Ore Yome. Ore no Yome ni Nare yo

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This manga was a masterpiece! I cried so much yet it was soooooo good! I highly recommend this to you and hopefully you enjoy it!

This is my favourite manga and i just wish it was a manga! if it was, that would be even better. If you want a similar story in anime form, I recommend Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii.

I was watching it while it was ongoing and it made me feel like, WHY???!!! GIMME THE NEXT EPISODE! I felt like I was going to die. So, if you like mangas like that, i SUPERLY, ABSOLUTELY recommend this manga

If you want to see how a beautiful, rude, cold and cocky 15 year old pervert falls in love with his fiancee, I recommend this manga.
has everything, kisses, romance, drama, the story may seem a bit cliché, but has some adornments that make it unique, such as the fact that the heir of the fortune is not the older brother, or that the main character is less and smaller than the bride.

an Arranged marriage,
a plebeian and an elite boy. This Mange is everything

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

If you want to see how a beautiful, rude, cold and cocky 15 year old pervert falls in love with ... his fiancee, I recommend this manga.
has everything, kisses, romance, drama, the story may seem a bit cliché, but has some adornments that make it unique, such as the fact that the heir of the fortune is not the older brother, or that the main character is less and smaller than the bride.

an Arranged marriage,
a plebeian and an elite boy. This Mange is everything

This manga is one of my favorites, it's a work of art and everything that happens in the chapters is impressive.

You really should read it, everything that happens in the arches is incredible. The theme, one could say, is similar to the great story Soredemo Sekai wa Utsukushii.

I loved every moment I spent reading this manga and I really hope they give it a try.

An arranged marriage between a commoner and an elite boy. It may sound a bit cliché when reading it but it really is a well done story, it has everything, good characters that in the case of some make you feel ... empathy with them. When something like that happens when you read a manga is unique.
I just love everything about this manga.

OH MY GOD
THIS MANGA IS HEAVENLY!
It's so adorable, and it's so wholesome, and at times it's just really saddening!

Picture a male lead, who is a short, adorably naive boy, who is just raised alone, by himself, lonely, and with one vision in mind, to become his parents succession.

Now, picture someone of the opposite status, enter that picture and change it slowly!

This is exactly that! It's a journey from one end of the universe to the other. For our Male Lead ZEN, to traverse the depths of despair and loneliness, into a world of sociality, love, compassion, and a "new feeling".

I highly recommend this to ... all!! It's really really adorable, I LOVE how the ML is actually shorter/younger than the FL (female lead)! It just makes it more adorable.

Also the ML is "OP", in the sense of ALL-AROUND-GOOD at everything. And just reading/watching the struggles just fuels my love for his growth even more!

Ore Yome is a series that is probably easy to enjoy as long as you choose to ignore its glaring flaws, which is mainly the actual story. It gives you enough coupley moments that progresses rather quickly and smoothly

It starts off as an arranged marriage in this day and age - which is trope-y, but I actually enjoy these when done well. Two people are put into a situation where they're forced to interact with one another and end up liking one another - I can get behind that whatever the shady unexplained reason for the marriage in the first place. What matters more is ... how it goes from there.

But that's where the problem lies. The story is kind of weak if you look at what actually happens. Most of these stories have some sort of obstacles in the path of the main couple, and they'll get past it together and strengthen their relationship while giving us cute lovey-dovey moments. That's okay... if done at least semi-well!

When reading this I almost feel like the author has a magic hat and every few chapters she pulls a new trope out to use for the next small story arc. This problem's solved... let's find something new.. oh, I'll bring in love rival 2.0 next! Okay that's done, let's throw in some family issues next, then something else!

