Reviews for Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku Manga

I learned about Kento Yamazaki and Mitsuki Takahata from the film adaptation, and I was wondering what it was like, so it's interesting to read it! The title was so strong that I thought it was crazy at first, but it was usually interesting.

I haven't become an otaku up to this point, so I read it with a feeling of admiration, saying, “That sounds like fun!” Basically, it's fun. I'm excited once in a while.

It's comedy-based and sometimes jumpy. The protagonists' love affair starts with childhood friends, so the pace is a little slow. It's not going very far, but the surrounding subcharacters are progressing, so it's interesting to read. As the title suggests, love is difficult. I'm worried about the future.

It's interesting that there are so many conversations unique to otaku! I also often sympathize with you. I wonder if the proportion of romance increased as the story progressed? I feel it. It's fun there too.

It's interesting!! I also tend to be an otaku, so I really understood the characters' feelings and laughed. The pictures are also beautiful and I can't enjoy reading them.

At first, I refrained from reading because there were a lot of speech bubbles, but since games aren't my hobby, I skipped pages that were too deep and read them. Even so, I read it without getting tired of the characters' rich personalities and warm episodes! I like Hana's seniors because they have a proper sex appeal as adult lovers. I'm sure H is erotic too. There's no such scene though. Naru-chan and the others are lovers, but how far have they actually progressed? No way, haven't they even kissed yet? Think about it realistically, and I wonder what good old people would think of that too, so please include a little more romance element as well. I'm looking forward to it.

I feel heartwarming that I would be envious if I made friends that I didn't care about after joining the company. The otaku terms and gag content are also very interesting. It's a very peaceful comic that all the characters will fall in love with! Inspired by this comic, I became interested in things like Comiket in an unknown area.

“Difficult” is included in the title, but they have had a fun romance in their own way. Even if my hobbies are slightly different, I thought it would be valuable to have fun time with friends I like.

It's not an ordinary love story, but I was able to step into a world I didn't know. I'm happy to have a lot of friends in the company.

There are plenty of stories about doujinshi, cosplay, games, etc., that if you're an otaku, “there are!” If you can somehow understand even stories outside of your jurisdiction, and if you're OK with internet slang, you'll definitely enjoy it because it's packed with lots of small stories.

It's fun, but every time after reading it, I notice that the essential romance elements of the protagonist are scarce. I want them to include some more elements of the main character's romance!!

Warakerushi yake... I wonder if this is something precious... good... good...

I watched the anime first, but the manga is better. I know people who participate in Comiket and do cosplay, but I wonder if they're talking about themselves as otaku otaku. You just have a deep hobby, right? I think it's good to have something you like.

It was an afterword that reminded me of when I was reading it on pixiv. I thought it was a really nice comic that the characters had independent opinions. I'm looking forward to the continuation.

I'm not familiar with Comiket, etc., but even as an amateur, I enjoyed reading it and it made me cringe. I thought that a lover who acknowledges what I like is important in any world!

I was able to read it quickly. I like the stew that isn't too sweet and comes back again. I'm also a hidden rotten girl, so I can only envy the relationship that exposed the two of them. My co-worker couple are also showing good taste, so I'd like to buy a sequel when I can afford it in the future.