Reviews for Plus-sized Misadventures in Love! Manga

This review contains spoilers. The setting is far from reality and feels like fantasy, but even so, the main character is fascinating and draws you in! They're a little too liked by good-looking guys, but they're cute and make you think that's the case too... Personally, I want things to go well with my juniors (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. The tempo of the story is good and I can read it quickly! Yumeko now has a positive constitution, and after all, it means that what's inside is more important than what it looks like.

This review contains spoilers. The main character, Yumeko-chan, is bright and looks like the sun, and she captures bad comments from those around her in a positive way! The fact that they solve problems around them with such positive power makes me feel energized by reading it! The story is interesting because it has not only romantic comedies and gags, but also suspense elements. I've only been able to read it halfway through, but I'm worried about the incident of Yumeko-chan and the vice president before I lost my memory, so I think I'll read more.

This review contains spoilers. I'm glad she became an enviably positive and energetic heroine, but I'm curious about how Debu=Negative was depicted before the change.

This review contains spoilers. The main character is very positive and energizing, and it feels good to read. I'm often moved and impressed by the words and actions that the protagonist chooses, but sometimes there are times when the story is insanely shallow, and it's a pity that I paid for this.

This review contains spoilers. The heroine had an accident from the beginning and became retrograde amnesia, so I was wondering what would happen in the future... but I was entertained by the bizarre behavior of the heroine, who became like a different person.

This review contains spoilers. After she had amnesia, Yumeko was awfully positive and envious. Did they fall from the 4th floor of their own accord, or were they pushed down by someone else? I'm wondering which one it is. It seems that before she had amnesia, Yumeko hated mirrors, but in my early childhood, I was in the minority by spinning in a circle in front of the mirror while being aware that my face wasn't cute?

This review contains spoilers. The main character, ugly and fat Yumeko, is transformed into a super cute girl due to a traffic accident. And it's a story that cuts through the complex so quickly that it feels good. But the truth is that I don't have such a miracle, and I also feel like I want it to be cut...