Hirotaka, on the other hand, is more reserved and poker-faced. She’s not your typical “perfect shoujo”, she has her flaws, and that’s what makes her so relatable. She’s clumsy and kind of slow around the workplace but that’s why I loved her so much.

Narumi’s kind, cute, and incredibly friendly. Narumi and Hirotaka might seem like polar opposites at first, but they have more in common than they might think.

This has rekindled my love for anime and mangas, and for that, thank you! Can’t wait for ep2 of the anime next week. And now I’m just sitting here dying inside over how freaking adorable that story was and how much I really wanna know what happens next. I went and searched online, and to my utter surprise, episode 1 the anime had just come out. I read both volumes in one sitting and I NEEDED MORE. The story is so cute, I absolutely adored it. ‘Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku’ is a romantic comedy manga. But he comes up with a counter-proposal: Why doesn’t she just date him instead? When a chance meeting at her new job with a childhood friend, fellow otaku, and now coworker Hirotaka Nifuji almost gets her secret outed at work, she comes up with a plan to make sure he never speaks up. Narumi Momose has had it rough: Every boyfriend she’s had dumped her once they found out she was an otaku, so she’s gone to great lengths to hide it. Might contain slight spoilers so read at your own risk. I received a copy of this book from Kodansha Comics through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. Genre: Young Adult, New Adult, Romance, Contemporary, Sequential Art, Manga, Graphic Novels.Ĭontains: Sexual Content, Crude Humour, BL, Crossdressing, Cosplay, Fujoshi, Gamer. Published: 17th April 2018, by Kodansha Comics.

Wotakoi by Fujita