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How Do You Do, Koharu?
Synopsis
19-year-old Koharu would rather be livestreaming than working her job at a maid cafe or trying to find a boyfriend out in the wide world. On her stream she chats with friends and fans around the world, and enjoys the freedom the screen grants her. But when one of her followers appears in real life, she senses there might be more to their connection...and maybe she wants something more than a digital-only connection, after all...
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zazo-
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decided to write a review on this only because no one else had yet.
in this story, we're presented with the budding relationship between a streamer, and one of her fans. it starts off a little slow maybe, but it picks up and becomes enjoyable quickly.
it's also in the same universe as Say I Love you, the main female character is actually Yamato's little sister, and we get to see Mei and Yamato's family a little bit which is super cool.
all in all, this is a very enjoyable manga thus far, and if you're in the mood for some decent romance manga, this should sate read more
in this story, we're presented with the budding relationship between a streamer, and one of her fans. it starts off a little slow maybe, but it picks up and becomes enjoyable quickly.
it's also in the same universe as Say I Love you, the main female character is actually Yamato's little sister, and we get to see Mei and Yamato's family a little bit which is super cool.
all in all, this is a very enjoyable manga thus far, and if you're in the mood for some decent romance manga, this should sate read more
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Miss__Manga__
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Volume 1: 6-7-6-6-6
An interesting concept but it's a bit... dull? Koharu is an idiot for giving away where she works. We see people taking pictures of her etc in her private time but what did you expect when anyone could just follow you home? A slow start in volume 1, but it wasn't necessarily bad. I feel like it built up a little too much, in case it wants to go places later. Ai seems weird and kinda stalkery for that reason. And Shun's friend - honestly his second appearance was lame, so I hope it wasn't an attempt at building drama.
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An interesting concept but it's a bit... dull? Koharu is an idiot for giving away where she works. We see people taking pictures of her etc in her private time but what did you expect when anyone could just follow you home? A slow start in volume 1, but it wasn't necessarily bad. I feel like it built up a little too much, in case it wants to go places later. Ai seems weird and kinda stalkery for that reason. And Shun's friend - honestly his second appearance was lame, so I hope it wasn't an attempt at building drama.
One issue that read more