Samayoeru Tenseisha-tachi no Revival Game
ReLive Game of Wandering Reincarnations

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The first 24 chapters, or almost 3 complete volumes, are well written, compelling and despite the dark overtones, have some genuinely cute subplots, especially the MCs romantic interest.

The 25th chapter, and closing of the 3rd Volume, is such a slap in the face pile of disrespect that I am wholeheartedly, vehemently against the author bothering to write the 4th volume which apparently releases this month, as the big reveal is, spoilers, what you thought was Yuri, is actually a straight harem in the end, or at least is implied to be going forward anyway. If that's considered a spoiler, so be it, but personally I ... consider it a warning. if you've read ANY of it and thought "Oh good yuri", you're wrong, author is all about that generic pathetic boy gets a harem life, EVEN AFTER all they went through as a female.

First 24 chapter? 10/10, highly recommended
25 and beyond? Unless you consider it a whole independent story, 1/10 generic trash.

Such a amazing work that i absolutely loved...only to be completely turned into a completely different thing in the end, up to chapter 24, everything is a 10/10 without question for me, but the ending that doesn't make sense at all, its 1/10, i don't get why make everything all about his relations with the girls be with his princess form that he literally took better than the princess herself, she even says it, and then remove it to be a harem ending...if this manga kept the gender bender and the story kept inside the country it would be a huge success, a huge disappointment ... despite my still, 9/10...as someone whos favorite genre is gender bender, this manga has such a berserk/dark souls drawing and feeling it was very very well made and the immortality gave it originality even, but the ending ruins it all, i can't put it to words how disappointing this was.