Reviews for Monday Maria Manga

It was worth reading since it was a two-volume one. This is my favorite work among the author's works. I'd like to read Maria and the Light after that.

I love the artist's paintings! I think the story was interesting too. But I read it before this without knowing that there was a first part (lol) I'm sure it would have been more interesting to read it from the first part (laughs), so 4 stars

Buy the author. “Maria on the 2nd Floor” sequel. A shopkeeper who falls in love with the owner of a share house. He pitched with all his might in his youth and was cute.

It was interesting, but I don't understand how to take offense. What's more, it's ridiculous to end up as a high school student. I have to get them to appear as a proper attack (hopeful observation) by depicting them growing up after becoming a college student. The story of Marutani's cousins Satoshi & Watanabe Kapu is in “The Man Who Wants to Forget.” This one is interesting too.

It's a sequel. To be honest, I was relieved that Maria, who was fluttering around here, finally realized her own feelings. Because otherwise, the light was swayed around so much that I even felt sorry. It was also nice that Hikaru, who made up her mind, became much more manly. The story of my cousin who appeared is in “The Man I Want to Forget,” so be sure to check that out too.

It ended with my foot sandwiched between the door, and it starts there lol lol people other than 2 people were half-forgotten along the way, but well, it's a pity that they were clearly shaken. Tatsumi is still calm and does a good job. My cousin Satoshi is appearing, and it was a bit nice that he was unexpectedly gay. I wanted to see the two of them stick together a little bit more. It's not clearly drawn, but Maria took it, right? Even though that's important! I'm in high school, so I want to see them become adults too! Overtake your back and be handsome... please!