After reading some parts of this manga, I feel like I really need to get my eyes bleached.

Often, I would be getting second-hand embarrassment...

Is it worth the read? Uhhhhhh unless YOU'RE FEELING REALLY BRAVE, I GUESS.

... Last updated on July 17th, 2023, 7:14pm

Drunk Okama was crossdressed as a joke by his friends, then discovered he was a 'narcissist' for his female counterpart, then finds a girl who looks like his female counterpart, he loves her but hides his identity as a gay drag queen bar worker due to certain circumstances. Furthermore, the story has a flavour theme about social relationships such as dating, money, and sexual orientations. Has incomplete yet decent anime adaptation with some events changes, and more male rape victim jokes.
Keywords: sexual humour, crossdressing, LGBT, narcissism, love polygon, adult cast, story arcs, theme-driven.

Yup, just hilarious, unbelievably funny at almost every turn

And yes, it does indeed depict LGBT themes (and maybe a couple of others too) in a way which reflects the era in which it was written......yeah, still hilarious, I myself have a sense of humor and can put my over-sensitive/looking to get upset at the most innocuous of perceived slights/ on hold when I absolutely know it really is just meant to be funny and not vindictive

Couldn't recommend it highly enough for gender bender/comedy.

... Last updated on August 27th, 2016, 10:00am

If you can get past the over stereotypical old fashion view people used to have of homosexuals as well as the use of male rape, sexual assault ect then you might enjoy this. Don't mind a good gender bender and the conflict between the mc's two lives but it is very over shadowed by the sexual gags.

Humorous--however, at the expense of the LGBTQ community. The majority of jokes made play off of stereotypical caricatures of gay men in drag. The romantic inclinations of minor (non-heterosexual) characters are trivialized and used as comic relief, often in conjunction with their inability to "pass"--or be perceived as female because of a lack of stereotypical feminine features. At one point one of the minor characters even rapes the main character in what's supposed to be a funny scene. To be honest, ALL the non-heterosexual characters are portrayed as thirsty, thinking about dick all the time. These depictions only perpetuate a common societal view of non-heteros as perverts who don't care about consent and are driven by base desires, doing little to further their inclusion and acceptance into general society. The article that was included in the scanlation I read addressed this, but the content remains in the manga nonetheless.

tl;dr--The entire story is centered around a heterosexual man going after a conventionally cute and naive girl. Gender and sexual minorities are played for laughs.

... Last updated on August 9th, 2013, 2:51pm

I had this on hold for a long time cause this cover didn't catch my interest. However, after finally reading it I was instantly hooked. The only down side was that it only is scanned up to ch. 22 just when it starts getting really interesting.

there ARE scenes you are better off not seeing
but the story's so twisted its hilarious and you just cant stop
wondering how it continues =)
hope someone picks it up again

The romance part was fairly all right. However, it just didn't seem interesting enough to read past Volume 1. And some of the humor and crass depiction of gay people were a big turn-off.

Maybe we should add horror as genre, because this manga has the most horrifying scenes I've ever seen. Well, in a funny way at least...