Reviews for Hero Worship -Turning Into A Woman Made The Hero Worship Me!- Manga

A story with a good tempo, and even though he has a max status, he is a brave man who feels clumsy. I also like the main character who is masculine even when transformed into a woman, and has a dry feeling. It's easy to read, so I just bought one and read it.

All the characters in the Hero Party are standing and it's so funny. The main character is set to have 1 low status, but they aren't treated coldly, and everyone is on good terms and recognizes the main character, and it's a party where I want them to stay together forever, so it's nice that the story and funny begin where the adventure ends. Speaking of selfishness, it felt like there were no erotic scenes at all, so I thought it would have been nice if they were drawn a little more carefully. But it's interesting, so ★ won't decrease. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

When I read volume 1, it was usually funny, but the heroine got cuter and cuter, and it's amazing to see the cool hero tsundere along with that. Other friends also have characters such as the Onae Magician, the Samurai Priest, and the Prince who doesn't seem to die even if killed, making it interesting.

I'm excited to find a dark horse work in the nyota manga. There are parts that are a bit aggressive, but the story is careful. They are good at foreshadowing, the exchange of characters has a good tempo, and I even feel like I got it because of the amount of information packed into each episode. I'm looking forward to the broadcast in the future.

I don't usually buy single episodes and wait for the book, but since it was my favorite setting, I bought up to 3 volumes. The protagonist, who works for the tyrannical hero, is cute and interesting. I feel like the brave man is a poor person, but he's a scoundrel. Looking forward to future growth. It looks like an ideal feminization, so I think I'll buy more with the meaning of support. I hope it becomes a book soon.

swept away healthy heroine? It's a story with uncompromising inclusiveness and natural kindness, and it's a story where you support aggressive heroes and go together in a good direction with your friends. It's interesting, but I thought it would be easier to read if it was a little more lovey-dovey.