Reviews for THE BEST MAN'S PLAN Manga

A story about a fake engagement for her twin sister. A hero who makes fun of the energetic and mean heroine with plenty of room for adults. It was nice to hear that the hero thinks the heroine is so important and cute!

Harlequin always has a happy ending, but it's nice that the last one in this film feels surprising! The relationship between the heroine and the hero, who have a wild pon-pon conversation, is also wonderful, but the last one, which reveals why they disappeared after following them, disappointed my expectations in a good way!

Grace, who has complexes, was so messy and cute, and I really enjoyed reading it.

One of the HQs that uses something similar in twin settings. HQ classic menu. However, there was something that convinced me when I read the complex unique to twins depicted in this work. Until now, even though I've been in close contact with several groups, I've never been shown such a deep mentality. In a situation like this story, I feel that it is somehow superfluous that the heroine has such strong feelings. As is the case with siblings to some extent, they have all kinds of feelings just because they are close, let alone a proposal or marriage, which is a big event in life, so they may come into contact with such subtlety, such as this story. If you look at it from his point of view, even if you don't think of it unless you explain it to him, I wonder if this is a male character, it would be great. As a result, they acted recklessly. I have a feeling that he is very laid-back. This man looks rich even if his life is not described as a mansion or anything. Hollywood star, the cover seems to be mistaken for George Clooney, and he is in a position like a typical second-film actor, and he has such a presence that he would stand out at parties. As I read on, I became convinced of such a character who didn't seem to have any bad upbringing, and always being imposing, and the carefree appeal of favor to the heroine by that person is natural, and it fits perfectly with his sense of justice expressed everywhere in the story. That's why I can't immediately understand the heroine's escape attitude. Here, readers also only caught a glimpse of the story, and along with the unclear secrets of the heroine, whose answers were not visible for a long time, “Why?” I get along with chasing after you. The place where the heroine frees herself has already been excited to propose even if he doesn't see it, and the heroine was able to establish her identity strongly enough there as a place to show off her other self and talented personality that no one else knows. Even though the investigation of the secret wasn't something he could have imagined, he was positive about the fact that he was finally able to understand it well with his own eyes and ears. I don't waver against the heroine. There is no relationship without secrets in the world. However, this way of revealing secrets may be ideal. It's a twin setting, and there are many people in HQ who can't distinguish their opponents regardless of how close they are to romance, but this work was refreshing because there was no trick to that. There is a sense of incongruity with the title.

did your face feel relaxed after reading it? I mean it's so funny... The two of them are fun to interact with, and everyone in the store is a very nice person. Bryan smiles no matter what is said, but his rescue drama at the scene of the accident and the serious scolding of Grace when he is gone is so manly and wonderful. Would you recommend buying a pack?

I can't get out of my sense of inferiority towards my excellent sister. It's an emotion that has been imprinted on since I was little. I've never had that experience, but I can understand it. When I was able to meet someone who accepted and loved me, I was finally freed from the spell. That was great.

I love the feisty heroine! I was surprised that the hero didn't clearly express his feelings, but I wonder if that was a good thing.

The story was sharp, the tempo was good, and I liked all the characters. It made me want to read the original story too.

It was nice to have a comical yet serious inner world. I think the twins in HQ are often replaced, etc., but it was refreshing that this story was also written in a heavy yet comical way about things like worries due to different twins.

The main character has a clear personality and is pleasant. On the other hand, the fact that they have complexes within them also seems cute and human-like. Also, there are depictions that make me think that the hero is in love with the main character, so personally it's great. After that, I didn't really understand what kind of place the hero (apparently) who was Playboy was attracted to the main character and when, so ☆ is 4.

The rating is 4, but is it about 4.5? I was watching Grace act like a tomboy, and I really liked it. Personally, I recommend it.