: With the school structure removed, fans expect to see Akari and Jirou face real-world responsibilities, career choices, and the logistics of moving in together without a grading system.
The series, which follows high schoolers and Akari Watanabe in a mandatory "marriage practical" program, is officially back after a break that began in early 2025. Author Yuki Kanamaru took this time to meticulously script the ending to ensure it meets the high expectations of the community. What to Expect in Chapter 80 and Beyond
Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman Chapter 80 marks the start of the final arc as the series returns from hiatus to focus on Jiro and Akari's transition to a real relationship after their "marriage practical" concluded. Expected between May and June 2026, the upcoming chapters will likely wrap up the story within the next 5–10 installments, addressing character futures before graduation. For ongoing fan discussions regarding the latest chapter, visit r/fuufuijou Reddit . : With the school structure removed, fans expect
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If you are searching for raw chapters (Japanese originals), they typically appear first in , which usually releases on or around the 4th of each month . Official Japanese Source: Young Ace (Kadokawa)
The raw chapter is particularly significant as it follows recent news about the manga's production. In March 2025, it was confirmed that the series would go on an indefinite hiatus as the author, Yūki Kanamaru, prepares to craft a well-considered ending. This news made the release of Chapter 80 even more momentous, as it represents one of the final chapters before the break. 650 This public link is valid for 7
With Chapter 80 now out in raw form, the story is barreling toward what will likely be the final arc. Fuufu Ijou has been running since 2018, and many long-time readers believe the manga is entering its endgame. The title itself— Koibito Miman (Not Yet Lovers)—hints that eventually, the characters must either become true lovers or part ways.
For the uninitiated, Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman (夫婦以上、恋人未満), often abbreviated as Fuufu Ijou , is a serialized manga written and illustrated by Yūki Kanamaru. The title translates to "More Than a Married Couple, But Not Yet Lovers." The story is set in a unique high school program where third-year students are randomly paired as "married couples" for a practical training course. They live together, cook, clean, and are evaluated on their domestic compatibility—all in the name of education.
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