In Wonderland

Scientific Note:
This chapter is NOT a fantasy.  Kagami suffers from an extreme
form of "visual agnosia," a neurological disorder that distorts her
perception of reality---especially her perception of faces.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual Agnosia

I expected some bunny sex. I†˜m a bit sad now...

Admittedly, judging by what kind of looks her sex friends had so far for her, it's no wonder her tastes were like this after seeing the world normally as well...

If you're interested, we reviewed this on Ep41 of Nymphomercial. You can find it wherever you get podcasts, or here: https://nymphomercial.podbean.com/e/ep41-whole-pork/

lol

Poor Mitamura kun too bad he didn’t have the face of an ugly bastard at the end.

I feel a little bad for our MC, but love based solely on physical attraction rarely lasts. I think both protagonists are better off this way.

I guess in the end she’s attracted to what she is; a pig.

Why does this hurt me so?

Literary Note:
The Japanese love the Alice stories, which they have
parodied or referenced countless times in manga and
anime.  For example, Clamp's Miyuki-chan in Wonder-
land is a humorous yuri parody.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miyuki-chan in Wonderland

hmm... i should probably cut down on pork this month in respect for our male lead

Eh

Seemed straightforward enough, until I hit Page 2 ..... "DAYUM!"

In The End, There Can Be Only One Conclusion (IMHO): "Well That Was Something Completely W.T.F."

I wonder if the artist just wanted to draw like animal people without it being weird, so he made the plot about a girl basically being in a screwed up Alice in Wonderland situation where the world seems different to her...
Well, nothing wrong with that, of course. It definitely made for an interesting read.
That ending though. Poor guy, she got so used to seeing animal faces that even after she basically saw things as every one else does, she still goes for the somewhat more...ugly looking fellows.
Really, all I can say is I feel a bit bad for the poor guy. He heard of her situation and yet persisted in loving her, but I suppose it wasn't meant to be.