Reviews for Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku Manga

It was really, really good! It was a sight to behold! That was really good! I want to see it again!

That's all they talk about and do, but they're really in love, aren't they? It seems naturally fun, and I'm envious. I was able to read it heartwarming.

In addition to the content, the pictures are beautiful, which is one point! It would be fun to actually have a couple like this ♪

Even if there are idioms I don't understand, I can read it in an atmosphere. It's nice that it's subtle and doesn't seem to make you feel like it.

The story is a bit geeky, but “there are definitely moments like this!” There are also things I can sympathize with, and I enjoyed reading them even if I didn't understand (*^^*)

into words? There are times when, but you can usually enjoy it. The passion of otaku has been conveyed, and I think that's true. I want to take a look at Romance Mode soon.

The main character, Narumi, and her colleague Koyanagi are rotten girls, so it's a work where you can enjoy rotten too. The love pattern between Hirotaka from the game Otaku and Narumi from the anime/manga Otaku is a lively and fun story involving colleagues Kabakura and Koyanagi Kapu. Narumi is flustered, and Hirotaka is nervous, so I wonder if it's still a long way before they have a physical relationship. I like Hirotaka's younger brother character the most! The only healing character who isn't an otaku. Naoya also had a flag of love in volume 3, and it seems like volume 4 is getting more and more lively. I'm also looking forward to the next volume.

It's interesting, but the love intensity is higher than that of otaku, and I think it's a bit lonely for people who enjoyed having an otaku couple. Even so, Hirotaka Musou didn't do anything, and I'm glad Narumi is running his own way. Personally, I recommend Kabakura senpai x Hana...

I wonder if the romance element is getting stronger? I'm not a rotten girl, so I honestly don't know, but it's interesting to watch.

All of the characters are interesting. Ironically, my younger brother who isn't the only nerd is my favorite. Reading volume 1 is so quick and sad. But I bought it because it was interesting.

“Well then I'm fine → adopt!” The conversation up until now was extremely difficult. lol scary? Kabakura senpai is the most normal (common sense person) and the inside is cute. Maybe it's because of love, Hana-chan's chokai (are you being bullied?) The place where it's being shown is also interesting. It's kind of soothing when Hisa-chan comes out. Words I don't understand, such as otaku terms and internet slang, come up, so 1 star was reduced.

I like something. I feel like I can read without stretching my shoulders and elbows. Otaku terms? Sometimes I don't understand internet terms, but I think it's a manga that people who understand them can enjoy it even more. Maybe it's better if it doesn't look like a love story.

The characters are unique, and I think each one is attractive and good. Otaku terms are hard to understand, but the tempo was good, easy to read, and interesting.

The gag sense is interesting. The pictures are beautiful, and it's nice that each character has its own personality. I want to see more of the two main actors in love.

I've been watching it since it was serialized on pixiv, but I heard that the written part was good, so I bought it. Certainly, that might be true. The entire work is drawn with a light flavor, so it's hard to understand the characters' feelings, but I was unwittingly amazed by the small stories about Pierce. I think it's amazing to be able to feel the depth and magnitude of my feelings in those few short pages. For some reason, it's also smiling that the subcharacter couple have so much mutual love.

The interaction between the four of them has a good tempo and makes me laugh. There are places where even otaku are beautiful men and women, so it makes me think they look human after all (laughs), but I would be happy if the male team had the inclusiveness and inclusiveness of men. However, I don't understand otaku terms, so that's a negative point.

It's a manga that makes me envy a lot. It's easy to read with a good balance between comical and serious, and the pattern is beautiful ♦ What will happen to the love between the two groups of otaku in the future, will it progress to marriage, and after that? I'm worried about a lot of things

More than a friend but less than a lover? I feel like I'm watching over these two people... I'm not surprised, but there is one!! (*'∀`*) and sympathize. Look at the girl in the figure on display, do you like big breasts?! (*°LO°) and I tried to get jealous... I think it's a comic that's easy to read and laughable.

This is a story about Rotten Girls and Game Otaku. There are scenes that make you laugh out loud here and there without thinking too hard, so don't you get tired of reading them?

It's kind of detailed and hard to read, but it was probably in the otaku category, so I think I'm happy that Kawayu's good