Microwave time machine, what does it remind you of? Yes that's right, the blindly praised anime "steins;fate" another anime I'm not particularly fond of, but I won't get into that.



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The main character wants to be a mangaka, but it seems he is not able to create something original that would get him an SJ serialisation, so with the time machine ass pull- or should I say, a thunder completely randomly hits his house, completely randomly accurately hits his microwave, which completely randomly seemed to have a robot toy next to it, now the microwave is not a microwave anymore but it's a time machine, to our surprise, there was banana jelly no excuse me, a shounen jump issue from 10 years into the future, featuring "white Knight" on the cover, which sounds like a shit isekai and they are treating it like peak fiction, but this is not a review of a manga in another manga.

Wait though, it sounds like a plot twist right? A crazy plot twist, the one who is responsible for the time machine will actually prove to be himself from the future (not happened but it's basically what it's building up from what we saw in the latest chapter). Now back to the main character, he wants to create a manga for all humanity to enjoy, not very shounen MC of him, so he rips off the manga from the future that he read and found amazing. He gets himself a good start with a one shot, and gets high places several times in the actual serialisation, but the mangaka he ripped off happened to be a dumb cute highschool girl who noticed that the white Knight our mc (don't remember his name) was writing was similar to hers, but of course it could hardly be that they happened to have the same idea so she quit school and moved to tokyo to meet him, you know basic real everyday life things, she became his assistant and like the good guy our mc is felt like he either had to tell her the truth, which would probably shatter her dreams, or rip off her future manga till the end and influence her from his timeline to become an even better mangaka in the future. Well, the shounen jump issues in the microwave stop arriving and it is revealed that the itsuki aino the original mangaka of white Knight actually died and now the mc had to stop her from dying, not like makise kurisu at all, I know.




Well you can catch up in half an hour so I guess as long as you can keep up with this garbage weekly, you should read it