10 Ecchi Rom-Com Manga to Add to Your Must-Read List (Spoiler-Free)
Ecchi Rom-Com Manga you shouldn't miss out
Romance comedy manga without a bit of ecchi content is like curry without salt. So, In this article we'll look at 10 rom-com ecchi manga, which you shouldn't miss at all (if you like this genre). This article is spoiler free & not very long, so it won't take too much of your time. Now, let's start the ecchi rom-com manga list (without any delay).
1. When Trying to Get Back at the Hometown Bullies, Another Battle Began (本想报复以前欺负我的孩子王，另一场战斗却开始了。)
This is a Romance comedy manga with school life - harem theme. It's filled with exciting twists & the plot of this series is very interesting. If you like school life romcom manga, then you'll definitely like it.
- Author Name: Matsumoto Kengo
- Artist Name: Matsumoto Kengo
- Status: Ongoing
2. Renge to Naruto! (Renge and Naruto!)
This rom-com manga has a Gyaru girl & cooking theme. This series is full of drama & comedy, and if you like cooking rom-com manga, then this one is a must read for you.
- Author Name: Nicolai
- Artist Name: Nicolai
- Status: Ongoing
3. Filter-Goshi no Kanojo
This is a wholesome ecchi manga, and the theme is Gyaru Girl, school life drama, secret social media influencer, unpopular - introverted protagonist & popular female lead. Both the Art and plot of this manga is also very good. If you like school drama manga, then go for it.
- Author Name: Oomi Suzu
- Artist Name: Oomi Suzu
- Status: Ongoing
4. You Are My Servant
If you like manga with a cat girl or cat women theme, then this one's for you. This is a comedy ecchi manga, and the intense play begins from chapter 1, with each chapter the intensity keeps increasing. The creator of this manga has already worked on an hentai manga, so you can expect some really good level arts.
- Author Name: Oota Yuuichi
- Artist Name: Oota Yuuichi
- Status: Ongoing
5. XX Shinaide! Tsukimine-san (Don't XX Ms. Tsukimine)
This one is a supernatural romance manga, with the relation between a vampire female lead & introverted school boy theme. This is a new ecchi manga & both the story & art are very good.
- Author Name: Noda Daisuke
- Artist Name: Noda Daisuke
- Status: Ongoing
6. Idol Yamerukedo Kekkon Shitekuremasu Ka!?
The theme of this manga is on romance between an ordinary guy & his highschool crush, who is a popular Idol. And their love story started with a one-night stand. This comedy romance manga is written & illustrated by Miyoshi Shiomi.
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- Author Name: Miyoshi Shiomi
- Artist Name: Miyoshi Shiomi
- Status: Ongoing
7. Kuse Tsuyo Kanojo wa Toko ni Izanau / Kusetsuyo Kanojo wa Toko ni Izanau (A Quirky Girl Is Inviting Me to Bed)
The plot of this ecchi rom-com manga is very interesting & the art is top-notch. The protagonist just entered university, and he moved to live with an older girl, who is his relative (also his first crush). And things became interesting from here on, as they started living together.
- Author Name: Suga Atsushi
- Artist Name: Suga Atsushi
- Status: Ongoing
8. Gal Yome no Himitsu (Secrets of the Gal Wife)
The theme of this manga is Gyaru wife, secret office romance etc. This manga is very wholesome, filled with romance & sweet ecchi stuff.
- Author Name: Kudou Sobaku
- Artist Name: Kudou Sobaku
- Status: Ongoing
9. Boku to Gal ga Fufu ni Narumade / Boku to Gal ga Fuufu ni Naru made (Until the Gal and I Become a Married Couple, or Until We Become Husband and Wife)
This one is another rom com series & this manga theme is Gyaru girl, young couple, surprise marriage, living together, young mature female lead etc. The art of this manga is really good & the plot is very engaging, just give it a try.
- Author Name: Shino
- Artist Name: Shino
- Status: Ongoing
10. Isshou Hatarakitakunai Ore ga, Classmate no Daininki Idol ni Natsukaretara (A Very Popular Idol Classmate Has Taken a Liking to Me, A Person Who Doesn't Want to Work for my Whole Life)
The protagonist's dream is to become a house-husband, do house chores & cooking, while his wife works. And a popular idol entered in his life who loves his hand cooked food so much. After that their story begins, filled with drama & little bit of ecchi stuff.
- Author Name: Kishimoto Kazuha
- Artist Name: Misaki Yumi, Miwabe Sakura
- Status: Ongoing
These are the 10 ecchi rom-com manga in this list, hope you like these series. Don't judge any of the manga by the number, every manga is interesting & unique (art style, story & plot). So that's it for this post, comment what you want next.
Thanks for reading…
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