Reviews for ONE WEEK WITH THE BEST MAN Manga

I wonder what kind of image I have of the chubby heroine that I sometimes see on HQ is someone who makes me feel relieved even if she's not a hero. I empathize with myself, who is similar to the usual heroine with a good face and good style ♡ I'm in love with my hero with my eyes, but empathize with the heroine who is chubby and by no means perfect is unusually natural, isn't it? HQ itself is an impossible story, but there is a desire to have a pochy heroine. There are so many loves, but how can you bring back to reality a hero who has seen only lovers covered in disguise? I wonder if the hero is finally back to being alive. Speaking of difficulties, wouldn't it be better to have a wedding that was “beautiful” while remaining chubby?

What's wrong with chubby women! It was a work I wanted to give to men who have no eye for the world. Really, it's not just about looks. Having said that, the heroine is beautiful, and she has good proportions, and that's fine! More than that, I was really concerned about the hero's bare body lol.

The heroine's transformation was great. It's not about dieting, I changed my hairstyle, clothes, and makeup as it is, and there are places where I stay chubby even after a year. Heroes also have boring misunderstandings, but it was nice to see the inside rather than the outside from the first time we met. Both the heroine and hero were good people, and I was amazed.

This is my favorite story in this series. I think the heroine's unadorned honesty is appealing.

I love this series and I'm always indebted to you\ (^_^)/read it again.

This time in the series, I'm not talking about cooking, but about the heroine Bon Kookubbon who makes you want to hug her. Funding was provided by the client, and it's a perfect job, from esthetics to beauty salon clothes!

I wish I had gotten married. She might fall short as a plump HQ heroine, though. Men have amazing muscles. I wonder if they're training?

I like the straight heroine. I thought the hero was also a bit of a crazy male character, but he was a good young man who was struggling. It was a refreshing story, and it was the best in the series. You can enjoy it separately.

I bought Fatcho Heroine wondering what kind of development it would be like. It's a pseudo-girlfriend that I ended up receiving at work, but it's a development where the hero is drawn by a solid heroine. The heroine's feelings were well conveyed and it was interesting.

It was nice that they became cute and wonderful, as the saying goes when you fall in love makes you cute.

A story about a slightly chubby heroine trying her best. I think it's totally better than losing too much weight with glamor ~ personally.

This is a story about a chubby heroine with a beautiful heart and a Hollywood star hero. The heroine transforms like a different person! It's not that they're in love, so it's very nice that they become sexy little by little ☆ Heroes aren't that arrogant, and there are places where they have short circuits, but they are kind heroes with family feelings, and bad people don't come out. I read it from the perspective of an old lady watching over the heroine (laughs)

The heroine is cute. The fat setting was vivid, and I couldn't face up to that fleshiness in the bed scene because it reminded me of my own obesity. Even though the common adjective “healthy” is natural, there is no way to confirm beautiful skin with tactile sensation. He, set as a popular action movie star, wasn't my favorite visual, but I thought the kiss performance as a lover and the contact scene he called acting guidance was a picture that made me feel like a man. Pictorially, he's called a mood maker. There's no such thing in the story. However, not only is the heroine character hurt by receiving terrible words, nor is she feeling angry with her opponent. A good kid who even worries about the man he's broken heart with! I worked very hard, and I was able to lose my virginity in the process, and I think it would be one story even if it ended up with such memories, but since it's HQ, it's not just a story about cleaning up with memories. I made him do his job, too. There are quite a few stories on HQ where people have romantic relationships with stars, but the fact that the punchline about the informant in the revealing article is too simple is a bit out of touch. Additional note: I felt that the expression “woman of destiny” somehow sounded trite, but his own inner confession of “thinking that you were the 'woman of destiny' /that intuitively /even about myself/ didn't believe” has crept into me since I first read it. A scene where his true intentions were told not as a pick-up line for a woman, but as words expressing the image of the heroine from his own perspective. I picked up his emotions, which came back through this reread, and decided to raise the star by one notch from the initial evaluation. Speaking at the beginning, I can't help but feel like it's okay to leave out the “with” part of his confession, “even about myself.”

She didn't care about getting ready, and she became beautiful by playing the lover of a Hollywood star. Because the content is romantic.