
The calendar in the company has a mysterious "swap mark" drawn on it every 10th of the month. A mysterious rule causing ambiguous awareness and memory of the swap... Who changed the world!? A swap fetish attribute forcibly implanted! Sex with a woman's body! Heart-pounding shell game in lesbian sessions! Chaotic swap orgy sex! Drowning in pleasure while feeling disgust!




















The cover features Satomi Mihara, but the lead is definitely Machi Ikuno. It's a strangely focused story though, not really about either of them, but a male character named Haruno-kun... It's a pretty complex piece. To be honest, Machi Ikuno's beauty and acting carry the whole thing. Satomi Mihara, who's on the cover, feels like a supporting role. Anyone hoping for a lot of Mirai Nakamaaru will probably be disappointed.
They really need to get back to basics. They clearly don't understand what people who like body swap/TS want. I'm losing interest in Rocket's work.
Why do they always try to get so clever with the plot when a simple body swap would be fine? It feels like they're wasting the potential of the TS element.
The body swap aspect is completely ruined. Apparently, this was based on viewer ideas, but the story is just incomprehensible, and there's zero 'moe' factor. At least if there had been a line like "Wow, it's big and soft!?!" when they first touched themselves in the morning… Using viewer ideas is fine, but they should have written the script with a broader audience in mind.
Doesn't feel like a body swap at all. They show who's swapped on an office notice board, which is just… awkward. It takes until the end to even start understanding the swap, and even then, it feels like someone else is possessing the body, not a genuine swap.