The constant arguments between the pair were hilarious, there was numerous times where I let out a little giggle at their interaction.
She’s strong, independent and has no problem putting her boyfriend, Taro Kabakura, into place.
I adore her feisty personality throughout the volume. Hanako Koyanagi is possibly my favourite character, however. It makes their relationship completely plausible and adorable. Her interaction with Hirotaka is perfect they’re polar opposites, her being open with her emotions and excitement, while he is more poker-faced and reserved they balance each other out. She’s kind, caring, and incredibly sweet the fact that everyone loves her is believable – you can’t help but not route for her the entire volume. Narumi Momose made for an adorable protagonist. I’m so excited to delve more in the story as it progresses now too. I remember absolutely adoring this manga when I first read it as an eARC a few years ago, however, after discovering it in a store a few months back, I couldn’t help but pick it up. However, after meeting each other, they discover that by sharing their love of geeky things, romance comes easy. Otaku, Narumi Momose and Hirotaka Nifuji, find comfort in their interests in fictional worlds, meaning they’re fairly unsuccessful at dating. ‘Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku’ is a romantic comedy manga that tells the story of two childhood friends that return to each others lives at the same workplace.
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