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Manhwa like Our Secret Alliance: 4 completed picks for fans of the fake-alliance-turns-real-feelings arc, each verified by chapter count and platform.

TL;DR: Manhwa like Our Secret Alliance, 4 completed picks: 'Til Debt Do Us Part (closest match, practical-arrangement-to-real-feelings), Super Secret and Days of Hana (childhood-friend slow burns with a werewolf twist), and A Business Proposal (the genre's most iconic fake-dating premise, adult office setting). All four verified completed with real endings.
Our Secret Alliance works because it stacks two tropes readers don't usually get together: the childhood-friends-who-drifted-apart setup, and a fake arrangement (an "alliance" to get parents off their backs) that stops being fake partway through. A lot of "manhwa like Our Secret Alliance" lists just grab anything tagged fake-dating and call it a day, which misses half of what actually made the original work.
The four picks below split cleanly by which half of that formula they lean into. None hits both tropes as precisely as the original does, so each entry below states plainly which part of the appeal it's actually recommended for.
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'Til Debt Do Us Part by Flowbee
This is the closest match on the list, and it isn't close. Subin keeps turning down the matchmaker dates her mom sets up, until an old school friend proposes something more direct: marry him, and her debt problem disappears. That's a practical, transactional starting point, the same shape as Our Secret Alliance's fake-alliance premise, and it develops into real feelings the same way. Completed at 72 chapters, free on official WEBTOON, updated weekly during its run.
Super Secret by Eon
Super Secret keeps the childhood-friend half of Our Secret Alliance's formula and adds a fantasy twist the original doesn't have: the boy-next-door childhood friend is secretly a werewolf. It's a lighter, more slice-of-life read than Our Secret Alliance, with a chibi-leaning art style that softens even the more dramatic beats. Completed at 141 chapters on WEBTOON, originally serialized on Naver Webtoon from 2015 to 2018.
Days of Hana
Same core trope as Super Secret, childhood friend who's secretly a werewolf, but Days of Hana plays it straighter and heavier. Haru and Hana's relationship has been complicated since childhood, and the story leans into the tension and emotional weight rather than the comedy. If Our Secret Alliance's slow-burn stretch (the part before chapter 40 that tests patience) was your favorite part rather than a hurdle, Days of Hana's pacing will feel familiar. Completed at 113 chapters, free on WEBTOON, updating Wednesdays during its run.
A Business Proposal by NARAK (art), Haehwa (original story)
This is the one to read for the fake-dating mechanic specifically, not the childhood-friends setup, since it drops that half of the formula entirely. Ha-ri stands in for her friend on a blind date arranged by her friend's grandfather, and the date turns out to be with her own company's CEO. The fake-arrangement premise escalates from there into one of the genre's best-known office romances. It's an adult workplace setting rather than Our Secret Alliance's high-school one, so the tone shifts, but the "starts as a scheme, becomes real" engine is the same one driving both stories. Completed at 124 chapters.
A Business Proposal is also the pick with the widest general name recognition of the four, partly because the K-drama adaptation pulled in viewers who never touched the source manhwa. That crossover audience is worth knowing about if you're the kind of reader who prefers going in without a screen adaptation already shaping your expectations: the drama follows the webtoon closely enough that watching it first will spoil most of the manhwa's structure.
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If the childhood-friends-drift-apart-then-reconnect arc was what hooked you, start with 'Til Debt Do Us Part for the closest match without a fantasy element, or Days of Hana if you don't mind a werewolf twist and want a heavier emotional read. If it was specifically the fake-arrangement-becomes-real mechanic, A Business Proposal is the genre's most polished version of that exact structure, just in an adult setting instead of a high-school one.
None of the four are ongoing series, which matters if Our Secret Alliance's clean, fully-resolved ending was part of what you liked about it in the first place. All four commit to an actual endpoint rather than leaving the central relationship in an indefinitely-serialized holding pattern.
If a completed, no-cliffhanger ending is the priority over any specific trope match, covers a much wider set of finished series across every genre.
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What is Our Secret Alliance about? Se-i Yun and Jaeha Kim, childhood friends who drifted apart, team up in a fake dating alliance to get their strict parents off their backs. The arrangement is practical at first, then genuinely isn't. It's 75 chapters, completed, on WEBTOON.
What manhwa is most similar to Our Secret Alliance? 'Til Debt Do Us Part is the closest match: an old school friend proposes a practical arrangement (marriage instead of dating) that starts as a solution to a real-world problem and turns into real feelings, the same emotional shape as Our Secret Alliance.
Are these picks completed like Our Secret Alliance? Yes, all four are fully completed series with real endings: Super Secret (141 chapters), Days of Hana (113 chapters), A Business Proposal (124 chapters), and 'Til Debt Do Us Part (72 chapters).
Is A Business Proposal similar to Our Secret Alliance? The fake-dating engine is the same, but the setting differs: A Business Proposal is an adult office romance (a fake blind date that escalates), while Our Secret Alliance is a high-school story about escaping parental pressure. Recommended for the trope, not a tonal match.
Do any of these have a supernatural twist like Our Secret Alliance doesn't? Yes, two of them. Super Secret and Days of Hana both center on a childhood friend who turns out to be a werewolf, a fantasy layer Our Secret Alliance doesn't have. If you want the childhood-friends slow burn without any supernatural element, 'Til Debt Do Us Part and A Business Proposal are the closer picks.
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