I picked up the manhwa after finishing the anime and I think the manhwa had a slightly better "vibe" than the anime.
The story may not be extremely original and one could find a lot of similarities to the isekai, but the main character is not OP as f**k from the start, so one follows his gradual development.
The drawing and level of detail is perfect. It really is a feast for the eyes to watch the setting and characters. I really enjoyed the colors and drawing in the later stages of the manhwa.
The side characters are unfortunately unmemorable. A bunch of them appear throughout, but
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Apr 13, 2024
Kekkon suru tte, Hontou desu ka
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The topic of when two people decide to do a fake relationship/wedding/marriage has been around quite a lot. However, here we have two people who value their peace of mind and want to keep it.
For my part, I liked the character development. However, what bothered me at times was at some points it felt like the author stepped on the brake and set their relationship back a bit to get it going again. In some cases he skipped ahead a big chunk. But it didn't completely ruin the overall impression for me. The side characters weren't annoying and moved the story forward. The artwork made them ... 
Mar 23, 2024
When I started reading the manga, I was so excited. I found the premise of "friends" having a secret and thanks to it deepening their relationship. The first few chapters were really great. Both main characters showed their difference in behavior Hori, the perfect student vs the motherly type who takes care of the younger brother. Miyamura the quiet otaku vs the piercing wearing delinquent. You could see what draws them together, just those moments when you think "yes, I'd like to experience that again" etc. Those little things that happen at the beginning of a relationship and what goes through their heads. If the
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