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You mean Tan Jiu? (▰˘◡˘▰)

This author is not the same who writes 19 Days? :O

Author: Tan Jiu 2000 released.
ohwhait LOL
Is the author of moscapa too... I though all those works were of old xian hahaha!

Hahaha they're friends and are both from Mospaca (⌒▽⌒)

I was confused whether they were friends or just the same person with different names. But DAMN how can they all have the same art style? And humour style? They must've been extremely close or something. I dunno, I find that strange. (not in a bad way though.)

Probably really close!

Lol. I know. I once read a manga where part of it took place in ancient Egypt and a large number of characters were blonde. I was like.....I don't think so. 乁( •_• ; )ㄏ

I'm not from ancient Egypt though.

Lol really? I can't believe XD C'mon, author, you are writing about a country in Africa. How many blondes can you find in the »ancient« Egypt? I'm also not egyptian, but I can tell you they don't had many on those times.
Author concessions, I guess ╮(￣▽￣)╭

How old are y'all because you need to go back to school and get educated. There are and have been plenty of blonde Spaniards. And ancient Egypt was a multi-racial society. Not to mention that the bleaching of hair is an ancient practice.

»Now« are plenty of blondes (and also of the other colors in hair and skin) around in all countries, cos the mix of the people at a mundial level. Now in Spain we have a lot of blonde blue-eyed persons, but I can tell you, we were a brown people: brown hair / eyes and that. We are talking about Ancient Egypt, and, you know, the blonde part of Europe was not very present there (if it was present). I don't discard merchants, but in 1000a.c. (before Christ I think you say it?) I doubt they have Natural blonde persons.
Also, they had the practice of lighten or dyeing hair, but due the region the lived, usually they used natural pigments like clay or henna, which are brown colors. And if they decolored, the max they can achieve was a light brown. You can change the tone of the hair if you want, but what do you do with the eyes? Don't tell me they had colored lenses xD
Don't call me ignorant unless you're a cathedratic in the theme, thanks.

Also, the story I read about Egypt was also allegedly before it was very multicultural. And while it's possible to bleach hair, the style in ancient Egypt was to wear black wigs and actually shave your head most commonly. Neither of us are saying that any culture is homogenous. Plus the ancient Egyptians who were part of the aristocracy at this time were mostly Egyptian or came from other Mesopotamian (middle eastern countries). Not a very naturally blonde population. Seems to me like you are the one who needs both a geography lesson and a chill pill.

That's it c:

Their was quite a few that were blondes.....

you know even if you dont have much boobs it hurts if you compress it, a lot! so i dont think its very manageable

I know how it feels xD it may hurts, and is pretty uncomfortable, but with that size is easy to do (don't need to choke, it is not a victorian corset), more than if she has Mamiya's sis size. I mean, if she is so stubborn about the matter of remaining male... Well, she's not doing a very good work.

hahah yeah well the mangaka has to make him end up as female so i guess thats why hes not doing a good work

I think that's why I find it annoying... Sagara wants to remain as a boy, why he cant? The emergence changes the body, not the mind, but the mangaka is forcefully putting here some heavy social pressure...

I agree, it's annoying. I liked that even though Sagara emerged he was staying with being a boy and going against what everyone was trying to push on him.

Yeah, was like, you want to remain as boy? Keep it going no matter what people says. Grow up, and then ask for surgery / hormones like any other common transsexual (irl) if you want back you masculine body... But the thing here is, the Author has other plans for little Sagara, that consist in make her a good woman who loves man. Ok, being ironic here xD but I think you can see the point.
Is different than kurokawa, she accepted her new self AND feeling like a woman still likes women.

I agree. surgery/hormones, and working out to regain some of the muscle lost. Though it bugged me that he was made super weak after emerging. I could understand if he went through a realllyyyy long emergence because then muscles would have deteriorated somewhat, to make him weak automatically because he is biologically a girl is annoying to me. If that's the way the mangaka goes then I'll be so disappointed. It happen with the series that is intertwined with this, but in that one it feels more believable. I feel like it's hinting that Kurokawa doesn't like being female 100%, though I think it could be different if it wasn't so obvious her parents have sort of started to think of her as her sister. But whoops I'm going off track X3 what I really feel is that the mangaka might be doing this just to have a straight couple? That's how it feels since Sagara liking and accepting being female feels very forced, if it happens it needs time to develop.