[ENG Ver.] Undercover Journalism ~A Criminal Possessed Her Body~

Editorial Review

★3.8 / 5 — henhenta editorial rating (our own assessment, not the DLsite official user score)

Body-swapping and possession fiction is a well-worn corner of adult manga, but this entry leans toward the predatory-infiltration end of it rather than the comedic mix-up variety. The English-language PDF format makes it easy to pick up for readers who usually have to rely on fan translations for this niche.

The hook is the mechanism. A smartphone lets its holder seize a body through a simple handclasp, so the story becomes a chain of hosts rather than a single swap. The opening is the strongest part of the setup: a male student from another school turns up, and he turns out to be a criminal’s first vessel, used to get close to a school. From there the man moves into a female teacher’s body and walks through the gates unchallenged, hunting for his next target. That gives the story a procedural, almost thriller-like momentum that the genre often skips in favor of a single-scene premise. The tags flag male-to-female transformation and brainwashing, and the pairing is a natural fit. Taking over a body and then overwriting the mind is a logical escalation, and it suits a villain who treats people as disposable equipment. The title’s “undercover” framing also suggests the story is about infiltration and concealment, though the synopsis doesn’t say how far that goes.

Readers who enjoy possession stories built on a clear rule and a villain’s-eye view will get the most from it, especially those who like the male-to-female angle and mind-control themes treated as a plot engine. The dark, antagonist-driven tone means it is not for anyone looking for lighthearted body-swap comedy.

Verdict: a tightly premised possession story that rewards fans of predatory body-hopping and brainwashing, and a clear skip for those who want a gentler swap.