Gokigenyou, Koharu-san

Description

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...

Official English

Type

Manga

Related Series

Suki tte Ii na yo. (Adapted From)

Horikou Hanemono Ranger (Adapted From)

Associated Names

Gokigen yo, Koharu-san

Have a Nice Day, Koharu

How Do You Do, Koharu?

ごきげんよう、小春さん

祝你安好，小春

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blueberry

Lemonade Scans

Latest Release(s)

v.2 c.9-10 (end) by blueberry 4 years ago

v.2 c.8 by blueberry 5 years ago

v.2 c.7 by Lemonade Scans 5 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

2 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

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User Rating

Average: 6.9 / 10.0 (27 votes)

Bayesian Average: 6.57 / 10.0

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Last Updated

June 22nd, 2024 10:59am PDT - 10 months ago

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Genre

Romance Shoujo Slice of Life
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Recommendations

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Author(s)

HAZUKI Kanae

Artist(s)

HAZUKI Kanae

Year

2019

Original Publisher

Kodansha

Serialized In (magazine)

Dessert (Kodansha)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

INKR Comics

Kodansha USA (2 Volumes - Completed)

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #747

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Monthly Pos #1656

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3 Month Pos #3400 (No change)

6 Month Pos #4904 (No change)

Year Pos #7034

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On 70 wish lists

On 51 completed lists

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Being short this is a quick read and its not like there is really anything bad about it.

by Shellshock
4 years ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

The series deals with livestreaming as well as dating and meeting fans irl and the conflicts around it. It's a pretty short series so the plot is pretty much what i said....

I will mention this series is set in the same universe as the author's previous work Say I love you. And it does indeed spoil the previous work. If you do wish to read this manga you probably should finish the previous series. This doesn't focus on the same characters but does spoil them nonetheless. Regardless of whether you like it or not this series is a sort of spin off/sequel to Say I love you. For better or worse. Mostly worse

The series is essentially split into 2 parts. The first part being about dealing with fans and toxicity that comes from the internet. Which i think it handled well. Or at least not poorly. Being only 2 volumes long there isn't a lot the series can go in detail. But i think the small snippets and conflicts that did start was resolved pretty well.

But this series feels more like a concept development for what could have been instead of what it is. The series is about Livestreaming and its problems that arise with livestreaming but there isn't a lot of the issues that arise. Just some assholes, but again these are resolved pretty quickly since it wasn't really anything in the first place. I don't think the author had intended for this to be a big issue but it still feels like a wasted development.

The romance in this series is a bit iffy. One of the themes is danger but she literally gets buddy buddy with one of the fans or lets him get buddy buddy with her. Why? Cuz he's the main male lead of this manga of course.

So the first half is mostly about them trying to become friends while at same time having the distance between fan and Idol. There is also simultaneously a romantic tension blooming between the characters. More significantly the female lead. It's pretty much established that the male lead likes the female lead Since he is a big fan and all and sends her Gifts, SIMP.

2nd half of the manga is the issue that arises dating a Celebrity when you are just a nobody. I liked this aspect this of the series too. I don't think its anything special but it gets the right idea. There is small conflicts. Hate comments and other shit.

I wished there romance developed a bit more but there really is so much you can do in a 2 volumes series.

Honestly despite me complaining about how there is not enough time to do this or to that. I think the author should stick to shorter series. I've read her previous work which was pretty bad. Had a lot of tropes but played them pretty poorly. It got boring real quick. Here the tropes are still applied and I still don't like how they got together but it's not really a big deal. I'd rather the fun part get cut short rather than be dragged and not be fun anymore.

TLDR: It's pretty fun. Being short this is a quick read and its not like there is really anything bad about it. At least its more fun than Say I love you. 6/10

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Maybe it's just my preference

by roboto45
5 years ago

Rating: 4.0 / 10.0

The fact that she's a streamer that doesn't do anything but eat, put on make-up, and talk is a complete miss for me. It rubs you the wrong way because you think she's gotta be a little narcissistic to be able to be an online personality, thinking that people like and want to see this. Informative podcasts and niche channels dedicated to their craft are enjoyable, but she doesn't do anything. She's literally just selling the appeal of herself. It's unreal to me that the male lead who is described as refreshing, pure, and unfamiliar with technology would spend hours of his day to watch her eat and talk, saying nothing of substance. He even kicks up conversation about it with his coworkers. One of the supporting cast goes as far to say that she's an internet idol. Something so low-effort such as mukbang livestreams is on par with an idol? Uh sure. It's just sad. In Saiki Kusuo's words, this is truly a digital dark age. I get that obscure channels and small audiences makes for an intimate experience, but she doesn't strike me as the type and like I said, she's bringing nothing to the table. If it were a matter of easy money, it'd make more sense. Maybe I'd like it better if she were a haughty girl that doesn't pretend to be some humble, composed chick who wants an "ordinary life" and the male lead was a hikikomori who clings to her livestreams. At least that would be more believable and much more cute in my eyes. Also explaining her life story in the first chapter instead of having it unfold is a lot less interesting to read. This is a far cry from Sukitte ii na yo. Apparently it's in the same universe; I guess the mangaka and the publisher is really trying to milk the franchise.

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