Dantoudai no Hanayome: Sekai wo Horobosu Futsutsuka na Watashi desu ga
Guillotine Bride: I’m Just a Dragon Girl Who’ll Destroy the World.

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Another manga that became the victim of a cancellation, which is too bad since it was fun. I suspect this manga was inspired by Date a Live and Kekkon Yubiwa Monogatari, what with the harem of disasters personified and the marriage mechanic, so the inevitable romcom antics are mixed with active shounen combat, a winning formula.

So student council vice president Dazai Ryunosuke lives a normal life at school where he is always helping everyone out due to reasons rooted in a vague childhood memory. That life collapses upon itself when a girl falls from the sky - a dragon girl, a walking calamity. This ... girl, Rinne, forges a marriage link with Ryunosoke, which is the only way to contain her powers as they rampage. Conflict is quickly introduced with the arrival of Mari, Ryunosuke's assistant on the student council who has persistently declared her feelings for him... and is a vampire girl. Cue the romcom.

It's too bad this was cancelled, as it's perfectly able to make fun of itself and its characters, often with quite funny faces. However, the first arc became the only arc, and it was also rather far shorter than a first arc should be due to its cancellation. Still, as I've said before, it should be read for a fun read that takes an hour or two, and to see the mangaka's feelings for their work.

8.3/10


I can not tell you how long this manga has been living rent free in my head, since it was so eerily similar to “Date a Live” but with monster girls. Because of this and my love for that series, I can’t help but be obsessed with this — even then, this is well-written and has heaps of lovable aspects.

The characters of this manga are something — putting aside all of the harem candidates, the mc is unbelievably likable and rational-ish. The mc was incorporated with the usual boring logic of “I will help everyone and form a harem because of this,” but it ... was set up with some plot points to justify his actions and make him more memorable than the usual self-inserts.

The plot is somewhat well paced — I’ve been wanting to review this manga for the longest time, but I couldn’t, since the introduction and setting the tone of the story took so long — and it doesn’t have much flaws logically speaking, albeit with some harem logic.

With the plot, it’s pretty funny with how many parodies it makes out of usual cliche tropes, and it has a lot of those “small humor” interactions within the characters, especially the mc.

This isn’t one of the most serious reads due to the incorporation of a lot of humor, but it is serious enough to be remembered and funny enough to be enjoyable despite it being a harem.


You guys know this is just my opinion, right?

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”