Pretty interesting so far, the novel follows Yuhan who looks thuggish in a gender-reversed world

It's enjoyable seeing misunderstandings spark from his appearance, even though he's inherently a kind person.

As of ch36, there aren't much romance, although there are some candidates. (No ntr)

He also does a lot of streaming, and it's funny seeing the chat messages, that are usually about his appearance.

Quick warning, this series was discontinued at chapter 88. I'd say what there is satisfying (it finishes off first heroines romance arc and you could treat it as an open ending), but it's a damn shame it ended.

I can't help but compare this to 'It's a Gender-Reversed World, But I Don't Go Out Anyway' as they have same theme and I read them back to back. This series really does everything so much better.

Protagonist arrives in reverse gender role world, in a body that looks like an NTR antagonist (tanned,... more>> blonde, muscular, tall, handsome and intimidating) and decides to be try streaming while acting as a delinquent. He ends up popular for his unconventional looks and attitude, and the fact he allows his viewers to sexually harass him in comments. There's a lot of fun banter with him interacting with his audience.

The protagonist is a likeable and has some depth. He's a good, considerate guy, but due to his new body's looks he's easily misunderstood. The series often switches to other characters perspective so we can see how he's being perceived by others and how that perception changes as they get to know him better.

The series makes good use of the gender reverse setting with the cultural differences playing a big part. Like the protagonists lack of common sense leading to unintentionally flirty actions and causing a lot of misunderstandings. The heroines who understand what he's like view him as a cinnamon roll, and they're worried he'll get taken advantage of. There's also the aspect of the protagonist acting dominantly to the heroines making them feel self conscious, as it'd normally be the women taking the lead.

There's romance, though builds up slowly. He officially confesses and gets first girlfriend in chapter 85. Also, it feels a bit forced but if the series continued it would have been a harem, as the protagonist fantasies of having one and the two heroines introduced secretly want to help him establish one (polygamy is legal, and they feel he deserves it).

There is one odd aspect though, it has heavy NTR vibes (It's netori). The protagonist new body affects his behavior like his smile looking a bit sinister, and occasionally speaks/acts without his control, especially when it comes to seducing women in a relationship. The first heroines story arc plays out like a cliche NTR scenario;

Spoiler

her relationship with boyfriend isn't going well, meets the protagonist and he "corrupts" her (she was prudish, and he helped her get out of her shell), then she breaks up with her boyfriend. This all included the boyfriends perspective as well, with his breakdown on realizing what happened.

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It teases another heroine who's married and also have relationship troubles, thus would likely get stolen by the protagonist.

Anyway, it was a good fun series that I'd readily recommend. <<less

The author has written a very conviencing male bimbo character that doesnt feel forced at all in a gender reversed world. The MC is endearing, like a male galko-chan. I find myself involuntarily having a big dumb smile on my face while reading this story about his silly misadventures, it's light hearted and fun.