Reviews for My Personal Weatherman Manga

This review contains spoilers. The relationship between seniors and juniors was good, and were the offensive remarks cute too? It was short, but the story is amazing I want to watch more ⛳

This review contains spoilers. I was surprised that my statement, which was too aggressive, was just a proposal... it was so obliquely above my imagination. But in the end, I'm glad they both felt happy.

This review contains spoilers. ● After reading episode 6 → count by hand after the distribution schedule was announced, and purchased at 0:00. I've reread it a dozen times already. The smile on 21P from past editions 14P to 18P was good. Little by little, the love of the attack and the fact that Oku, who was aware of her own thoughts, became honest little by little, and it's also nice that they began to notice how poor the attack was! Damn couple! ● After reading episode 5 → “Curry” seems to be connected to the pig from episode 1 in the future. In the second half of the recollection scene, I can see why I was the only one to receive an attack even though it was still in the middle. If you take the mask off only on yourself the whole time, you don't think that the communication disorder is being favored. After that episode 4, Okuge said “no,” even though he was drunk, the outer filter came off without even attacking and showed a shy face. It was interesting that Man-san had a mount against Man-san and that Man-san herself noticed it (Man-san's husband is a nice person too) ● After reading episode 4 → as the title suggests, the sudden Dele and the long-awaited development (I) almost became heatstroke. The last draw is great too! ●After reading episode 3 → is the bathroom in the Segasaki house glazed?! I was shocked by episode 3. Halfway through, I thought “it might be starting to feel good,” but after all, the (sadly) bad talker couple didn't even get along. These two people just don't have enough conversation (crying) Modern Moda is painful, but I'd like to ask for forgiveness that they can be put together due to sudden developments, so I want them to draw carefully until they can see these two honest and happy people. ● After reading episode 2 → I understand the inside of the bad talker's heart and I'm being mean, but I'm satisfied with the attitude of receiving after that, the attack is awesome. I'm just waiting impatiently for the continuation. I'm also waiting for comics. ● After reading episode 1 → there are no places where something of concern comes up, such as story development, compositional frame breaks, lines, facial expressions, etc., and I was able to stop, and I was able to read all the way to the last page stress-free, and it's already great! However, why did Attack make such a voice when he was in college? I'm curious about it. If a continuation is drawn, I expect the author to delve into it at that time, but if not, there is no problem if you supplement it in a way that is convenient for you (laughs). Even so, when certain things overlapped, they didn't come across because the attack captured a casual word uttered by Oku in the past and thought about it? I understand, but I hadn't seen a reason to care about that part in any other work, so it was really refreshing (laughs)

This review contains spoilers. It would be a waste to end up here! I thought so, but I'm glad my feelings were conveyed at the end!

This review contains spoilers. We passed each other, but I'm glad the misunderstanding was resolved at the end! I wonder if it's still going on? I'm looking forward to it. A clumsy attack that makes you feel like you've proposed is good. The prying reception is also cute.

This review contains spoilers. This is a 37-page short story. It's a perfect story for times when you want a quick change of pace. Attack is an erotic manga artist who doesn't sell well, and Uke is an erotic manga artist that doesn't sell, and this conveys the feeling that they like each other even though they have a slight misunderstanding, and I felt happy when I read it. I'm hoping a sequel will come out ☆