わたしの幸せな結婚 九 (light novel)
結婚の挨拶のため、旧都にある久堂家本家の宮小路家へ行くことになった美世と清霞。楽しいだけの旅にしたかった清霞の思いとは裏腹に、美世は金髪碧眼の男性に「シャーマンの姫君」と声をかけられて......。
So you know that feeling when you’ve been following a series for a while and you’re just dying to see where the characters end up next? That’s exactly where we are with わたしの幸せな結婚 (My Happy Marriage) right now. The ninth volume is set to release on March 10, 2026, and honestly, the fanbase is already buzzing with anticipation. This isn’t just another installment—it’s a major milestone in Miyo and Kiyoka’s journey together.
If you haven’t been following the series yet, here’s what you’re missing: My Happy Marriage has carved out this really special place in the light novel landscape. Written by Akumi Agitogi and beautifully illustrated by Tsukiho Tsukioka, it’s a story that manages to be simultaneously romantic and genuinely emotionally resonant. What started as this painful premise—a woman destined for heartbreak gets sold into marriage as a last resort—has evolved into something far more meaningful and complex.
The ninth volume picks up with Miyo and Kiyoka now officially married, heading to the Old Capital for their honeymoon and to visit the Miyakoujis—the storied head family of the Kudou line.
This is where things get really interesting, because up until now, much of the tension has revolved around their relationship developing and navigating the supernatural politics surrounding their families. Now that they’re actually married and settling into their new life together, the story is entering entirely new territory. We’re not just watching them fall in love anymore; we’re seeing them build a life together, which is a completely different kind of narrative challenge.
What makes this series so compelling to readers is the way it balances several different elements:
- Genuine character growth – Both Miyo and Kiyoka have undergone real transformation, and watching them deal with past trauma while building something new is deeply satisfying
- Supernatural worldbuilding – The shamanic powers, family curses, and mystical elements create a rich setting that goes beyond typical romance
- Slow-burn chemistry – The romance doesn’t feel rushed or forced; it develops organically through shared experiences and vulnerability
- Found family themes – Beyond just the romantic relationship, the series explores chosen family and belonging
- Cultural depth – The Japanese setting and cultural elements add authenticity that readers really appreciate
The fact that volume nine is scheduled for an English release through Yen On on March 10, 2026 is significant because it shows the series’ sustained popularity in the Western market. Light novels don’t always get consistent English translations for this long, especially not with such reliable timing. The community has grown really attached to these characters, and they’re eager to follow them into this new chapter of their lives.
What I find particularly interesting about where this story is heading is the thematic shift that’s likely coming. The earlier volumes were so focused on survival—Miyo surviving her abusive family situation, both of them surviving supernatural threats, navigating the politics of their clans. But now?
Now they get to explore what happiness actually means when you’re not just trying to survive.
That’s a much more sophisticated kind of storytelling. It’s asking: what happens after the dramatic crisis moments? How do you build a functional relationship with someone when you’ve both been through trauma? What does trust look like when you have to actually live with someone day-to-day? These are the questions that will likely drive volume nine forward.
The honeymoon setting is also a brilliant narrative choice. It’s traditionally a time for celebration and intimacy, but for Miyo and Kiyoka, it’s also going to be:
- An opportunity to step outside their normal environment – Away from the pressures and politics of their usual lives
- A chance to meet and integrate with the broader family – The Miyakoujis represent a significant part of Kiyoka’s heritage that they haven’t fully explored yet
- A moment of vulnerability – Honeymoons are intimate, and these two have always been somewhat guarded with each other
- A potential plot catalyst – Something’s probably going to happen that complicates what should be their happiest moment
The series has really earned the loyalty of its readers through consistent character work and emotional authenticity. Agitogi doesn’t shortcut the emotional beats. When characters are struggling, you feel it. When they experience joy or connection, it lands because you’ve earned it alongside them. That’s the kind of writing that keeps people invested across nine volumes and counting.
As we head toward the March 2026 release, I’d genuinely recommend catching up if you haven’t already. This is a series that rewards sustained attention and investment. Volume nine isn’t just the next book in a sequence—it’s a continuation of one of the more thoughtful romance narratives in contemporary light novel fiction. And based on what we know so far, it’s going to take these characters and this world somewhere genuinely new and interesting.

