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Firefly Wedding, Vol. 2 by Oreco Tachibana

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Firefly Wedding, Vol. 2

Oreco Tachibana

VIZ Media LLC · Paperback · April 29, 2025

Reading lane: Romance Comics

Firefly Wedding, Vol.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Love Under Pressure

A marriage proposal meant as a last resort turns danger into a tense, tangled romance.

Come here for

  • A Meiji-era romance where survival and marriage plans collide
  • The uneasy push and pull between Satoko and her would-be assassin

Expect

  • High-stakes romantic tension
  • A perilous escape complicated by a very possessive protector

Book Details

Authors
Oreco Tachibana
Publisher
VIZ Media LLC
Published
April 29, 2025
Format
Paperback
Theme
Romance Comics · Erotic Manga
Reading lane
Romance Comics

Affinity

Publisher Categories

  • General Manga

  • Romance Comics

  • Comics & Graphic Novels / Historical Fiction

About This Book

Satoko dreams of marrying a noble but can’t escape the assassin who has her within his sights. Afflicted with a heart condition, Meiji-era noblewoman Satoko is determined to secure a marriage that will benefit her family before she dies. But before she can realize her goal, she’s targeted by a mysterious assassin named Shinpei. In a last-ditch effort to save her life, Satoko asks her would-be murderer to marry her. Her proposal isn’t sincere, but unfortunately for her, Shinp...

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Satoko dreams of marrying a noble but can’t escape the assassin who has her within his sights. Afflicted with a heart condition, Meiji-era noblewoman Satoko is determined to secure a marriage that will benefit her family before she dies. But before she can realize her goal, she’s targeted by a mysterious assassin named Shinpei. In a last-ditch effort to save her life, Satoko asks her would-be murderer to marry her. Her proposal isn’t sincere, but unfortunately for her, Shinpei loves as intensely as he kills. Can Satoko find a way to break the engagement without losing her life? Satoko is kidnapped and imprisoned on an isle of prostitutes. To escape, she and Shinpei come up with a plan for her to pose as one herself, but there’s one problem. Shinpei forbids her from letting another man touch her, vowing that he will be the only one to protect her. How can Satoko pull off a convincing performance with such a contradictory restriction in place?

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