Marry Me! With the Intention of Divorce

Kyosuke, let's get married. But with divorce as the goal. Kyosuke was kicked out of his parents' house because he was still a NEET after turning thirty, and the next thing he knows, he has an unusual marriage proposal. The premise is a comedy about a fake marriage that becomes less fake the longer it goes on.The strength is the setup. The idea of a marriage planned to end in divorce gives the story a clever engine, and the leads' banter is quick and warm. The comedy is steady and easy to follow.The weaknesses are about scope. The short run limits how far the romance can develop, and some jokes repeat. Readers wanting a deeper love story may find it brief.Recommended for fans of clever romcoms with an odd premise. Expect a bright, quick read that is best enjoyed in one go.