Reviews for Sweetness and Lightning Manga

Tsumugi's cuteness is irresistible...! I really like the smiles of all the characters that appear. There are also sad scenes, but do your best to see them move forward using that as a driving force! It makes me want to call out!

This is a manga where a single father cooks meals for a girl and daughter at a restaurant at her parents' house. There are various characters, but the basic thing is that they just say that it's delicious to cook and eat, so it might not be enough for people looking for a story.

There is a warmth that makes cooking meet and connect people. There are many forms of modern families, but now and in the past, I keep thinking that family members are not the only ones who have love and interest. I think raising children and growing as human beings is only possible when various people are involved, and I thought that would be a kinder way.

I love cooking, so I'm addicted to it. The recipes for the dishes mentioned in the story are also included, so I actually enjoyed making them. The character's growth is also written, so I feel like I'm watching everyone. The final edition also clearly depicts the growth of tsumugi, and it makes me cry when I look at it from an old man's point of view (laughs)

A father and daughter learn cooking together with a high school girl. At first, all the dishes are simple, so it's easy to make your own. The picture is cute, and it conveys the deliciousness of the food. I learned that delicious homemade rice is the best.

I bought the comic after watching the anime, but is that the main character anyway? Nozumugi-chan is so cute! The sight of them eating is irresistibly cute and I love it!! There are many dishes that will make you want to try cooking, and I think it will also be a recipe book!

It's sad that I ended up with only the works I really like, but there's a sense of loneliness that reminds me of graduation day when I finish reading them, and I'm looking forward to the next work

I'm worried about the continuation. It was a comic with a wonderful atmosphere until the end. I want more extra editions to come out.

I grew up to be a good kid ~ for now, I'm really curious about what will happen to Otosan and Kotori. Are those two sticking together!?

The content is heartwarming, and there aren't any elaborate dishes coming out, but a lot of dishes that make me feel nostalgic, like the ones my mother made when I was a kid, came up, and I wanted to make them after reading them.

All of the characters are nice people and you will be healed. It's not going that well. I think there are many depictions of it, but well, it's a manga. The food looks delicious too.

A father-daughter combination with a high school girl... I thought, but Tsumugi is really cute, and the high school girl Kotori is also an innocent girl, not a JK. I'm happy to have found a comic that really soothes me. The food looked delicious too.. It's a comic I want to read on a tired day

The food that comes out looks really tasty, and you eat it deliciously again, so you want to make the food that comes out?

It was a story I loved and wanted to look back over and over again. I often fell in love with the stories where cooking appears in anime, comics, and dramas, and I was addicted to it the moment I read the first volume. Various dishes come up in each episode, and I love it because it's fun to read the simple cooking process, and it's also a learning experience, but more than that, the good and bad aspects of relationships between people, such as family and friends, are delicately depicted. I'm a relatively quick reader, but this comic was tightly packed with content one by one, and I was able to thoroughly enjoy it because there were many things I thought about while reading it. Every time a new issue comes out, I want to look back at the previous episode, so I read it from the beginning, rewind a few volumes and read them in between, and I think I'll probably look back over and over again in the future. Tsumugi, who was so small, has grown up, and the extra edition of the final volume is Akan, how many tears have she shed... I'm glad I came across this work.

She's a turned-girl and cute! The content is also relaxing, so it's a work I read when I'm tired and want to be healed!

I've watched TV anime, and Single Father is still not well known. I think it's very difficult for a father to raise a child. I hope this comic will trigger the spread of single fathers

Tsumugi are so cute. The scene where 3 people cook food is very heartwarming.