Reviews for Sweetness and Lightning Manga

The reason was that I watched the anime adaptation. I couldn't watch it from the first time, and I bought it because I wanted to read the last volume of The Reason the Mother Isn't There: How Father and Daughter Cook and Eat Rice in Three, until the last volume. It is a story with laughter and tears, interwoven with human patterns surrounding the two. I recommend it.

The pictures are beautiful and they also write recipes for dishes that came up during production, so I made them several times ~ It's a comic that is interesting and full of things that I can learn about cooking. lol

When I read it before, I wasn't addicted to the character Tsumugi, but after rereading it, I became addicted to how cute it is. Parents and children are cute.

I read the first few volumes. A story about the growth of a father and his toddler. It depicts how the mother and child of the father's students struggle and grow up while being single parents while being involved in cooking. They are raising the same children. There are many scenes that make me smile, but I still can't read it without tears.

This is a really fuzzy story. The warmth of home? This is a comic about everyday life. I think people who like that kind of work will like it.

It's a comic that makes you want to cook your own meals. The anime version is also very good, so I think it's really satisfying no matter which one you watch.

The development of various human relationships can also be expected, but it is good to dare to proceed calmly.

I came from anime. The last volume of the work has also been released, so it's kind of confusing. It's getting bigger, I feel like watching it grow

Finally, the final episode... I cried. There are probably quite a few dishes that have come to be made in this manga...

The content is good, but when people who are actually raising children read it, they say “hmm?” There is a slight description of that. It is necessary to think that depictions of children are fairy tales.

Of course, the food looks delicious, and it's a manga where each character is unique and makes you laugh, cry, and make you feel happy

I watched the anime first, but after all, the manga has more content and is more interesting. It makes me feel relaxed from beginning to end.

A heartwarming story of a relaxed father and daughter cooking and growing up. The food looks delicious and makes me want to try making it myself.

The meal situation between Tsumugi and her father, who preceded her mother. Inuzuka-sensei is a single father, and although he does his best at housework that he can't get used to, he's not good at cooking. Caring for her father, Tsumugi puts up with what she wants to eat, and she also puts up with the feeling that they want to sit around the dining table together. Finally, one day, Tsumugi's feelings overflow, and Professor Inuzuka, who knows the magnitude of the matter, makes up his mind and starts studying cooking. Also, the person we study cooking with is Kotori, a student at Inuzuka-sensei's school. I'm the daughter of a restaurant, but again, I'm not good at cooking. These two people go to great pains to prepare a meal for the tsumugi, but the finished product looks much more delicious than expected! And the cooking process looks so fun! It seems that it can be used as a textbook on dietary education, including not only about eating, but also about the creator's thoughts about what role meals play for us. Tsumugi's expression, crying and laughing is cute, and it also makes me empathize with it.

I have all of this writer's BL, and my friend recommended that this one would be good, so I bought all the volumes at once after trial reading. It was a purchase I won't regret. A parent and child are in two groups, and friends too. I have a good relationship with each person's personality. I often read it in the middle of the night, so I'm in trouble because I sometimes get hungry because of tasty food, but it's also fun to think I'll try making it in the future.