Forgot my true chapter since I read this a while ago so whatever.

This is one of those depression type gender bender. You probably know the kind. In this case, this seems to be a gradual healing (with a little bit of unhealthy relationships) read, along with some downturns, like the (only reveal if you are uncertain to read or not)

The MC violates some ridiculous cybercrime law for s*xual harassment (woman against woman?)

and is threatened by this woman to take the case to court (which would make the MC pay a large fine for an online comment)

then she demands the MC to obey her by sending her photos every night and telling every detail of the MC's day.

... more>> The character is so annoying that I was considering dropping the work and I kept going forward waiting for the situation to be resolved,

only to see the Yandere tag and understand that this is not going anywhere, MC doesn't have the brain to realize that the woman's threat is a crime in itself.

Despite the initial crime already not making much sense, I don't know if it's something that exists in Korea or came from the author's imagination, but anyway I decided to give up on the work because of this.

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This is really adorable. It starts out really heavy and depressing. The main character is a high school graduate who is socially isolated, toxic, messy, traumatized, and depressed.

When he turns into a girl, very little changes immediately, but it does start when lack of money forces her to start streaming.

It's a fairly slow burn, with the main character slowly getting better, and she's not the only one who grows either. A certain other character has their own growth and their own issues, and while it might not redeem their earlier... more>> actions and motivations, they end up becoming a solid pillar of support for the main character.

It's not all sunshine and rainbows, of course, since she has a lot of issues still, but its a wonderful story of rehabilitation. <<less