Haru no Noroi
Haru's Curse

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They're both very melancholic with moments that twist your gut. 

Although the story in [Haru no noroi] is much less fluffier than [Renai shoka] but the art style is as wonderful if not even more so. The story follows suit with being extremely short (2 Volumes) with exceptional art and dialogue. Haru no noroi is darker as its about love loss and death and love winning out over the other two. 

I feel that Haru no Noroi and Watashitachi no Shiawase na Jikan both ride on the themes of tragedy, regret and (of course) romance. Both tell a sad tale of people seeking a purpose/a reason to live on. I absolutely love these works and I definitely cried (a lot) to both, Lol. 

A super gorgeous, rich, dark haired and socially inept guy meets a light haired girl, who is always cheerful and treats him differently from everybody else in his life. While falling for her, our MC also battles with his emotions/feelings towards a girl from his past. Both manga are romance+josei, and are short but entertaining reads. If you enjoyed one, you're sure to enjoy the other. 

At a first glance, I thought both mangas were nowhere near similar but the more I read into it the more similar both mangas became. Haru no Noroi and Watashi no Shiawase na Kekkon both have similar concepts, a girl who has low self-esteem due to their family remembers and peers not caring for them as there existed a sister who was more loved and praised. Both girls of these mangas are almost neglected by other people and have people's attention stolen away from them by their sister - who ends up being twisted in both mangas. The males in the manga seem to both be well respected by others and fall in love with the girl in a story of a fresh start and journey to find happiness in such a dark environment.  read more 

the 'heavy' theme that both series give to you felt very real and grounded, they don't hold back without being edgy and really show thing (the characters feeling) the way it is. Asper Kanojo is much more intense than Haru no Noroi.