Romance stories often turn out to be the most intriguing content to binge, especially if it’s full of twists and turns. Thus, the hopelessly romantic population has a hard time waiting for a new chapter or episode.
So, people often take a break from the ongoing manga and search for the complete ones. If you are one of them, you are on the right page.
Here, we bring you the list of the top 10 completed manga series you should try.
Romance is the evergreen genre of delicacy that draws out the subtle emotions hiding behind our callous lives.
No matter how cliche the storyline is, seeing the protagonist unite with their love is worth going the extra mile for. Maybe that’s why romance manga has been winning our hearts consistently over the decades.
10. A Tropical Fish Yearns for Snow
The title beautifully hints at how the series is based on the theme of dealing with loneliness. It follows the story of shy Konatsu Amano, whose life struggles increase tenfold after moving to a new city.
After getting dragged into her high school’s aquarium open house, she bumps into her fellow upperclassman, Koyuki Honami, as her club’s only member.
Naturally, they start spending more time with each other, and their friendship blossoms into a romantic bond in no time.
Like Konatsu, Koyuki isn’t a social being either; she is reserved and stubborn. The story portrays how the two girls support each other, overcoming their emotional barriers.
The artwork is pretty straightforward yet appealing, making it one of the mentionable completed manga series.
9. Blue Flag
Blue Flag stands out in the list of top completed manga for its mature and realistic storyline. It revolves around a complicated love triangle, showing us the slim difference between love and friendship.
Taichi Ichinose, the protagonist, cannot help seeing a reflection of himself within his clumsy classmate, Futaba Kuze. However, the twist is that Futaba has grown feelings toward their familiar friend, Touma.
It’s rightly said, “Love is non-sensical at times, but you can’t stop doing it anyway.” Taichi heavy-heartedly agrees to assist in bringing Futaba and Touma together. Well, things don’t go the way he planned.
The closer these three got to each other, the harder it became for them to suppress their feelings. The climax is very unexpected, once again proving humans aren’t always the way they seem from the outside.
8.Ai Kara Hajimaru
Who doesn’t love to hear their crush’s name? Especially if it’s after one of the most beautiful flowers you can find.
Third-grade little Sakura couldn’t resist the butterflies in her stomach, and even when she grew up, she never thought of falling in love again.
However, her life completely changed when she came across another handsome boy with the same. Is he the prince she desired since her childhood? Well, the boy doesn’t look familiar in any way.
7. Jigen Kareshi
Do you know what is more complicated than getting the person you love? It’s getting the fictional character from the pages of manga or video games.
As hilarious as it may sound, 16-year-old otaku protagonist Koino Tsumugi lost all her interest in ‘real life’ boys after desperately falling in love with her favorite 2D character, Tokko, from an otome game.
However, Koino’s hopeless love life blossoms after being saved by a boy with uncanny similarities to Tokko. She wondered if she was dreaming, and she realized that the human version of Tokko was the only boy he could ever fall for.
How will she deal with this wholesome blend of real life and fantasy? It’s a must-read completed romance manga for everyone who once obsessed over a fictional character.
6. Honey So Sweet
Honey So Sweet follows the story of Nao Kogure, a timid schoolgirl who freaks out after being asked for marriage by delinquent Taiga Onise.
Like any other girl, she turns down the boy with immense awkwardness. Even worse, Nao is scared of Taiga because of his frightening face and a bad reputation among the students.
However, Nao l later realizes that Taiga is nowhere close to a wrong person; instead, he is a sweetheart in disguise.
He admits that he fell for her back in childhood when she patched his wound and lent her umbrella to him.
Now, be it How I Met Your Mother or Business Proposal, you know a love story is epic when an umbrella is involved.
5. My Life Mix-Up
My Life Mix-Up probably has a higher Goodreads rating than any other completed romance manga on this list.
With the perfect blend of BL, comedy, and slice-of-life elements, My Life Mix-Up can be the ideal manga to binge-read.
Souta Aoki, the protagonist, is stuck in an awkward love triangle where the girl he loves, Mio, loves someone else. However, he never expected that this ‘someone else,’ Ida, would grow a crush on him.
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4. Sweat and Soap
To all the office romance lovers, don’t be upset just yet. We haven’t forgotten about you. It follows the story of a female office worker, Asako Yaeshima, who loves working at her company.
Now, why this sudden love? The company makes her favorite toiletry product that masks her body odor, which she is extremely embarrassed about.
Being indebted to her company for this seemingly life-saving product, she gives 100% at her work.
One day, she bumps into the company’s top product developer, Koutarou, who takes a liking to her. Weirdly enough, Koutarou admits that he likes Asako’s smell.
She initially didn’t know how to deal with such an embarrassing compliment. But as these two keep meeting for work, a romantic relationship develops between them.
The manga portrays an adult relationship that follows an unconventional turn of events.
3.The Quintessential Quintuplets
If you think twins are confusing enough, imagine dealing with five. Despite being a genius, the sky fell upon Fuutarou Uesugi when he was asked to tutor a wealthy family’s five academically hopeless daughters.
Making things harder, the quintuplets are nothing like each other, and it seems that being academically weak is the only similarity that ties them together.
Ichika is the only somewhat mature one, but the other four are complete disasters. Tutoring all these five beautiful yet eccentric girls was more complicated than he had thought.
However, Fuutaro doesn’t give up on his students that easily, and he keeps putting effort into building a bond with each of them.
Making things even more interesting, it is revealed in the early chapters that Fuutyaro will get married to one of these quintuplets in the future.
2. Hormiya
The series has received an immense response since its anime adaptation, and the fans are already waiting for Season 2.
Calm and composed, Miyamura is the opposite of hot-headed Hori. As we know, the old rule, “opposite poles attract,’ isn’t just applicable in science but also in romance stories.
The two soon fall for each other, leading to their first heartwarming relationship in school life. Hori, the extrovert, catches everyone’s attention for dating the shy boy.
Miyamura’s life consists of insecurities and other issues, but he gradually comes out of his shell with Hori.
Hori becomes the pillar of Miyamura’s support, eventually resulting in Miyamura’s overall character development.
The guy, who is filled with tattoos and piercings, finds himself genuinely caring for the girl. Moreover, Horimiya isn’t just about the protagonists; the series gives just enough importance to exploring the side characters.
1. Your Lie in April
If you are okay with wetting the pages of your book while reading it, this romance manga is definitely for you.
I read the manga before watching the anime adaptation, so naturally, it became one of the most heartbreaking yet beautiful manga I ever come across.
A story of so many intense emotions ought to stir your heart and may even shape you into a better lover.
Your Lie in April follows the story of Kousei Arima, who mastered piano in a way that no one could think of challenging him.
However, he gets robbed of all the precious things that he treasured in his life. After his mother’s death, the shock turns him into tone-deaf, leaving him with no condition to perform onstage again.
Just when he had gradually given up on life, an encounter with Kaori Miyazono, a talented violinist, reignited his love for music.
Honorable Mention
1. The Sister with Strength
2. Milk Party
Milk Party is an adult manga; it also has an h-anime. If you know, you know.
3. The Apothecary Diaries
4. In a World Where Men Are Scarce, Sp**m Is a Precious Resource by Date Roku 
5. Bullied ~Revenge Hypnosis~ by Aiue Oka
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