Kiss Him, Not Me 1: 01

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The boys help her lose weight, later creating a reward system by providing her with yaoi fan service for every weight goal reached. I don't even know how much of this is a joke and how much of this is the truth lmao I SWEAR they're very much alike. Believing in this wholeheartedly, Kae Serinuma is an overweight second-year high school girl who spends her days obsessing over fictional boys and fantasizing about men being in love with each other.

Initially overweight, Kae loses weight after a week of mourning over the death of her favorite anime character, becoming more slender and attractive as a result. The story of Serinuma Kae, a fujoshi who loves manga and anime featuring romantic relationships between male characters, is portrayed here. While the others end up having to take another path after a bridge collapses, Kae catches up to Hayato and takes shelter in an abandoned hotel.Japanese); 我太受欢迎了该怎么办 (Chinese); เมื่อสาววายกลายเป็นสาวฮอต (Thai); What will you do if I become popular ? It's usually filled with light humor and cute "shippy" moments, they all have their one shot with Serinuma before she realizes who she really likes. and also while not understanding her otaku/fujoshi hobbies, still tried their best to support her (even if it resulted in her imagining them in various BL situations) and accept her, though it can be argued in the beginning was them trying to win her favour. He used to be a soccer player when he was much younger, but lost confidence following an incident with Yūsuke. A longtime author of "BL" - male-male romance comics for straight women also known as "yaoi"―Junko's first stab at a long-running shojo series is Kiss Him, Not Me, which has become a major hit in Japan.

The characters are nothing special but your usual cliche characters to be honest with no three dimensional aspects.It was serialized in Kodansha's monthly manga magazine Bessatsu Friend from April 13, 2013 to February 13, 2018. However, even without that basis, it can be enjoyed by anyone for its fresh, appealing take on how people get along with each other.