Title

I'll Marry Him!

Also known as: Geu Gyeolhon Jega Halgeyo, 그 결혼 제가 할게요, I'll Do That Marriage, That Marriage, I'll Do It!, Yo Seré su Esposa

by Galjigui, Carumok

Score from AniList: 60/100finished95 chapters

DramaFantasyRomance

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As the illegitimate daughter of Duke McKellion, Lilian was never fully embraced by her father or society. So, when she has the opportunity to take her sister’s place in an arranged marriage to Emperor Kael Lu Kaldorf, Lilian jumps at the chance. The only problem is, her prospective partner gets cranky without his sleep, and since being cursed by a vindictive witch, the tyrannical emperor hasn’t experienced a single moment of slumber. But that’s no challenge for Lilian, who possesses the ability to induce sleep with a kiss. Now, tasked with the duty of keeping His Majesty well-rested, Lilian must kiss the emperor each night to keep his temper at bay. It’s a simple contractual agreement, and Lilian has no plans to develop romantic feelings, but what happens when Kael unexpectedly falls for her? (Source: Tappytoon)

Chapters available: 95
Type: Manhwa

Hoard Verdict

The StoryHoard editorial verdict

★ 3.5/5

A dramatic romance in which an illegitimate daughter takes her sister's place in an arranged marriage, and finds more than she bargained for.

Pros

Compelling heroine with grit
Strong sense of duty and drama

Cons

Melodrama can grow heavy
Familiar arranged-marriage tropes

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As the illegitimate daughter of Duke McKellion, Lilian was never fully embraced by her father or society. So when she has the opportunity to take her sister's place in an arranged marriage, she seizes it. The premise is a dramatic romance about a woman who wants a place in the world and finds that the marriage is not what it seemed.The strength is the heroine. Lilian's determination and her sense of duty make her sympathetic, and the court setting gives the drama weight. The political stakes add tension.The weaknesses are about the formula. The arranged-marriage trope is familiar, and the melodrama can grow heavy. Readers wanting originality may find it predictable.Recommended for readers who enjoy dramatic arranged-marriage romances. Expect an emotional, familiar read.