Majo-senpai Nippou
Daily Report About My Witch Senpai

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Wow, where to begin...
This is definitely written by a very sensitive person (and I mean that as a compliment) who's been through a lot in terms of relationships.

The art is stunning, the use of color as magic warms my heart.
And about characters. Both are very well developed and grow up as time goes by. They are on a journey to find self love and acceptance, discovering that there are relationships that help you find self-love and some that guide you away from it, and learning which are whitch (pun intended)
I very much respect this message and I think it's essential to young people growing up, ... a contrast from all the harem hell around us

The world where the characters live in is developed in a very subtle way, all the good and toxic behaviors of not only people but of society. I like that there's racism against magic users in all social spheres, from work to public places and it feels real.

Overall, this manga is a breath of fresh air, a very good message relayed in a nice and enjoyable pace 10/10

This was such an adorable story!!

First of all, l quite liked mangaka Mochida Maka’s artstyle. All the characters were incredibly cute & were also surprisingly pretty expressive. Though the manga is mainly in black & white the effects left behind from Shizuku’s magic are a lot of the times in pretty pastel colors! Like if she’s flying, sometimes her magic broom will let out these cute little stars which will be in soft pastel colors, or if she does something with her magic, the sparkles & “poof” from her magic will be in light shades of pink, yellow or blue. & Honestly it’s really pretty ... to look at & quite a nice touch imo!

Both the leads were also very lovable, & it would be hard to not cheer them on! I liked Shizuku’s arc & I also liked how Misono too grew through out the course of this story (despite his development not being as noticeable/obvious as Shizuku’s).

Another thing I’d like to add is that this story is more of a light read (or atleast for me personally). Like the type of story you can read on the bus back home, or while your just chilling out (& I don’t mean this in bad way). The pacing is also kind of fast, but I feel like it was handled well. Nothing felt too rushed, & it felt like the characters were able to do things on their own pace properly.

I honestly really recommend this manga. It’s sweet, it’s charming, it’s wholesome & all in all it’s pretty enjoyable. If possible I’d like to buy physical volumes myself too! It’s quite a nice read & I had fun reading it.

This two-volume series was a really cozy romance with minimal drama and likable leads. When I say minimal drama, I mean over-the-top or unrealistic situations. There is drama, but it's of the very human and believable variety. Our female lead struggles with insecurity that has been spurred on by the way others have treated her, from previous love interests to co-workers and society in general, because of her general temperament combined with her being a witch. It's all very relatable and understandable. The male lead starts off a bit gruff and irritable, but he quickly comes to both understand and appreciate the female lead for ... who she is as a thoughtful, kind, hard-working young woman who just wants to love and be loved.

This series definitely could have been longer given how much ground is covered in volume 2, but it's oh so sweet and charming that I'm willing to forgive it for being a bit rushed. If you like heartfelt and sweet romances, I think you'll like this one. Just be prepared to wish it were longer so that you could spend more time with these charming characters.