They should have the classic anime/manga thing where the person magically becomes thin and...

I hope not. I started reading this because she didn't look too thin in the cover. I'm sick and tired of fatphobia in manga/manhwa/manhua.

I feel like this one is different because it's been a hot minute since the story started and she hasn't really lost much weight. I think she'll eventually be thin but them showing her working out and abstaining from lots of sweets helps with the healthy weight loss regimen. Plus, they showed her scale and she's only lost a couple pounds since the beginning.

Yeah it does get annoying after a while. Also I was being sarcastic xD

Nah I saw a photo of her with her boo thang she gets really thin and pretty.

Being fat does not means the person is ugly.

I think she will lose weight but only because she is working out by doing martial arts so I don’t think she gon be majically thin just gon take a while

I never said she was ugly I just was saying she was thin and pretty. (￣∇￣")

That is implicated tho. Whether it was intended or not, the meaning is in there.

Aite srry I'll apologize but I never meant to say she was ugly (which she's not)

Lol, don't worry bout it. I wasn't accusing you or anything. I think it's just a lot of us having to rexamine our own personal biases. Even the ones we don't realize we may be implying. I'm guilty af of doing that.

Thanks (=・ω・=)

yeah, more than becoming thin, i want her to become healthy. like i hate manga where the character start going through terrible diets... like dieting is terrible for heath??? eat healthy and excercise dude... what you look like afterwards doesn't matter....

Being fat by no means a person is ugly, personally find chubby to be cute. However, is it unhealthy? Most definitely.

by no means, means*

I like it when the MC goes on a journey where they develop themselves, it could be good or bad. I want to feel included even if it is just supporting them.
If it's a one-step process, what's the point?

YESSSS ME TOO. I want to feel the pain-staking efforts they go through. Whether it be an underdog story or a revenge plot. I dig em both when you literally feel the tension and pain-staking efforts. Like DAYUM.

Again in most cases I like the character development to be not too slow buttt again not too fast. Like a flick of a wand and voila. (Some plots tho have an OP character right off the bat and some, ngl, are dope).