Title

My New Devil Wife

Also known as: Negai wo Kanaete Moraou to Akuma wo Shoukan Shita kedo, Kawaikatta node Kekkon Shimashita: Akuma no Niizuma, 願いを叶えてもらおうと悪魔を召喚したけど、可愛かったので結婚しました　～悪魔の新妻～, Akuma no Niidzuma, 悪魔の新妻, I Summoned the Devil to Grant Me a Wish, but I Married Her Instead Since She Was Adorable ~My New Devil Wife~, 為了實現願望召喚了惡魔，但因為太可愛就結婚了　～惡魔的新妻～

by Keru Tonari , Shiryu

Score from AniList: 69/100finished12 volumes68 chapters

ComedyEcchiRomance Supernatural More like My New Devil Wife

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Mercenary adventurer Theo Aspel is tragically weak, leaving him no choice but to repeatedly joins various parties—only to get kicked out. In order to get stronger, he succeeds at summoning a demon that will grant him a wish. But the minute he sees her, his wish to get stronger flies straight out the window. This devil, who hadn’t been summoned in many years declares: "I will grant your wish, but you must give me something precious to you." Theo stutters out a reply: “W—will you marry me?” The devil is stunned to say the least, but grants his wish, making them husband and wife. They embark on a happy married life together, causing quite a stir around them along the way. This is a story of a boy and a girl that's a just a tiny smidge dirty. Note: Includes eight extra chapters.

Chapters available: 68
Type: Manga

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3/5

A comedy about a hopeless mercenary who summons a demon for power and proposes instead, with a light, flirtatious tone and a cheerful take on marriage.

Pros

A fun, playful premise
A charming odd-couple dynamic
Finished 68-chapter run

Cons

Ecchi humour may not suit everyone
The romance beats can feel repetitive

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My New Devil Wife starts with a weak fighter's desperate plan. Theo Aspel is a mercenary who keeps getting kicked out of parties, and he decides to summon a demon to grant him strength. Instead, the moment he sees her, his wish goes out the window and he blurts out a proposal. The premise is comic and impulsive, and the devil's conditions set up a playful bargain.The series is at its best when the odd-couple dynamic comes into focus. Theo's nerves and the devil's brisk pragmatism make a lively pair, and the fantasy setting gives their adventures variety. The comedy stays light and fast.The drawbacks are ecchi humour that may not suit every reader and romance beats that can feel repetitive. Those who enjoy quick romantic comedies with a demonic twist will find a fun ride. Readers wanting a sharper plot may find it lightweight, though the pairing is easy to like.