A marriage between someone who lives for work and someone who lives for imageboards shouldn't work, but the show proves they're already solving that problem every single day. The comedy comes from watching two fundamentally different people choose each other again and again, in 3-minute bursts that somehow land harder than shows twice their length. You watch Kaoru laugh at something her husband did that would drive anyone else insane, and you understand immediately why she stays.
Kaoru is an earnest, hardworking office lady who is fairly ordinary, apart from a tendency to get wildly drunk. Her husband, Hajime, is a hardcore otaku who stays shut in at home, earns his living from a blog and is completely absorbed in a huge online message board. They could hardly be more different, yet they fell in love and married. Based on a four-panel manga, the short comedy covers their daily life after the wedding. Their quirky personalities and the odd people around them pull the couple into all kinds of baffling, ridiculous situations. Through it all, their love pushes each of them to become a better person for the sake of the other's happiness.
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