Rent-A-Girlfriend Chapter 379 Release Date & Where To Read

Kazuya Kinoshita is just an ordinary college freshman in modern-day Japan. He’s kind, soft-spoken, and just trying to enjoy his new life on campus. But everything changes when his girlfriend suddenly breaks up with him. Hurt and humiliated, Kazuya doesn’t know what to do.

He feels alone and unwanted. That’s when he comes across something unusual—an online rental service where people can pay to spend time with someone who acts like a friend, a parent, or even a girlfriend. With his heart still aching, Kazuya makes a desperate decision. He hires a rental girlfriend for the afternoon.

That’s how he meets Chizuru Mizuhara, a beautiful and well-mannered young woman who seems perfect at first glance. She smiles, listens to him talk, and acts like the ideal partner. For a while, Kazuya forgets his pain and begins to enjoy himself.

But it doesn’t take long for him to realize that things aren’t as simple as they seem. Chizuru, like many in the rental service business, is keeping secrets.

She doesn’t want anyone at school or in her private life to find out about her side job. And just when she thinks her secret is safe, she learns something shocking: Kazuya’s life and hers are connected in ways neither of them expected.

Rent-A-Girlfriend Plot

It turns out that Chizuru goes to the same university as Kazuya. Even worse, their grandmothers know each other and want the two to get closer. This leads to a string of awkward and funny moments where both Kazuya and Chizuru must pretend they are really dating—just to keep up appearances.

As they spend more time together, their fake relationship becomes more complicated. Kazuya starts to develop real feelings for Chizuru, but he doesn’t know if she feels the same way. Meanwhile, Chizuru struggles to stay professional, even though her life keeps pulling her deeper into Kazuya’s messy world.

Family misunderstandings, school drama, and emotional confusion turn their pretend romance into a rollercoaster of comedy and heartache. Through it all, Kazuya tries to become a better version of himself, and Chizuru starts to see him in a new light.

“Rented Love and Real Trouble” is a charming and chaotic romantic comedy that explores love in the modern world. It’s a story about loneliness, connection, and the surprising ways two very different people can grow when they’re forced to rely on each other—even if their relationship started as nothing more than an act.