Hadashi de Bara wo Fume

Death Song addpermalink

Both girls were bought into marriage for money. Also, both had the husbands explicitly or impliedly say that 'there should not be love in the marriage' and so so. They're both great reads... 

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Miseinen dakedo Kodomo ja Nai addpermalink

Both series deals with the concept of an established arranged marriage. And although there is a lot of drama between the couples at first, there's also evidence of growing love. And in particular, we follow the life style changes of both series' characters. It's noticable that Miseinen dakedo Kodomo ja Nai takes place in the school life setting of the modern ages while Hadashi de Bara wo Fume's timeline sets itself in the historical times. 

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Reimei no Arcana addpermalink

The story is so different, but i think if you Like this you migh like hadashi de bara wo fume 

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Hapi Mari: Happy Marriage!? addpermalink

both involves the hero saving the heroine from financial situation by marrying her without love.basically both are about contract marriage.its just Hapi Mari is set in the modern era unlike Hadashi de bara wo fume.none the less i recommend bout mangas since i enjoy the promising love plot.. 

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Nobara no Hanayome addpermalink

In both the main guy buys the girl with money to be his fiancée.  

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Hare-Kon. addpermalink

In both series, the main female protagonist gets herself trapped in a complicated affair that involves marriage. The relationship is considered for convenience as the main male protagonist is clingy towards their partner. However, both series slowly shows more about the main characters with their relationship that develops over time. 

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Crookclock addpermalink

Hadashi de Bara wo Fume and Crookclock are both set in a historical time with a more European set up. Crookclock is a short, fun, and sweet story while Hadashi de Bara wo Fume includes some more action, drama, and intense situations. 

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Arisa addpermalink

Both have very pretty covers with flowers and also have very pretty girls 

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Risou no Kareshi-tachi addpermalink

It's very different, but if you liked a yandere(crazy) guy you might wanna check this manga out! I really enjoyed both of them! 

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Tsuki no Shippo addpermalink

The author is the same, they both take place in feudal Japan, and they both have a lot of drama in them. Anyways, "Hadashi de Bara wo Fume" and "Tail of the Moon" are both great mangas worth reading! 

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Ryou addpermalink

Same author, has a fake marriage then they get married for real, another dude is obsessive over and will do anything to get her 

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Manga: Hatsukoi wa Marude Yaiba no You ni

Hatsukoi wa Marude Yaiba no You ni addpermalink

Both manga talk about marriage just on paper, not for love. But Hadashi de Bare Wo Fume is about a poor girl that hates him. but later on they holding a real wedding together with real love. 

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Goong addpermalink

Both are about normal girls marrying a royal person. 

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Ookami-heika no Hanayome addpermalink

In both mangas, a poor girl must work as a "fake wife" in order to receive money in order to support their family. Both main couples have similar relationship, as the girl eventually falls for the guy, even though their relationship is fake (but in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, the guy does fall for her). However, both mangas are different in some aspects, as in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, it is more of a western based story, and there is a crazy psychopath that wants the female main, whereas in Ookami-heika no Hanayome, it's more of traditional (japanese) royalty historical (no psychopath involved).  read more 

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Mademoiselle Butterfly addpermalink

Both mangas are set in an historic time and the main male character is of bigger social status the the female leads,both females are strong and kind hearted,both have drama (Mademoiselle Butterfly is more dramatic),both with happy ending.If you liked one of them you must give it a try to the other one. 

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Zankoku na Sankoku addpermalink

One character is rich and the other is poor, basically a taboo back then to even love each other. Regardless, they fall in love through difficult obstacles.  

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100% Perfect Girl addpermalink

The  relationships are similar between the main characters, plus everyone's always falling for the leading lady. 

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Kyuukyoku Venus addpermalink

Well, let's see here, a poor girl from a modest life suddenly finds herself thrust into high society, and she is unsure how she is to deal with it.  In both there is a question of marriage, however in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, Sumi is married, that is how she enters high society, slightly different from Yuzu, who realizes that she is an heiress.  Either way, both stories are about a young woman struggling to belong in this new high class world, and their is romance sprinkled in the mix, what more could you want? 

