Ore ga Akuma de, Aitsu ga Yome de.

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At first, you can really tell how cute the manga is by the cover! An oprphan girl named Uika wishes for a family more than anything. She prays everyday to God and when she meets Anzam, the fallen angel/demon, who is desperate to get a soul since he collected none, she trades years of her life for wishes. Anzam is in rage because she wishes for marrige with him and small things that don't take off a single year of her life. But Anzam soon sees her as a sweet, gentle, and kind girl. This manga is a realy nice manga if you want something ... nice, funny, and refreshing.

The story overall was very adorable and sweet. Even for someone like me who doesn't get emotional much, I thought it was also pretty interesting. The depth of the story, characters, etc. was right for such a small manga. Plus the other characters all seemed so lively and didn't seem like pushovers. However, I wish they could've gone more in depth with everything and slowly introduced the important arcs a bit more before ending it.

I really enjoyed the story :D. It is cute and adorable as well as the art. I like how the author portrayed the reactions of the characters. Their outfits, for me, are pretty fashionable xD. It is very humorous and kinda sad at the same time because of the background of our main characters. The characters are very likeable. Anzam, our hero of the story is not your typical "flawless" character. While Uika, our main heroine is sweet, gentle, kind and knows how to make sweets which made our "demon" hero attracted to her. So overall, I rate this manga a 10 :D. One of ... the best comedy manga I've read so far.

When I first saw this manga, I wasn't really expecting anything, but I was proven wrong. Not one of the best mangas I have read, but I really have a blast while reading it. One the strong aspects of this manga is the cuteness of the main heroine, who kind of reminds me a little of the little girl from Aishiteruze Baby. The cute little girl Uika is desperate looking for affection, which she finds from the easy-going demon Anzamnia. Through the story Uika's love and sincerity changes the lives of many people including Anzamnia. If you are looking for a cute story mixed with ... a little comedy this is a must read manga.

In the end i'm kind of sad that this was such a short story of only 16 chapters.

The story itself is pretty funny & comedic. I actually enjoy just about every character in this. The Priest in this is someone that i would usually hate in stories but i found myself to actually think he's not that bad of a person.

I do have a couple complaints though.

One of the complaints being near the end of the story. The Male MC is going about trying to get the Girl MC to understand not to waste her wishes on small and useless things.
It's pretty ... funny tell the last scene where some young girl uses up the last bit of her life on her wish and it's just depressing and doesn't fit the story at all. The story really didn't need to show us some young girl dying. She's trying to be loved. Even if she goes about it the wrong way, The only crime she did was to try and be loved by someone. It just left a very sour taste in my mouth for the rest of the story.
There's also how rushed it feels with the Girl MC learning not to waste her wishes.

Only other complaint i have is near the end.

~~Spoilers~~
We are told that the MC can return to being a Angel. But i figure to anyone who has read any piece of media can tell that the MC is gonna say that he won't become an Angel again .

That itself is fin but it's what happens afterwards. He is forced into becoming an Angel again and i don't mind that. It's how the story ends it.
He ask God to let him take responsibility for the girl that he made waste 50 or so years of her life.

I thought that the story would go about the route of having God keep him an Angel but have to go and stay married to the Girl MC. Or i would've imagined him asking god to return the girls live that she spent. Cause how the story ends it means that she will only live for another 30 or so years compared to the 92 years she would've lived without making wishes.

It might be a happy ending for some but i just wish they did something like have the MC stay and Angel and spend his time with the girl. Cause it's just sad knowing that the girl will be dead in 30 or so years and won't even be able to go to heaven but have to go to Hell. Might've been something they overlooked when making the story but it still something that bugs me.

~~SPOILERS OVER~~

Overall a fun story with an ending that could've been better.

tl;dr: A short and sweet manga that feels like it’s too short.

This manga is one heavily centered around the strange relationship that comes about as a result of an orphan girl named Uika marrying a demon named Anzamnia. It was quite a bit more wholesome and adorable than I expected. Uika is an incredibly good person but due to her past she has a hard time forming family like connections with others and her character arc involves overcoming that through spending time with Anzamnia. Anzamnia is a demon that does his best to be evil by being a jerk, but he’s a pretty awful demon ... in that deep down he’s also a pretty good person, and his character arc involves becoming more in tune with his true self as a result of interacting with and coming to care about Uika. The relationship development of the two comes about alongside these character arcs and was also a lot cuter than I thought it would be. All of this is incredibly simple, but along with all the fluffy moments and light comedy it was quite enjoyable to read through.

The weakness in this manga arises more from what it doesn’t contain than what it does contain. I feel that it’s very likely that this manga was axed which is pretty disappointing for a number of reasons. The first reason is simply that I would have loved more of the manga and to see the relationship between Uika and Anzamnia grow beyond what was shown and see where it would eventually lead. I think a time skip epilogue at the end of the manga as is would have definitely helped in this regard, but something more substantial than that would have been even better. The second reason is that beyond the relationship between Uika and Anzamnia, it felt like it touched on a lot of things that it could have expanded on but wasn’t able to. These primarily include topics still centered around the main couple, such as the effects that Uika’s inherent and unfiltered goodness have on others beyond just Anzamnia or the background of Anzamnia and his complex relationship with both demons and angels, but it would also offer the opportunity to do more with the side characters that felt pretty underdeveloped. The last reason is that the ending, by which I mean the last few chapters, is incredibly rushed. From a broad sense it’s written pretty well with some really strong emotional beats so it does do a lot really well. But it also feels like it’s trying to go through a lot of events incredibly quickly and as a result it doesn’t give them as much time as they deserve. It also doesn’t complete resolve everything, leaving some key aspects still uncertain. As such, the final impression it leaves is pretty mixed, being satisfying in some ways but not in others. Thus, the manga is quite good, but also somewhat disappointing.

The art was okay, in that it works well enough with the story and atmosphere such that it never feels like it’s detracting from it, but it also never really looks all that great either. The designs were decent enough but also never really felt like they stood out.