Reviews for My Oh My, Atami-kun Manga

The main character is homosexual, but I would recommend this book to a wide range of people. Seen from Kansai people, the way the lines are spun and the tempo is exactly what it was when I was a student, so I feel like I'm back in high school and watching Atami-kun and the others. Atami-kun, Tsuji-kun, Adachi-san, and Kunishima-san, who mainly appear, are the type that thinks deeply and is a bit troublesome. It's easy, but I'm hesitant, and I probably can't say 90% of what I'm lost about, and when I gather up my courage and consult only 10%, it's comfortable that everyone thinks deeply and captures 10%. Also, at first, I thought it was also a story where Atami-kun made a small wall with his classmates and seniors, who were nice people to talk about, and they learned it one by one. The author carefully depicts multifaceted nature, and there are good points, and there are parts I'm not good at, and just because there are good points doesn't mean you have to like them, and you don't have to be in a relationship even if you like them. I think this is fine, and my mind becomes lighter as I read it. I'm looking forward to the next volume too!

While looking at himself, Atami-kun is a beautiful boy who seriously ponders, “Where would you like...” Atami-kun seems to be in love! For the same sex! ←This is important What I don't want you to misunderstand is that it's not a BL comic. In terms of genre, it feels like everyday life in the natural Kansai dialect. It's not a BL comic, so I'd like people who don't like BL to pick it up and read it. Atami-kun, who seems to be in love, is interesting, and personally I like the comical conversation between the family (mother and sister) of the senior (♂) that Atami-kun initially favors in the story. I hope Atami-kun continues for a long time! everyone, read on...

Even though dramatic dramas don't happen, I can't help but think that everyone's lives are dramatic in their own right, and I want them to live a good life.

I love it. I irresistibly like the fact that it simply bluntly depicts DK's everyday life without anything, while faintly feeling the smell of BL, or rather the atmosphere of bromance. I was curious about the calm Kansai dialect tone of the characters, so when I asked ChatGPT what region they are from, it seems that it is an “urban Kansai dialect” that doesn't show too many regional colors used by young people around Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe, although it cannot be specified. The peaceful world of the protagonist and the people around him, where there is no boundary between the original and the real intention, is really comfortable. It's a story that makes me want it to continue forever, even if the school year progresses steadily and the environment changes.

I thought the content was very laid-back, but it was quite deep... Atami-kun has a very blessed appearance, but he lives a natural and honest life. I think he also has a wonderful personality that doesn't deny others. The people around Atami-kun are also nice. It's a gentle work.

It's a serial in a youth magazine, and I love this kind of work that contains a little bit of BL! Something that really seems like just a little bit mentally... is the most exciting!

I was walking down the street, going to a shopping mall, talking to my friends, and talking to my seniors, all of which had a quiet calm, and I felt so relaxed and happy when I read this comic. Of course, works with rapid developments are interesting. It's also interesting to get excited and get excited. However, when I read this kind of quiet work, I suddenly want to look up at the sky and sigh... I read up to 4 volumes of this work at once, and I was impressed. I think it's a work that feels good when you're on a slow train and when it's shaking. I love works where time progresses so slowly and there is beauty on the screen! If so, I definitely want you to read it. You won't regret it!

It's a strange story. The pictures are clean, so I can read them smoothly. I live honestly, thinking about small events, putting them into words, trying to act, and putting them on hold. Since I'm a high school student, relationships at school are the center, but there's no such thing as bad, bullying, or student councils, etc., and I feel comfortable talking about things that don't matter at the edge of the classroom.

I've been buying it since volume 1, but I can't remember what triggered it. I've read up to 4 volumes and think again, but I can really keep reading them forever. Every time the page progresses, it makes me think it won't end. Nothing special is going to happen, but all the characters are adorable, and I lose my strength when I read something. I love this work, and it makes me feel like I can relax my shoulders a little bit and live my life. Also, since I'm from Kansai, I like the Kansai dialect and the looseness of the punch line. I would be happy if this relaxed comic continues.

wow. Somehow, it's my first feeling (laughs) they're also supposed to be talking sexy in terms of content, but there's no sense in terms of content. There must have been shaken and shaken, but it's not muddy either. Like Atami-kun's honesty, or the atmosphere created by the characters around him... That's great. I can read it all the time.

It's addictive. It's heartwarming, but if you let your guard down, you'll be taken to casual lines. I was so flustered that I was only able to chase it halfway through, but before I knew it, I was happy that the volume was repeated several times!

Peace, very peaceful (laughs) All the characters are kind without malice. It's a work I want to reread when I'm feeling nervous.

This relaxed feeling is so nice and soothing. All of the characters are so good. This gentle, soothing air is so comfortable to read.

There is a character with a unique character, but his everyday life is plain. The people around me are also caught up in the mess, but they just keep quiet. It was a view of the world that made me think I wanted to spend time among these people. Even though it was strangely philosophical and there were, all of these things seemed like events beyond a thin veil, so it was comfortable.

It's quite simple in terms of painting, so it's different when people say they really like it, but it's so heartwarming, and the conversation is really interesting. It has a good taste. I wonder if this is Kansai Nori? It's interesting that I don't often encounter in other works (laughs) I think he's an artist who watches people a lot. It looks like it can continue forever (laughs)

I like Urabe senpai so much that I want him to come out again, but the reality is that the real world doesn't get involved like this, so even if they don't appear like this, it's just like this one... Everyone wrote it, but the atmosphere is great. Even though the content is right, it's easy to read, or the tempo feels good. The flat atmosphere of the pictures and conversation is so incredibly comfortable. I regret my lack of vocabulary. Additional note: I recommended Urabe-senpai, but isn't Fumikawa-kun too awesome...

If this is a video, I just want to play it while I'm working. It's a work you can read no matter what kind of heart you have. Atami-kun himself knows that he has an excellent appearance, so of course there are people who approach him. Nor do they completely reject people who “feel a little disgusting,” so I can see a slightly different side and don't make everyone a disgusting person. Atami-kun has built his own relationships and lives a humble life every day. There is also a sense of humanity that quickly falls in love with someone because they don't seem to need others. The modest everyday life of Atami-kun, who doesn't lie about himself and is naturally lacking in strength, and the Japanese atmosphere that surrounds it is good. I like the Adachi family's conversations where laughter spills out