It's not like these mini challenges can't be interesting - they're staples of the genre after all. But they just kinda lack depth in general, just thrown in to get a little drama going and then gets fixed quickly. The good thing is that it gets solved rather quickly so there's not as much needless drama as it needs to be - and then we get lots of couple moments during and after - but the bad thing is that the way it gets solved is kinda meh in general. There's also not much long-lasting effects when it comes to these things, it's like certain characters or situations are introduced to start up some trouble - then they get pushed aside and irrelevant to the story! If you can turn off your brain and just be like oh okay whatever, let's just enjoy it and don't think so much, then it's pretty fun to just enjoy the couple moments and cheesy lines as a result of their struggles. It helps that the situation doesn't get overly annoying because you know it doesn't last long and won't pose that much of a trouble, so at least it's one good thing. I actually think I'll prefer if the story doesn't go down the serious route from here on out, it'll probably be annoying because I don't trust it to settle it satisfyingly. It's one of those where you wish everything will just be kept simple and just focus on the couple parts which is its main draw.

Other than the rather weak story, it's actually quite okay. It's a manga that knows what kind of stuff people like (probably), and just finds ways (aka random short plotlines) to give it to the readers. There are no short of actual couple-moments, so you'll get lots of sweet confessions, some lewd moments, lots of cheesy stuff to fulfill your shoujo needs. The characters are okay - not deep characters, but okay in personality (shoujo story wise). If you like your characters a little forceful in their romantic advances (compared to vanilla blushing all day long), and you squeal when they show their possessive sides - then good for you, you'll get enough of this to be satisfied. Now if you're looking for an actual serious portrayal of a good relationship then you may not like it that much.

The main guy looks a bit like a shota and I'm reading it for the guilty pleasure of witnessing that, pretty much. I can turn off some of my brain for cute boys... YMMV in terms of how much you like the characters, though. Anyway, you'll get the gist of how the manga works quite early on in the story since it's kinda rinse and repeat after a while, so it probably won't hurt to read a little and see if it's your kind of stuff or not.

"Ehh? This part of the story is kind of stupid?? Oh, but we get kisses and cute stuff? Okay, sign me up!" As long as you're someone who'll say this, I guess it's okay. Just don't be critical, adjust expectations, ignore the weak parts and enjoy the fun.

TLDR;
Story and characters are more than a little silly and shallow, but if you're sick of drawn-out drama and the zero/slow romantic progression of many mangas out there - you might like this. Just remember to turn off your brain a little and it's actually quite enjoyable.

i cried over the ending everytime i read it, i'm still crying as of now. this manga will forever be in my heart because I've already read it over 10 times.

it has every shoujo moment that everyone wants or hopes for and is super cute overall. this manga is super underrated and needs more recognition! I'm pretty sure everyone will at least like this manga even if shoujo is not your thing.

if you like short lonely quiet boy and tall cheerful fun girl then this is for you, especially if you're in your teens. this manga is so adorable and I've gotten emotionally attached ... to it for awhile.

Wholesome romance. Actually it’s wholesome with NTR. So uh, kinda weird...

Spoilers ahead...

Ok, so, you got the MC and the main heroine. She is freaking NTR cliche god. Bastards kidnap, big bro steal’s kiss, cool actor boy, etc... however, the MC is in a good relationship with the main heroine. (By good, I mean like they are dating and fiancées, heck you can even considered it married...) That’s literally it. Almost every romance cliche you’ll find here, mostly cheating and stuff lol. I don’t know if that conflict is normal but uh yeah, story is amazing, art is good, characters are good, I enjoyed it ... pretty well, overall give it a try but be prepared for some moments that make you tear your hair apart.

Ore Yome. Ore no Yome ni Nare yo (English translation [for those who`re curious]: My Bride, Please become my Wife) is among the most pleasant and smile-inducing Rom-Coms that I have recently read, and something that I will remember fondly. Written and Drawn by SANO Airi (who I`ve never heard of), it delivers a short but memorable romance story containing an extremely lovable couple and equally engaging and likable side characters. I had a joyful time reading it and wanted to write this review to highlight the things I enjoyed in it. I hope you like it and find it informative:

