I like how down to earth the romance in this manga are. Every character have it flaws. It may be lack the fantasy aspect from Tamaki's last work, TWGOK. But since now I'm an adult with much more experience, I can say that I prefer the characters in this manga more than TWGOK.
Our main characters, Rika and Takuya both are inexperience in love, yet both of them pretends to have marriage because of job reason. Will they keep pretending? Will they succeed? And as the title says, 𝘈𝘳𝘦 𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘙𝘦𝘢𝘭𝘭𝘺 𝘎𝘦𝘵𝘵𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘔𝘢𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘦𝘥?
It may depends on your perspective, but personally I like flawed characters more.
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Are You Really Getting Married? Japanese: 結婚するって、本当ですか 365 Days To The Wedding More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: 11
Chapters: 110
Status: Finished
Published: Mar 16, 2020 to Jun 12, 2023
Genre:
Romance
Theme:
Workplace
Demographic:
Seinen
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Big Comic Spirits Authors:
Wakaki, Tamiki (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #18272 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #1027
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Apr 12, 2023 Not Recommended Funny  Preliminary
(35/110 chp)
‘Are We Really Getting Married’ aims to portray a semi-realistic romance wrapped inside a wholesomely unrealistic premise. And while it can be argued that, in fact, it does pull off that ‘realistic romance’ vibes, it does so at the expense of almost everything else, but namely entertainment. Contrary to what the high minds might think, there is a good reason why ‘realistic romances’ rarely, if ever, blossom into anything more than niche past times. Even some of the most fanfare-inducing ones, like 500 Days of Summer, aren’t really ‘realistic’, just grounded.
There is really just no simple way about my final conclusion after 35 chapters of ... 
Dec 24, 2020
It's fun, characters are pretty, and the story as a whole is pretty bubbly. This is a really down to earth manga, so don't go expecting a lot from it.
All in all, I really liked it. It's not like I'm waiting every week for the chapter to drop, but It's a nice surprise when I see that a new chapter was released. Also, the story pace is really "realistic" to say the least. I mean, we, the readers, can predict what's going to happen because we are given the whole story before our eyes, unlike the characters who only see their part. That being said, it's ... 
May 5, 2021
Just a quick summary and review: The two main characters end up in a fake marriage, and they have to lie about it while facing their own feelings and also some sort of "antagonist" that knows about this whole setup.
The plot involves a lot at once, so the pacing is pretty fast but at times the thoughts of the characters can be a bit scattered. I felt that I had to fill in a few holes myself. Honestly, though, the two main leads are adorably awkward enough that I didn't care too much about that. Art is one of its stronger aspects, but it ... 
Jan 13, 2023
This is such a feels good series that bounces from dorky awkwardness to tackling more serious life-related topics. There is also significant character growth (considering the main couple's nature, that is) so it doesn't feel like you're in a storyline stasis.
In all seriousness, some of these moments really remind me of some moments with my SO. She's way more introverted than me and we've had our hiccups and dorky moments. I'm more on the extroverted side of things, but I can easily empathize what would happen if both main characters were awkwardish introverts that just need a little bit of prying open to come out ... 
Apr 13, 2024
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 ... |
