: The series is on an indefinite break to ensure a high-quality ending.
“I’ve been graded on cooking, cleaning, and cooperation. But love isn’t a rubric. Akari… I don’t want to be your practice husband anymore.”
– After months of covert dates, the couple (Miyu and Kaito) must decide whether to renew their “marriage‑only” contract, a legal arrangement that gives them the benefits of marriage while keeping their romance hidden from the public eye. The chapter showcases a heated yet affectionate debate in their shared apartment, revealing underlying insecurities about commitment. fuufu ijou koibito miman chapter 80
Before diving into Chapter 80, the state of the characters at the close of the previous chapter sets a clear stage:
A: The best way to support the author is by purchasing the official manga volumes (e.g., via Young Ace , from Kadokawa, or the English releases from Udon Entertainment) and by following her on social media for official news and updates. : The series is on an indefinite break
At school, Jiro looks exhausted. He avoids looking at the seat where Shiori usually sits (note: she is absent, having taken a sick day after the festival). His friend, Terafune, tries to cheer him up, but Jiro’s internal monologue reveals his conflict: "I hurt the girl who liked me for ten years. How do I deserve to be happy with someone else?"
The chapter ends on a two-page spread: Akari’s hand reaching out, fingertips brushing his. No dialogue. Just the sound of rain and a single tear tracing down her cheek. Akari… I don’t want to be your practice husband anymore
: In April 2026, official channels broke the silence, confirming that the scripts are entirely finalized and the manga is returning from hiatus to debut Chapter 80. Kanamaru teased that she can "no longer look at the script to avoid spoilers," signaling that production is fully in motion. Where Chapter 79 Left the Story