The pronouns bothered me a lot. A lot of she when hibiki is not a woman. It would be much wiser to stick with they/them or to pay proper attention to hibiki's gender. There's actually a clear preference for their woman self (like from the author/translators, not necessarily hiroto), even if hibiki is equally comfortable in both genders. This manga is a nice step forward, but there's a lot of little things really made me feel weird as a queer person living in a queer community.
My Complex Soulmate!