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“Civil servant Shin must rehabilitate unwilling NEET Himari under new law, risking arranged partnership failure.”
Marry Me!
マリーミー！
7.66
2,195 rank · 7,045 readers · 67 favorites
Romance
Slice of Life
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Synopsis
Civil servant Shin must rehabilitate unwilling NEET Himari under new law, risking arranged partnership failure.
The story follows 28-year-old civil servant Akiyasu Shin as he's chosen to take part in a new government program under the so-called "NEET protection law." This project pairs government employees with NEETs, as a means to rehabilitate them and re-introduce them into society. Problem is, his chosen partner, Sawamoto Himari, was signed up without her knowledge! Will Akiyasu Shin end up winning her over? Or will this arranged marriage be a bust!? (Source: DanReadsManga)
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· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 10 “This manga excels by featuring a relatable, adult cast that avoids frustrating romance tropes and resolves conflicts with refreshing speed. There are no significant flaws to report, as the...”
- 10 “Marry Me! is a sweet, wholesome, and healing romance that excels through its focus on simplicity and soft, expressive artwork. The narrative avoids heavy drama entirely, prioritizing the gentle,...”
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Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Marry Me! begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 101 × 11 ch × vol
- Total read 13h 28m approx
- Published Jul 2015 – May 2019
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M41598 catalog