Point is, at some point, arranged marriages start to sound like a good idea to some of us. Alternatively, giving up on dating for a while and cocooning yourself in a romantic manga with forced relationships can renew your hope in the dating world (for a short-lived time). The stories in this recommendation list are mostly funny, heartwarming, and romantic, while some are also dramatic and intense, and all are worth a read if you like the romance genre in mangas.
Yoshino Somei is the granddaughter of the leader of the Kansai region's largest Yakuza organization: Somei. She lives the life of an average high schooler in Osaka until her world turns upside down when her (rather idiotic) grandfather suddenly arranges her marriage with the grandson of another Yakuza organization: the Miyama group. Yoshino is forced to start living in Tokyo at the Miyama group house to get to know Kirishima Miyama. Although Miyama seems like a prince charming at first, he has a darker side which Yoshino never expected to see, one that is twisted and borderline crazy. Yakuza Fiancé is a unique romance manga with hilarious characters and an exciting plot.
The nation of Westalis and Ostania are on the brink of war against each other. An agent named 'Twilight' is responsible for maintaining peace by spying on Donovan Desmond, a political party leader in Ostania. But Twilight can only get close to Desmond by having his 'child' acquainted with Desmond's son by enrolling in the same school. Twilight now has to establish a pretend family, for which he adopts Anya, a young girl (who happens to be a telepath), and marries Yor, a worker in government administration. Here's another twist: Yor's secret job is working as the 'Thorn Princess, ' an assassin.
Raise Wa Tanin Ga Ii 1] By Asuka Konishi
Miyo Saimori was born to the prestigious gifted Saimori family, but she was constantly belittled by her step-sister, Kaya, and stepmother, which made her life a living hell. One day, it is decided that she will marry Kiyoka Kudou, a military commander and heir of the noblest gifted family in the country. But it is rumored that Kiyoka is so cruel that no woman has ever been able to stay with him. Thinking that she doesn't have much to lose, Miyo accepts her fate of misery and decides to try to make her marriage work. Surprisingly, as Miyo and Kiyoka spend more time together, they realize that love and happiness are written in their fate. This is a beautiful love story of a girl who had nothing and ended up having everything *cries in single*.
Otoyomegatari is a splendid historical manga with a high degree of accuracy in the portrayal of old Turkish customs. The story centers around Amira, a vibrant and charismatic 20-year old who gets married to 12-year Karluk Eihon. Due to their age gap, their relationship starts very awkwardly but slowly matures and blooms into one of mutual love and respect. The story expands on the hardships of relationships -especially of marriage- and the daily life and drama of Central Asia in the 19th century. This is a wonderfully refreshing story with side characters who are also given intricate depth, and development.
Losing her mother at a young age and being raised by a single father, Midori's life gets even more miserable when her dad suddenly passes away. As she mourns, she is left with only one message from him: to go visit Katagari Tetsuya. Honoring her father's last wishes, Midori heads over to the Tetsuya's residence but begins to panic, and she keeps meeting one weirdo after another in his home. Expecting Tetsuya to be the reigning eccentric of this weird place, she is surprised to find a lone handsome guy instead. But Tetsuya decides to shock her even more, declaring that Midori's father arranged a marriage between them and Midori is to be his wife.
Manga Like Yakuza Lover
The kingdoms of Senan and Belquat have been at war against each other for many years. As an attempt for peace, the princess of Senan, Nakaba, is married to Ceaser, the second prince of Belquat. Nakaba has always been discriminated against because of her red hair and is sent as a sort of hostage to Belquat's Royal Family. Unbeknownst to them, Nakaba has a special ability, an inherited power that allows her to see both the past and future of the places she inhabits. With this power, she aims to change her fate and that of her country.
As Yuurin struggles to survive life with her poor finances, she one day hears of a job at the palace that might take her out of her misery. Although the job sounds very shady, she takes the risk for the sake of money (same sis). Upon her arrival, she's told that she will need to act as a 'temporary' bride to the King. He's called the 'Wolf King' throughout the kingdom due to his expressionless face and ruthlessness. But Yuurin soon learns that this King is very kind-hearted and humorous, putting on a ruthless act only to intimidate his enemies. Yuurin knows she's at the palace only for her job, but she can't help but fall in love with the true side of the King, which is so pure.
This manga's plot perfectly exemplifies 'Modern problem requires modern solutions.' In modern-day Japan, a 'NEET protection' law has been passed to bring the NEET back into society for the sake of unemployed issues and a decreasing birth rate. (NEET stands for Not in Education, Employment, or Training, thx wikipedia). The law? they are to be married. As such, 28-year-old Akiyasu Shin, who has just started a job in the government, is selected to marry Sawamoto Himari, a NEET living alone. But when Shin arrives, he finds out that Himari is reluctant to get married to him as her grandmother had signed her up for the program without her knowledge. Shin now faces a major hurdle: he must convince Himari to marry him for the sake of his job and Japan's future.
