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“Two lifelong best friends marry the same woman to preserve their friendship after both proposing to her.”
Ore no Yome wa Aitsu no Tsuma
俺の嫁はあいつの妻
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35,497 rank · 230 readers · 0 favorites
Seinen
Drama
Romance
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Synopsis
Two lifelong best friends marry the same woman to preserve their friendship after both proposing to her.
Shimatani Shousuke, an editor for a publishing company in Tokyo and Yamauchi Shinichirou, a graduate of one of Japan's top universities and bank employee, have been best friends all life long. After both of them proposed to the same girl, to keep their friendship intact, all three of them decide to get married. Will this decision bring them closer together, or end up with one of them being left behind?
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median 5
mode 5
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· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 5 “My Bride is His Wife features a compelling premise that attempts a thoughtful examination of the complexities surrounding love, marriage, and fidelity. However, the execution is severely hampered...”
- 5 “While the manga starts as a half-okay read, it quickly devolves into a frustrating and stagnant experience. The story suffers from poorly explored taboos, shallow character motivations, and a...”
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Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Ore no Yome wa Aitsu no Tsuma begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 21 × 2 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 48m approx
- Published Apr 2011 – Oct 2011
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M38066 catalog