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Harley Takes the House

Also known as: Geu Oppadeul-eul Josimhae!, 그 오빠들을 조심해!, Beware of the Oppas!, Beware of Those Brothers!, Beware of Those Oppas!, Beware of the Brothers!, 小心哥哥们, 提防坏心眼哥哥！, お兄ちゃんたちに気をつけて！, Берегись этих братьев!, Oppalardan Sakın!, ระวังพี่ชายพวกนั้นให้ดี!

by Plutus, Min-iyeong

Score from AniList: 60/100finished6 volumes105 chapters

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Harley thought that marriage would be her ticket out of the Ernst household and away from the family’s three sons, aka her perpetual tormenters. But on the eve of her wedding, she’s transported back in time 20 years to a youth she’d hoped to forget. As long as she’s getting a second chance at childhood, Harley’s determined to stand up to her bullies. But what began as retaliation quickly turns into reconciliation as both Harley and the Ernst brothers come to understand each other’s pain. (Source: Tapas) Note: Includes 10 extra chapters.

Chapters available: 105
Type: Manhwa

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3/5

A regression romance-comedy where a bride leaves a household of tormenting brothers behind and gets a second childhood, with bright colour and a lively cast.

Pros

A lively, funny family cast
Bright full-colour art

Cons

The male-harem tags can feel crowded
The regression premise is familiar

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Harley thought marriage would be her way out of the Ernst household and away from the three sons who tormented her. Then, on the eve of her wedding, she is sent back twenty years to a childhood she hoped to forget. The premise is a neat second-chance twist, and the family drama is the engine of the story.The art is the highlight. Full colour gives the household a bright, lively feel, and the family scenes are dynamic. The lead's determination to change her fate makes the early chapters satisfying, and the comedy lands often enough to keep the mood light.The weaknesses are real. The male-harem tags can feel crowded, and the brothers' dynamic can get busy for some readers. The regression premise is familiar, and the long run can repeat its domestic conflicts.Recommended for fans of second-chance family dramas with bright colour and lots of personality. Be ready for a busy household.