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According to her family’s tradition, Towako was destined to be with a man named Yuuga, who was born in the same year, same day, and at the same time as her. On each birthday, Towako is given a picture of Yuuga until 18, when she would finally meet him for the first time and marry him. Towako spends every single day thinking about Yuuga, the handsome boy whom she’s going to marry. However, when she finally meets him, he turns out to be nothing like the ideal husband she had imagined. He’s rude, arrogant, and not the least interested in her. But Towako realizes that though Yuuga isn’t the sweet, romantic hero she had imagined, his coldness, shyness, and inexpressiveness give him a strange charm of his own.
Hana Nonomura is a high schooler forced to go to an arranged marriage meeting originally scheduled for her older sister. Her forced partner is Takane Saibara, the one and only heir to the prestigious Takaba company. On their first meeting, Takane insults Hana because he believes she’s a gold digger. But Hana insults him back and shows no interest in him. Takane is surprised by her reaction and takes her out for dinner the next day, despite knowing she is ten years younger than him. Takane and Hana live in two different worlds, yet they can’t help but feel attracted to each other. While spending more time together and teasing each other, love begins to bloom. Now obviously, there's a big age gap in this manga. If you're not comfortable with that, don't read it and skip to another recommendation!
Haru's curse is a complex story about the diverse spaces people affected by grief must navigate. After losing her sister, Haru, to cancer, Natsumi becomes overwhelmed with the idea of living life without her by her side. But she also harbors guilt because she is now dating Togo, her dead sister's fiancé. Haru and Togo were together due to an arrangement between their families, but Haru was in love with him. Natsumi clings to Togo in a twisted way because she feels he's the only thing left of her sister. Following her struggles, the story delves into the mystery of human sadness and love. It also examines the limits of these emotions, simultaneously asking many questions, one of which: is it possible to miss someone so much that you become compelled to live their life instead of them? Although this is a manga, its style resembles manhwa character design, so I decided to include it here.
Boss Wife, Vol. 1 By Mayu Sakurai
Kazunari Kyougoku rose from the bottom of poverty to the top of riches by establishing his own trading business. Kazunari’s business growth is due to his exceptional psychological negotiation skills. But what no one knows is that these skills stem from a special power he possesses: he can hear people’s inner voices. Realizing early on that people’s inner voices differ from their outer voices, Kazunari develops a deep distrust of everyone around him. Ever the businessman, he one day decides it is time to
According to her family’s tradition, Towako was destined to be with a man named Yuuga, who was born in the same year, same day, and at the same time as her. On each birthday, Towako is given a picture of Yuuga until 18, when she would finally meet him for the first time and marry him. Towako spends every single day thinking about Yuuga, the handsome boy whom she’s going to marry. However, when she finally meets him, he turns out to be nothing like the ideal husband she had imagined. He’s rude, arrogant, and not the least interested in her. But Towako realizes that though Yuuga isn’t the sweet, romantic hero she had imagined, his coldness, shyness, and inexpressiveness give him a strange charm of his own.
Hana Nonomura is a high schooler forced to go to an arranged marriage meeting originally scheduled for her older sister. Her forced partner is Takane Saibara, the one and only heir to the prestigious Takaba company. On their first meeting, Takane insults Hana because he believes she’s a gold digger. But Hana insults him back and shows no interest in him. Takane is surprised by her reaction and takes her out for dinner the next day, despite knowing she is ten years younger than him. Takane and Hana live in two different worlds, yet they can’t help but feel attracted to each other. While spending more time together and teasing each other, love begins to bloom. Now obviously, there's a big age gap in this manga. If you're not comfortable with that, don't read it and skip to another recommendation!
Haru's curse is a complex story about the diverse spaces people affected by grief must navigate. After losing her sister, Haru, to cancer, Natsumi becomes overwhelmed with the idea of living life without her by her side. But she also harbors guilt because she is now dating Togo, her dead sister's fiancé. Haru and Togo were together due to an arrangement between their families, but Haru was in love with him. Natsumi clings to Togo in a twisted way because she feels he's the only thing left of her sister. Following her struggles, the story delves into the mystery of human sadness and love. It also examines the limits of these emotions, simultaneously asking many questions, one of which: is it possible to miss someone so much that you become compelled to live their life instead of them? Although this is a manga, its style resembles manhwa character design, so I decided to include it here.
Boss Wife, Vol. 1 By Mayu Sakurai
Kazunari Kyougoku rose from the bottom of poverty to the top of riches by establishing his own trading business. Kazunari’s business growth is due to his exceptional psychological negotiation skills. But what no one knows is that these skills stem from a special power he possesses: he can hear people’s inner voices. Realizing early on that people’s inner voices differ from their outer voices, Kazunari develops a deep distrust of everyone around him. Ever the businessman, he one day decides it is time to
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