Reviews for Yokozuna, My Childhood Friend, My Love! Manga

This review contains spoilers. Notice the depth of Eishi-kun's feelings! I read on while thinking about it. Ayako was relentless during her adolescence, but friends around her liked the inside rather than the outside, so she was in touch with Ayako, and above all, Yachi-kun liked Ayako from that time on, didn't she? It's like I want to take care of it because I like it. I wonder if chubby people like it? Either way, Ayako doesn't seem to be happy if she doesn't accept her past, but since Eiji is here, it's fine! I think so. I want them to get through with effort and vitality—I want to know what lies ahead for them!

This review contains spoilers. The eternal theme that worries many women is diet. It's a problem that affects your life, especially from the time you become aware of marriage. If you live alone, there is a high possibility that you can proceed conveniently for yourself, but when you live with someone, sometimes your diet doesn't go well due to love, and you end up struggling... Even if you worry and suffer, tomorrow will come. So what do we do? The heroine's conflict was carefully drawn, and I laughed and sympathized with her a lot in various scenes. The heroine was reunited with her hero, realized important things, and overcame her past. It's a work that makes me smile after reading it. I especially want many women to read it.

This review contains spoilers. Weight is really important for women, right? There are people who are plump, but cute. I want people I like to look cute. It's a maiden heart. Their name was Makuuchi, so they called them yokozuna, and I just laughed. Something cute. But it hurts the person himself, so I want you to be a little more careful, right? Wouldn't it be nice if you could bond with your childhood friend and be happy from now on?

This review contains spoilers. It made me wonder what true happiness is. The ideal that the heroine had imagined, an ending in a different form from that ideal. There isn't just one form of happiness, but there may be a right answer for that person.

This review contains spoilers. This heroine also has a complex that only she feels that doesn't go away from her head no matter what, which is hard for others to understand. I could sympathize with it so much that I cried. But after all, Yachi had a chubby girlfriend. Life requires insensitivity. I like Haruko, and I read it quite a bit, but it was the work that made me think a lot in my heart.

This review contains spoilers. I was fat when I was young, so the battle between the main character, who always works hard on a diet, and the guy I want to feed him is interesting. They both noticed important people and had a happy ending, so the content was very, very satisfying

This review contains spoilers. The marriage edition of Yokozuna Sama. The fact that Makuchi-san's old nickname was yokozuna is a true sense! Haruko sensei. Yachi's speech was disturbing, but it ended in a heartwarming story, and the case settled down. It was a pleasant story with a happy ending.