Diary in My Head 1
The Okita Soji Chapter:
Although I've lost my memories, I believe I'm from the distant future, because I know all the history up to the 21st century, including the entire life of the person whose identity I'm using now: Sojiro Okita, also known as Okita Soji.
But there's something strange...
Wasn't Okita Soji a man?
Why is the body I'm using a girl's?
Diary in My Head 2
The Oda Nobunaga Chapter:
My escape attempt failed. When I woke up again, I'd become a baby named Kichihoshi. Yes, the very same one who would later become the famous Oda Nobunaga. Somehow, I have a feeling this won't be the last time.
Even though this is an underdeveloped ancient era, Nobunaga's life is so much better than Soji's, who lost his father as a child. Still, there's one thing that's been bothering me...
How can a woman have a baby with another woman???
Protagonist: "Sometimes following history can be painful, but I respect the life of everyone whose body I possess. I hope I can play them well, become them, for every person I may have swallowed up or replaced, and for the brilliant, extraordinary lives they lived."
But...
Can someone tell me why so many famous people
have all, all, all changed genders?!
Special Notice: 1. Although the protagonist keeps transmigrating into women, please don't think of the protagonist as a woman! They have no gender, and will become a man later on. Proceed with caution if that bothers you.
2. There should be a romance in every story, because the author is love-struck, but the protagonist rejects every love interest because romance just isn't on their mind.
Theme: Using the most stubborn, most straight-man approach to become powerful with an ambiguous gender in an unfair, chaotic world.