Reviews for Wotakoi: Love Is Hard for Otaku Manga

Unfortunately, there aren't any serious otaku around me, including myself, so I don't know the ecology of otaku, but while saying that love is difficult, it seems like every day is fulfilling and fun (laughs)

That's why I loved emoticons. However, due to the trend of the times, it has become impossible to use otaku easily in recent years, so efforts have been made not to use them. I was feeling a little lonely. I'm shamelessly making full use of this comic, so I'm full of nostalgia, joy, and empathy (stories I know, cosplay love, etc.). I don't know much about games though. I don't understand how difficult it is to be in a relationship, though. But there are people around who are close to the characters that are appearing. There's no point of contact though. So it's fun. It's fine for each person to be different. It's a fun story that really conveys. Give me AA sometime. (EDIT) Aaaa, it's over! Buy it without having to wait until the last latest issue and monthly point recovery. It was great until the end! Now that I've realized once again that there are comics that don't end forever, it's the author. Thank you so much for drawing to the end and making me enjoy it. This work will always be my favorite! I love Hirotaka! He looks just like my husband's face. even an otaku can fall in love and get married, right? I didn't miss the last kill aneta lol

At first, I couldn't keep up with my understanding of the unique world, but after rereading it a few times, I began to understand how interesting it was. maybe the tempo!? I'm also convinced that it's popular. Now I am healed by reading it when my heart is tired.

I started with anime. A workplace that seems so fun that I'm envious when I look at it. It's also good to communicate on days off.

Centering on people with an otaku temperament who live in society, they can pass each other, misunderstand, go straight, and fight, and you can see the sweet and sour things you've forgotten since becoming a member of society, and not only in love but also in terms of “I understand!!” unique to otaku There are things like that, and the slow speed of the romance part and the gag part become a habit.

Insanely interesting ‼️ definitely recommended ‼️ you should watch it for now ‼️ you should watch it without hesitation ‼️

I feel frustrated by the two not making progress easily, but that is the relationship between the two, and that is good too. The comic stories are funny, and I love it!

It's a funny and cute romantic comedy with 5 otaku people +1 with different characteristics. Childhood friends, company, college... it's a story about a lover who is always close to me, so there aren't many common mush or differences, and it's a peaceful and enjoyable read.

Seasonal events are tough between otaku, aren't they? Comiket or something. It's fun to watch.

I'm so envious of the open environment where otaku can enjoy each other!! Both Naruhiro and Kabahana were wonderful couples, and I read on all at once!!

I'm a total nerd. Oh yeah, love is difficult, isn't it? I sympathized with it and bought it, but it was actually an otaku, but it was a story about Ria Mitsuru. Precious... but rear-charging is a book called Warota www. But maybe the honorable one will win. It was animated and made into a live-action adaptation, which spurred on its preciousness.

Is there such a company!? I think so, but it was fun to read the interaction of 4 people who think it would be fun to work in such a workplace! I thought otaku are profound too!

There are many types of otaku, from light to heavy, so I don't understand the words in the story here and there. But that might also be interesting in terms of story. They're set up as working adults, but they have a strong sense of friends, so is this a college club? It makes me think. Let's get to work.

It's sweet and sour and makes you cringe! There is also a place where they laugh so it's funny!

Somehow I started reading it when I got into the rankings. It's awesome. Also, anime is good good too

There are laughable elements and heart-wrenching elements, and I think it's a work that both nerds and non-nerds can enjoy. There are a few tricks and stories you wouldn't understand without otaku knowledge, but you can enjoy it enough even if you don't understand it. As the story progresses, stories unrelated to progression are inserted in between, and I feel that the order in which the story is structured also doubles the fun.