The Society Is Afraid of Otakus Going to Japan: Sweet Girl Girlfriend Dares to Love and Flirt with Her

Lin Mo never thought in his life that he would fall into the hands of a sweet girl who "dare to love and flirt" in Tokyo.​ As a social-phobic otaku who has been single for 23 years, he only has two goals in going to Japan for graduate school: to finish drawing the "Bookstore Warming Light" comic and to avoid all situations where he needs to "take the initiative to speak." But in the used bookstore in Nakano District, he knocked over a pile of comic manuscripts. The girl named Hoshino Aoi knelt down to pick it up for him. Her fingertips brushed his drawing paper and said with a smile: "Your lines look like Rumiko Takahashi, can I help you change the storyboard?"​ From then on, his social life was completely "out of control":​ Not daring to go to a convenience store alone, she bought salmon rice balls in advance and delivered them to her door, saying, "I'll take care of your dinner from now on";​ When her submission was rejected, she hid in a rented house and tore up the manuscript. She knocked on the door with her father's writing notes and stayed up late to accompany him until dawn; She even stuttered when talking to the professor. She wrote a "summary of storyboard highlights" in advance, took his hand and said, "Follow me, don't be afraid."​ Xia Wan (Lin Mo's undergraduate sister and good friend) complained: "Your love relationship is like being 'fed', can you please be more gentle?"​ Lin Mo blushed and was about to retort when Hoshino Aoi suddenly came over and said in his ear: "At the next comic book signing, if you dare to publicly say that you like me, I will be your girlfriend."​ Later, "Bookstore Warmth" became a hit. At the book signing, Lin Mo stared at Hoshino Aoi in the audience, and his voice trembled with nervousness: "Hoshino Aoi, I, I like you... Can you please stop letting me take the initiative?"​ Hoshino Aoi ran up to the stage with a smile, hugged him and said: "It doesn't matter, you take the initiative, I will teach you."