Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku 1 (WOTAKOI LOVE IS HARD FOR OTAKU GN)

one of the best romance manga I have read in a long time it’s so cute just the whole volume is amazing and if you’re looking to buy it then u totally should

When I found out there was a manga made (that started from pixiv) that was about nerds who are in The same age range as myself I was like "FINALLY SOME REPRESENTATION FOR THE OLDER NERDS" This manga series is honestly such a laugh it's so self aware it's awesome also it, it doesn't try to take itself too seriously its just a brilliant manga dedicated to us older gen nerds T^T

Purchased this purely on the first episode that just came out!It's Two Volumes in One!The story of working adults who just happen to all be secretly (More some than others) Otaku's of varying types. When you want to have a relationship but are scared that your other half will find out their secret. The answer is to "hire" your fellow man and what ensues is a charming story of funny and quirky exchanges

My bro loves this book, the quality is very high and I've heard such high praise from my sibling! Makes me happy to know hes enjoying it.I look forward to reading it myself when I get time.

Early delivery, in time for Christmas. Very happy with my purchase.

It has a nice storyline and references are explained well. My daughter has enjoyed reading the series.

I watched the anime a while back so i decided to get the manga as well. It was really good! I definitely recommend!

Its nice and light hearted. Good story and characters. Narumi and Hirotaka slowly develop throughout the story. I don't know how far they are currently as I'm currently reading volumes 4, 5+6 but all their relationships developing slowly is nice to see. The art is fantastic especially the facial expression.

I just got into reading manga again, and this is one of my favorite books now! It has comedy, and romance. The book was in great quality, (except for a barely visible crease).

Perfeito pra quem ama wotakoi e não quer a versão nacional que é bem inferior comparada a essa. Não veio brindes como o mangá brasileiro, mas 3 uma versão big 2 volumes em 1, tem paginas coloridas, a capa é mole mas texturizada, tem efeitos nas letrinhas, muito fofo.O meu parece que veio usado, porque veio em um plastico que foi fechado com cola...? Mas tirando umas sujeirinhas pretas que saíram dps que limpei com um pano úmido o volume ta perfeito! (N acho que vale todo esse preço, mas mesmo assim comprarei os outros volumes com muito gosto)

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Yo absolutamente ame el anime, y me quedé con ganas de más, sobre todo en lo referente a la relación de Naoya y Ko, el chico inocente y atento y la chica tímida e introvertida que se viste como chico. También la relación de Taro y Hanako, y el tortuoso camino de dios personas a las que el orgullo les impide mostrar la totalidad de sus sentimientos.No se si todavía está pendiente de publicar la cuarta parte, porque la página no tiene sección de preventa y el cuadro informativo dice que se publicó o publicará en Junio de 2020.

A very funny and sweet love story that follows two sets of couples (one new relationship, and one that's nearly a decade old) as they navigate the tricky waters of relationships while also keeping both their workplace romances and otaku-ness (Japanese pop culture enthusiasts) a secret from their co-workers. The contrast of personalities between all the characters, and how they play off of one another is great; and the constant questioning of whether or not the people in one relationship should be trying to be more like another couple is something that anyone who's ever been in a serious relationship can relate to. Through all the pop culture references and jokes, the story really shows us that ultimately love is hard for everyone.There is an anime that is really quite good, but the translation here is much better: the rushed translation of the anime changes punchlines, and occasionally even the context of the situation. Additionally, the collected manga volumes come with end-notes that help non-otaku/non-Japanese understand the constant string of often obscure Japanese pop culture references, which makes it a bit more accessible to English readers.