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If you have already read a work from Taamo-sensei, then "Atsumori-kun's bride (to be)" will be right up your alley. In this manga we follow Kubota Nishiki, our lively, honest, and very expressive female lead, as she breaks up the shackles of her rigid would-be life. When she meets Atsumori, the handsome and aloof friend of her grandpa, who suggests her to simply elope with him, she finds the key to her freedom.

The story is pretty simple, like most of Taamo's works, and that's actually one of their fortes. By making a straight-to-the-point, short, and sweet story; the author doesn't waste any time on developing ... the important bits, but it doesn't feel rushed.

The art is Taamo's trademark, simplistic and cute, with very expressive characters and handsome guys. Nothing too impressive, but it serves the story perfectly, so it's pretty solid.

The characters are the best part of any Taamo's work. Nishiki is incredibly entertaining, and it's amazing how she's always able to speak up her mind, something that Atsumori greatly appreciates. On the other hand, Atsumori is a bit more 'cool', but he loses his marbles once Nishiki is involved, making for a quite fun dynamic between the two. I would have loved to see a bit more from Yachoru and Rento, but it was still quite nice whenever they appeared.

Overall this is a pretty good manga if you want a cute and sweet romance story between two characters that learn to expand their worlds thanks to each other.

This is one of those mangas that are made to heal your weary heart. We get our two main characters, Yuuya and Rio, who are deeply in love with each other and have been going out for quite some time already, and has just moved in together. Rio feels a bit of a complex because Yuuya is younger than him, however, since Yuuya has eyes for Rio, and for Rio only, this isn't much of a problem. The problems they go through are pretty much the same as any normal, real-life couple would, so their relationship feels really grounded. Besides that, their interactions are ... lovely, and the rest of the cast are quite lovable too.

The art is the weaker side of this manga, but since it is a romantic slice of life, it isn't a problem at all. The character's expressions are simple, but expressive, and they help conveying their emotions.

The characters are the keystone of this manga. They all feel alive, and even the secondary relationships like the one of the manager are great.

As one could expect from what I've said already, the enjoyment is a solid 10/10. Either if you want a romance manga, a regular slice of life, or a comfy story to heal your soul, Futari Ashita mo Sorenari ni is quite the perfect pick.

Overall, I rate this manga a 9/10 only because I feel it could have delved a bit on the "subplots" (like the relationship of the manager, he deserved happiness too!), but it still had a suitable ending, and it's something I'll probably come back after a few months.