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Manga: Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu

Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu addpermalink

In both mangas, a girl is picked up by a rich male and has to act as a fake wife. Both females are also required to train to become a proper lady. Both relationships are similar, as they are not allowed to fall in love with each other (in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume, they do, but in Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu, their relationship has not developed as so much as to be able as to see how they are doing). Both mangas do have their differences, as the main in Kuro Hakushaku wa Hoshi wo Mederu she is a dhampir, and the only reason why he picked her up was to slay her, whereas in Hadashi de Bara wo Fume she was picked up in order for him to succeed his father's company.  read more 

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Yokujou Climax addpermalink

Both girls are desperate for money for family matters. ^^''   

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A Kiss to the Prince addpermalink

Got some similarities between the two stories, but lots of differences there as well... Hadashi de Bara wo Fume is less cutesy than A Kiss for My Prince, but they're still both good historical romance manga/manhwa's! (: 

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Haou♥Airen addpermalink

If you like one I think it's quite possible you'll like the other.  Both are stories about poor girls where are struggling to care for their poor families when one day by chance meet rich men and then get swept away by them.  After being swept away these rich men, who both have troubling pasts, the girls are treated horribly by these men.  Somehow through everything though the girls stay devoted to these jerks of men because possibly there is more than meets the eye.

Most importantly I would say these are both stories about love and it's power to overcome any struggle despite the odds.  Just a warning though Haou Airen is for mature audiences who don't mind nudity, profanity, rape, and other such horrible things.  Hadashi de Bara wo Fume is much more innocent and light hearted. read more 

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Ouran Koukou Host Club addpermalink

Both Stories deal with a Poor Girl put into a Situation she cant escape from with a group of Rich young Men.  

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Yamato Nadeshiko Shichihenge♥ addpermalink

Same theme : two girls must be become "Lady's" in the time allowed.
But the rest it's differente, in Hadashi, the poor Girl become a Lady for his new rich husband.
and Nadeshiko, it's an challenge. 

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Waltz wa Shiroi Dress de addpermalink

Both stories are set in the early 1900s Japan and involve a love triangle with one of the men going a bit too far.

Both stories also have strong, independent female leads, but due to their time period and status, they may not appear as such all the time. They both struggle to do what they feel is best to help their families, while trying to suppress their own wishes for their personal happiness. 

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Antique Romance addpermalink

They both have girls bought for money. In the case of Antique Romance, the girl was bought as an addition to the art collection of a wealthy man. Hadashi de Bara wo Fume on the other hand, the girl was not bought on any auction but she was contracted to become the wife of the guy who bought her.  

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Hanayome-sama wa 16-sai addpermalink

both main Characters have to get married to men for financial reason. 

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Kiss yori mo Hayaku addpermalink

They both involve having someone getting married in order to save their families 

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Manga: Hadaka no Ouji-sama: Love Kingdom

Hadaka no Ouji-sama: Love Kingdom addpermalink

Both treat of poor girls, that for the circumstances her lives give a complete draft. 

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Love Lesson.com addpermalink

If you liked 'Love Lesson.com', you might also like 'Hadashi de Bara wo Fume'. They're from the same author and the drawing, as well as the story are nice.  

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Crazy Girl Shin Bia-Ah addpermalink

Both animes are based in ancient times
Cute love stories
Hot guys
a little bit of love triangles
Strongwilled girls
LOVED THEM BOTH
except hadashi de bara wo fume is Incomplete :( 

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Yaneurabeya no Koushaku Fujin addpermalink

Both are historical drama with capable and persistent female protagonists forced into a marriage. Hadashi is more romantic while Duchess of the Attic does not have a obvious romantic interest (by at this point in Ch 12 at least).  

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Billion Girl addpermalink

Both are about:
- arranged marriages because of debt 
- beautiful guys are all in love with the girl
- main girl, very gentle, adorable  

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Yamada Tarou Monogatari addpermalink

I would say these two are very different. I'm pretty sure they don't have the same genre but because a teen aged character is taking ca5r of kids this was the second manga I thought of that was a bit like it.However, Hadashi goes into the relationship MUCH more than Yamada does. 

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Dear My Girls addpermalink

Both stories have a girl, brought up in a poor enviroment and one day somehow becomes rich. Then, falls in love with someone they thought they'd never end up with. Both stories have the classical Victorian style also. =) 

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