July's Manga

This is not psychological at all, ignore this tag. This is a webtoon written by people who want to fetishise mental illnesses. Schizophrenia is a very real and serious condition, and it shouldn't be used as a cheap plot gimmick to have two guys jump each other, that's really disgusting. It's not written about in a serious nor convincing way, and you can't suppress schizophrenic hallucinations without taking medication. Also, even if you are the son of a psychiatrist, you cannot have access to a patient's medical records, that's a clear violation of medical privacy policies, and can result in the psychiatrist losing his license or going to jail. I'm sorry but you can't use real psychological conditions like this to further your own fantasy like this, author. The art is also poor and there is no plot whatsoever. Also, I need to stress that someone with schizophrenia cannot live on their own, like this protagonist does, it's very dangerous.

Wow, this webtoon is really good. It uses the previously popular concept of body-swapping very well, and effectively writes two compelling heroines into its narrative. I think I prefer this over the villainess isekai genre, since it's just done so much better this way. The two heroines are perfect foils for each other, Medea is strong and clever, while Psyche is compassionate and gentle, although the latter sometimes gets on my nerves. They grow as they become more comfortable in their new roles, discovering so much about each other, and learning of tragedies and misfortunes that the other has suffered. The art is absolutely beautiful, the author did a great job, especially with the details of the eyes. Of course, I prefer the look of Medea over Psyche, but I'm always rooting for Medea, no matter which body she's in. She's the badass heroine that goes around taking names and kicking everyone's ass. I hope the two of them can work together to take down the evil crown prince.

The art is quite good, especially close-ups of the female lead, very stunning work on the details of her face. The art in the prologue is awful though, I guess they hired another artist, or the artist improved drastically from the prologue to the actual first chapter. The female lead is quite bland. She's supposed to be a strong heroine type, but I find her boring. She doesn't have any strong motivations and is very passive. She's laden with guilt, but we don't actually see any scenes of her killing someone or such to understand why she feels so strongly about avoiding happiness. The male leads who are chasing after her have no distinction in their characters, so I don't care about them. Perhaps this will get better with later chapters, but so far, it's quite average.
Update: Each new chapter is useless, with lots of things happening, but it also feels meaningless at the same time. None of the events cause the characters to grow or realize something new about each other, and it's just a waste of nice art. There's practically no story, and the female lead is still as passive as ever. She just sits around, and men flock to her, but they don't confesss their love, and then they leave, only for the next guy to come along.