STORY:
The story follows high-school ... student Nakagawa Hinata, whose grandfather had arranged her marriage with Joumori Zen - the heir to the Joumori Company. Unforunately for her, Zen is completely opposite her grandfather`s description, with his strict and unreasonable attitude and the rich lifestyle being a constant struggle for her. What do you think will happen in Hinata's life? (That sentence is in every plot synopsis of this manga that I have seen, so why not here as well).
I`m pretty sure you probably have already read the plot synopsis, but I wanted to give a brief idea about the story. Hinata struggle with Zen and adapting to her new life, at first wanting nothing of that. But slowly she begins to open up more to Zen, which eventually leads them to accept each other and fall in love. The story is centered around them, and the moments they experience together, and the struggles they face. Like I said in the start, there is no unnecessary, patted drama, or useless characters that add nothing to the story or characters. The story is extremely heartwarming and engaging, filled with moments in which you can`t help but smile. The chemistry between Hinata and Zen is great and believable. I loved seeing them fall in love, exchange banters, spending time together, and discover new things and experiences. Moments like when Zen feels he won`t be able to keep Hinata happy, or when Hinata is forced to leave Zen, feels satisfying and hit hard. The story also has a grounded and mature feel to it, with little but well-done comedy. There are plenty of twists and turns, heart-warming and heart-breaking moments, and great supporting characters that will keep you entertained, and also progresses the story in a meaningful way.
However, I did felt the story to be underwhelming and under-utilized in some areas. There are several plot details and filler-content which I would have liked to see explored. Like Hinata`s commoner life, her family, and friends; or Zen`s past and attitude before he met Hinata. I also felt the same way with some supporting characters like Sou, Sena, Asuna. While their story felt resolved and satisfying, is not further explored. Most of them do not even make an appearance again, until the very end. I would have really loved to see some of them make a more regular appearance and impact on the story during its critical moments. Several plot points could have also been more creatively done. Like Zen`s and Asuna's relationship, and the overall ending could have improved or further expanded on. On one hand, it is a positive as it allows the story to remain focused on Hinata and Zen. But it also leads the story to be less diverse and feel like the characters and premise are not utilized to their fullest. But that`s just a minor point of contempt that I felt worth highlighting. And honestly, something that many won`t feel. But I think it`s still something worth highlighting, as would surely further improve the manga. And something which I hope would be done if Ore Yome ever gets an anime adaptation.

CHARACTERS:
Rom-Coms are infamous for having their loud, over-the-top, annoying characters, along with couples and love interests not having any chemistry or reason to be in love. I am very happy that`s not the case with Ore Yome. Its characters are its strongest point. I loved and adored every single character and always wanted to see more of them. The main and side characters are well written. Each have a distinct personality and likeness to them, backed up by relatable motives. What stood out for me. Instead of being your standard Rom-Com side characters, each of them has their own life and side to them. Like Arata and Sena being popular idols, Kou being popular and expert fisherman and athlete in his island home, or Rui being a kendo expert. This adds a new dimension and further likeness to their characters. I just wish that they had more dialogue and interaction with the MCs and each other, especially other than during the main plot events. But apart from that, I was really happy with the charters in Ore Yome, and they were my main motive to keep reading the manga. I felt a real connection with them, something that is rare (Especially for a Rom-Com).

ART AND DESIGN:
The art of Ore Yome is just as stellar as the story and characters. The manga is masterfully drawn. The art and designs are more beautiful and elegant in nature, instead of being cute or adorable, as many Rom-Coms tend to be like. This works very well with the type of story Ore Yome aims to tells, and the characters it portrays. It contains numerous gorgeous scenes and art pieces, and the characters look equally great.

FINAL THOUGHTS:
Ore Yome, Ore no Yome ni Nare yo is among the best Rom-Coms I have read, and a romance story done right. The story is masterfully handled, with every and all of its moments feeling right and having a tangent effect on the story and characters. And it`s something which many Rom-Coms struggle with. And while I felt the story to be a little bit too short and stringent, I never felt it was lacking or unsatisfying.
There is still much I wanted to discuss and elaborate on in this review. But I`ll end it here, as I don`t want to further extend the review or give any more spoilers. I hope I was successful in conveying my thoughts and I hope you found this review informative and appealing.
If you like good Rom-Coms that focus more on the characters and their relationship, instead of unnecessary drama, you`re going to surely love this.