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After enduring years of drought, Soah's village has decided to offer the young maiden up as a sacrifice to appease the Water God in hopes that he'll bless them with rain. Adorned in the finest bridal attire, Soah is brought out to sea and swept away by a vicious typhoon, eventually arriving in the sumptuous dwelling of the gods. Here, she is surprised to find that the feared Water God is not a loathsome monster, but a young boy. And while she quickly finds her place in court life, one night she meets a mysterious handsome man who calls himself Mui who is more than he appears to be...
Airi has always dreamed of marrying her fated true love and living a normal, happy life – a dream disrupted forever when Aram, a prince from another world, emerges from her grandmother’s mirror. She takes the young prince home with her thinking he is a lost child, giving him a home cooked meal and a place to sleep. However, in the morning she discovers that, as the result of a magic spell, Aram transforms into a 17-year-old boy whenever it’s dark, and her kiss is the only way to change him back! If that wasn’t enough, Aram is in hiding from his older brother, the evil sorcerer Jeile, who has fallen in love with Airi and intends to make her his bride! Will Airi ever be able to find her happily-ever-after?
Both Merupuri and Bride of the Water God feature a male lead who jumps between transforming into a child and transforming into an adult, while the female lead is an adult (or almost) and does not transform. Both of those are shoujo series, so if you liked one of them, you might actually like the other one too.
P.S. Personally, I didn't really like either of them.
both are about girls who get married to guys with magical abilities. Also, both of them feature men with a curse on them which causes their appearance to change under certain circumstances.
Kagome was just a normal girl, until one day she fell into a well that brought her to feudal-era Japan. After encountering hordes of demons and discovering that she's the reincarnation of a priestess, Kagome must now journey to protect a sacred jewel from evil with the help of a half-demon named Inuyasha. Along the way they make many enemies and friends, and travel between the modern and feudal eras.
both have:great romance, a dead lover who the main male character loved very much,who seems to be alive, female main character who travels to another world, there s a guy who likes the main female character also
