No Matter How I Look at It, It’s You Guys’ Fault I’m Not Popular!, Vol. 1 by Nico Tanigawa, Krista Shipley (Translator), Karie Shipley (Translator)
Tomoko Juroki naturally assumed she’d be popular when she got to high school…but then cold, hard reality swooped in for the attack! Turns out all the popularity points she’d racked up in her video game dating sims are worth squat in real life, and Tomoko’s far from prepared to navigate high school! How can she possibly hope to impress her classmates when she can’t even talk to them?! A new high-school heroine is born (maybe?)! Summary from Goodreads
My thoughts…
Well this sounds like it’s going to be super interesting. Tomoko is definitely going to have the ride of her life. I admit her thinking is a little out. I mean just assuming that you will be popular when you get to high school because of video games. Is a little out there, just a little bit. As Tomoko soon learns. But I think this experience will be good for Tomoko. Because from what I have read she sounds like she is really shy and timid. Which isn’t a bad thing but I think Tomoko wants to be a little more open. So I think it will be good for her you know help her come out of her shell a little bit. Open up to people and not be too shy to talk to them. She will soon learn that people aren’t all that scary. Plus she plays video games which is a win she has something to talk about with other people. Plus most guys think video games are cool. So I think Tomoko is gonna rock this. She will find her friends and group pretty quickly. At least I think so anyway. Tomoko you go this! I’ll see when I get around to reading the manga.
Marvelously Mismatched 
I’ve seen the anime for this. It’s mainly comedy and pretty much nothing to spoil, but I bet it’ll end up different from how you imagine!
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Really? Was it good?
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Not my favorite but it was entertaining enough to enjoy.
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Hmm well I’ll see if I like it then thanks for the info.
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It sounds like an interesting story. She does look like someone who looks incredibly shy.
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It does. Yeah she kinda of reminds me if me when I used to be shy.
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I have not read this but I think this story can represent us in a way. We can get really shy and want the courage to speak up and stand out.
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Yeah it can. Well I can say I’m not shy anymore and I definitely stand out.
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That is cool to hear. I am one of those people who usually just stays within the crowd.
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That’s cool too. I’m one of those people who just attract crowds and people like a magnet.
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Me too. This happens in the past in my college quarters, but if I am in a class where nobody speaks, I have to break the ice and take a leap of faith.
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Oh me too I always try to break the ice I don’t really like awkward silence.
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I really hate that feeling. It really makes you feel awkward for yourself and the professor.
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Yeah which is why my friends and I are not a shy group. We always talk first.
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Oh sweet. That is cool. Sounds like you are guys are really fun type.
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Yeah I guess we are. I remember we had this one teacher that liked us individually but absolutely hated us together because we could not stop talking.
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At least you guys brought life to the class XD
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Lol yeah we did. We were the life of the party XD
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That sounds awesome. You guys should do that in any class that feels dull.
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Lol we would but we are not always in the same class.
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Oh I see. Hopefully next time when you guys are in the same class, you guys should do more.
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We really should. I’ll pitch the idea to them.
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Great! I just hope your teachers are cool with that.
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We will be they not so much but they love us so it’s all good.
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At they are the teachers who care about the students. That is what makes teachers cool.
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Yeah it is. I’m not gonna lie when I was young I used to think that teachers had no life outside of school.
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I think we all had that thought XD. I have been thinking of that throughout Elementary school. Lol.
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Me too until I saw my teacher at the store and was in such shock.
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Oh I see. It must have been awkward for you at that time.
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Kinda. I may or may not have hide behind a stack of boxes.
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I don’t usually see my professors in public. If I did, I wonder if they will act professional or casual.
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Hmm I wonder how my professors would act too.
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I guess the only way to approach them is if you were to talk to them with manners and be yourself.
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Always. Being myself is what I do best 🙂
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You are right. It makes life easy for them and others.
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Yup. Plus being yourself is more fun.
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Amen to that. You spoke the truth haha.
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🙂 I guess I did.
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I watched the anime which is funny in a way that I can’t really explain but it’s enjoyable and worth the watch. I haven’t read the manga 😦 but I assume it’s worth the read as well.
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Really that hmm I’ll watch it and see if I can explain it for you:D. I haven’t watched the anime but I’m going to read the manga.
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