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Inkya de Otaku de Binbou Dakedo Bijin Ojou-sama ni Osaretemasu
Title

Inkya de Otaku de Binbou Dakedo Bijin Ojou-sama ni Osaretemasu

Also known as: 陰キャでヲタクで貧乏だけど美人お嬢様に推されてます, I'm A Shy and Poor Otaku but This Beautiful Rich Young Lady is Obsessed with Me

by Rin Mitsuki, Motomi Minamoto

Score from AniList: 65/100finished3 volumes16 chapters

Eiji is a high school student who lives with his unsuccessful novelist father. He's a shy, poor otaku, but he's a thoughtful boy who never forgets what his late mother taught him about the importance of compassion for others. What Eiji also admires is Aoi, the daughter of the president of a large company. However, Eiji couldn't even bear to look at her, given the huge disparity between them. One day, after school, Aoi greets Eiji when he returns home. Eiji is surprised when Aoi says something astonishing... (Source: Kadokawa, translated)

Chapters available
16
Type
Manga
Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3/5

A cheerful rich-girl romcom with a shy, sincere lead, though the setup is well-worn and the pace can feel slight.

Pros

  • The lead's sincerity makes him easy to like
  • A warm, low-stakes romance

Cons

  • The premise is familiar in the romcom genre
  • The short run means limited development

Read this if you liked:Kaguya-sama: Love Is WarKimi ni Todoke

Read the full take

A shy, broke otaku who lives with his struggling novelist father crosses paths with the daughter of a major company president. The gap between their lives is the premise's core, and the story plays it for warm, gentle comedy. It is a setup you may recognise, but it knows its audience.The lead's sincerity is the strongest asset. He is thoughtful, kind and easy to root for, and the romance feels grounded in small acts of kindness rather than grand gestures. The art and pacing keep each chapter light and readable.The weaknesses are the familiar premise and limited run. The class-gap plot is well-worn, and the story does not yet have much room to surprise. Supporting characters feel secondary, and the romance can progress more slowly than the setup suggests.Recommended for readers who like sweet, low-stakes romcoms. If you want something fresh, this will feel comfortable rather than daring.

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