Watashi no Kareshi wa Keikokubijin (Naruto X Hinata Doujin) Manhua

Title: My Boyfriend is a Gorgeous Girl (Naruto X Hinata Doujin) Hinata's heart raced as she stood waiting at their designated meeting spot, butterflies fluttering in her stomach. It had been weeks since their last encounter, and the anticipation of seeing Naruto again had her feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. But as the minutes turned into what felt like hours, Hinata's excitement waned, replaced by a creeping sense of worry. Where was Naruto? Just as she was beginning to fear the worst, a figure approached in the distance. But as the person drew nearer, Hinata's eyes widened in disbelief. It was Naruto, but not as she had ever seen him before. Long pigtails swayed behind him, and whisker-like markings adorned his face. Hinata's mind struggled to make sense of what she was seeing - Naruto had transformed into a girl, a stunningly beautiful girl who bore an uncanny resemblance to him. Naruto, or rather Naruko as she introduced herself with a shy grin, explained that she had wanted to surprise Hinata with a different look for their date. Hinata couldn't help but chuckle at the unexpected turn of events. Despite the initial shock, she found herself drawn to this new version of Naruto, captivated by the same familiar spark in her eyes. Their date unfolded in a series of laughter-filled moments, teasing banter, and unexpected connections. Walking hand in hand through the lively streets, Hinata felt a deep sense of contentment settle within her. It didn't matter that Naruto had taken on a different form - what truly mattered was the bond they shared and the authenticity shining through Naruko's eyes. As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow over the city, Hinata realized that love transcended appearances and societal norms. She found herself falling for Naruto, or Naruko, all over again, embracing the beauty of their unconventional love story. And in that moment, Hinata knew that their unique bond was something worth cherishing, no matter the form it took.