Chiguhagu na Karera no Koi no Yukue

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A collection of romantic comedies set in the office / workplace.

These are light hearted stories about people trying to balance both their relationships and work life.

Updates still to come!

Hope you enjoy :3

A collection of romantic comedies centred around Otaku, Weeb, Gamer, Stan & Pop Culture.

These stories somewhat vary;
☆ Some are more romance focused such as ‘Wotaku ni Koi wa Muzukashii’
☆ Some are more comedy focused such as ‘Gekkan Shoujo Nozaki-kun’
☆ Some are more slice of life focused such as ‘Nekogurashi no Gamer-san’

Highly recommend these if you can’t tell^^

Updates still to come!

Hope you enjoy

A collection of romantic comedies featuring an adult cast.

Most of these stories contain shoujo or josei themes following adults through the struggles of balancing study, work and life.

Updates still to come!

Hope you enjoy :3

This is what I think second the best wholesome and fluffy manga that might poke your interest a bit

Manga that was too based to continue or never got the respect it deserved.

I plan on reading 100 manga in one month. Manga I will read are on this lists.
First try: part 1&2
Second try: part 3&4

Part 1: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22727
Part 3: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/22729
Part 4: https://myanimelist.net/stacks/24269

My favorite slice of life
updated: april 8th

manga with inclusive portrayal of love that seems realistic and won't make you cringe
(including BL, GL, rated mature)

please check out part 1:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/25472
part 3:
https://myanimelist.net/stacks/55310

Romances where at least one of the characters plays video games. I've excluded harems, isekai, and light novels.
This is certainly not an exhaustive list, so if I missed anything, make sure to tell me.

Any manga that features a female protagonist that is involved with otaku culture. This can range from anime and manga, idols, video games, fandoms, or other subgenres.

Note: I did not include any overly explicit titles, or titles I could not find much information about.

some cute romance stories to feel even more single during February

Mangas where characters share a passion online, such as gaming or manga, and decide to meet up in real life.

Slice of life, no fantasy/isekai.

manga/manhwa that feature office-based romances! this is a pretty open list, so fantasy elements are welcome, but the characters must be working in some sort of professional capacity, work together or within the same company, and must be seen to be doing work often. if the characters met while working from home, this may be accepted (home office), but work unrelated to a central office environment will not be considered (delivery drivers, superheroes, etc). if the couple met in the context of office work, but later chapters explore their lives outside of this, this may be accepted.

isn't it funny how almost all of them have covers where the love interests stand side by side?

(updating!)

not on MAL:
Princess-kun to Knight-san - Saikyou ni Kawaii Kouhai ga, Kareshi na Wake by Yokozawa
'Kiyoko Naito, a 179cm tall office worker, is an older sister-type girl who is admired by everyone for her crisp personality. When she was a little girl, she used to long to be a princess, but due to her height that increased as she grew up, she is now in the position of a "guard" for the girls around her. One day, one of her juniors at the same company, Takeru Himeno, who had a bad reputation as a "plain and boring type of guy" and was worried about her, told her about a very unusual situation concerning him. She then decides to take a risk for Himeno, who is in fact a very talented man. I'll be your shield, so let's stop forcing ourselves to hide! From the next day on, the two of them are in a true "princess and guard" relationship...? This is a cute and happy love comedy between Princess Himeno-kun, an immensely beautiful boy that everyone looks back on, and his protector, Naito-san!'

The oversaturation of highschool romance in manga & anime calls for a palate cleanser in the form of romance between adults.

Age gap is okay as long as both love interests are adults and out of highschool.