: The series is approaching its conclusion as the "Marriage Practical" has officially ended, and the narrative is moving toward graduation and the final resolution of Jiro and Akari's relationship. Summary of Last Chapter (79)

Tenjin’s words cut deeper because he’s not a rival here—he’s a mirror. He admits that he’s always admired Akari’s brightness, but he’s also realized that she’s never looked at him the way she looks at Jirou. His advice isn’t about winning; it’s about clarity. For the first time, Jirou has no comeback.

In the landscape of romantic comedy manga, few series manage to balance the titillation of the genre with genuine emotional maturation. Fuufu Ijou, Koibito Miman (More than a Married Couple, But Not Lovers) has spent nearly eighty chapters walking a tightrope between a farcical premise—high schoolers forced into "practical marriage" for grades—and a poignant exploration of what it means to truly commit to another person.

The chapter concludes with a cliff‑hanger: Miyu receives an anonymous text hinting that someone has uncovered the details of their contract. The final panel shows Kaito’s hand reaching for her, eyes full of determination, leaving readers eager for the next installment.

"Feel that? It's beating fast. It always beats fast when I'm with you. Not because of the husband-wife practical. Because of you, Jiro."

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