Netoge no Yome ga Ninki Idol datta: Cool-kei no Kanojo wa Genjitsu demo Yome no Tsumori de Iru
My Wife in the Web Game Is a Popular Idol.

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im not really into writing reviews or stuff like that but i wanted to write this one because i really enjoyed this manga so far. At the moment it has only 5 chapter realesed but i really like the idea and how they're carrying it on, so i'm writing this review while I'm hoping that more and more people read it. The story is about a couple of classmates that are married in an online mmo without knowing each other in real life, the guy is a normal otaku and the girl is part of one of the most popular idol groups of the ... moment. At school she usually doesn't talk or interact with anyone, but when she finds out that her husband is also her classmates she begins to act like they're married also in real life, BUT you should remember that she is and idol. I wont say anything else because it would be a spoiler (even if there are only 5 chapters), but I really Really REALLY reccomend to read this because it would be sooo sad if they stop making chapters due to lack of readership. Give it a chance, please, just read at least the first five chapters and then decide do continue it or not, they're not so long so it wont take much time. I hope this review (my first review) convinced someone to start reading this and i also hope that in the future we can read a lot of new chapter of this beatiful manga.

7.2/10


This manga is as if SAO was romance centered and that version of SAO had a very, very sloppy orgy with “Gamer” and “Girlfriend, Girlfriend.” So in other words, this is an absolute dumpster fire; yet, it’s almost as if the author is self-aware and he/she doesn’t take their work too seriously, so they incorporate the most bare-boned clichés and drama to drive the plot. Somehow, this is oddly enjoyable and funny with the comedy and stupidity of the characters (mainly the mc).

Of course, there’s going to be everyone’s nitpicks of a lack of realism or cringy/idiotic moments, but it’s a rom-COM manga for ... God’s sake. If you don’t take his work too seriously with the plot holes, then the comedy really shines through, which makes this manga pretty darn enjoyable. As a wise man once said, “This is a dumpster fire I can’t keep my eyes off of.”

PS: The mc isn’t the loser boy archetype but rather the dense, unfazed one that tries to be understanding but causes more harm than good. If that triggers you then begone because it probably won’t change.

…19 chapters in, this is really dogshit. wtf.

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired & A Huang Teizan Original)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”

"That was definitely one of the plot developments of all time."

Let's start with the characters. The characters here are pretty stupid. They are capable of turning anything into miscommunications and misunderstandings. How could high schoolers be this bad at communication? A lot of the experience reading this manga was cringing at the characters.

Then, with bad characters come bad plot. To put it simply, the plot and story here is just bad. A lot of the story was just dealing with the problems these characters stupidly created with their miscommunications. And the stories presented are hardly creative or original; they're mostly just the same tropes and ... scenes rehashed with different characters (A beach episode? In volume two?).

But that's assuming the arc is coherent at all. Some of the plot wasn't. Sometimes, this manga will create a development, only to destroy it a few chapters later. This is most noticeable in volume 2, though I won't spoil how. But once you reach that part, you will probably think of the same thing: "That was definitely one of the plot developments of all time.".

This manga has only one saving grace: the illustrative artwork is pretty good. That is, the pages and scenes were nice to look at.

At it's best, it is a cliche, unoriginal piece of work. At it's worst, it fails to even put together a coherent plot.

That said, I did personally have fun reading it. I think it's because I approached it as a "so bad it's good" piece. Maybe try that, see if it'll make the experience better.