Forget Marriage, I’d Rather Go Bankrupt

Humor and Lighthearted Moments Despite its intense and dramatic tone, Forget Marriage, I’d Rather Go Bankrupt also knows how to inject humor and lighthearted moments into the story. The witty exchanges between characters provide a welcome break from the tension, offering readers a chance to smile or laugh. These comedic moments balance the darker themes of the series, ensuring the manga never feels too heavy. The humor is well-timed and often used to highlight the unique personalities of the characters.

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After losing her parents in a sudden accident,
Elizabeth finds herself trapped by a law that prevents unmarried women from inheriting titles or wealth.

Taking the advantage of the 1 year grace period for inheritance, she decides to run away with a fortune equivalent to 30 years of the empire’s budget.

Determined to keep the family’s wealth from slipping away, the council schemes to marry her off to her uncle.
But unwilling to wed a man who may have been behind her parents’ deaths, Elizabeth devises a bold plan.

She disguises her maid as her fake fiancé and escapes to a place beyond her family’s reach, vowing to spend every last coin.

On the day of the fake engagement party, Elizabeth ends up drunk and spends the night with a man who resembles her first love.

At dawn, she scrambles to run away but that mysterious man refuses to let her go.

Now, Elizabeth sets off on a ‘bankruptcy journey’ with the stranger she shared one night with.

Will she manage to go bankrupt in peace?