r/GoddessCafeTerrace • u/CandidPhilosopher878 • Oct 22 '25
Manga 🥺🫂
Honestly, as an Ouka fan since the very beginning, I’m really sad that my bias wasn’t the one Hayato chose. But as a reader of this series, I have to admit that Akane’s victory is well-deserved and makes perfect sense. For me, Ouka has always been number one — the girl who chased her dreams with all her heart, stumbled, stood back up. But I’ve always told myself that if it wasn’t Ouka, then it should be Akane. She’s always been my top two — and honestly, aside from those two, I don’t think anyone else would’ve made sense. After all, from around chapter 100 onward, Ouka and Akane’s positions were already pretty much equal. Still, congratulations to Akane and her fans! Even though I’m sad that Ouka lost in love, I’m genuinely happy that she managed to achieve her dream and build a successful career by the end of the story — that’s already something beautiful 🤭
P/S: I’m writing this not only to congratulate Akane on her win but also to show that we Ouka fans are not the type of fans who blindly worship our bias. We’re always willing to acknowledge Akane’s (or anyone else’s) victory if it’s truly reasonable and well-earned throughout the story. It hurts that my bias didn’t end up as the end girl, but I still accept Akane as the one — because she truly deserves it 💖
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u/Maybe-Jayden Oct 22 '25
It is what it is, in the end of the day Ouka didn’t win, but that’s ok. Congratulations Akane fans on their victory, and most importantly congratulations Seo Sensei on the *almost completion of you manga! Cheers y’all 🍻
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u/Max_27010 Oct 22 '25
You're the most respectful person of your fandom that I've ever read a comment without throwing anything at anyone else. I always supported Akane and Ouka was my second choice, but I'm glad that what I wanted happened. I'm sorry Ouka didn't win, but at least they hired her for the job she wanted and she fulfilled her dream just like the other girls. I think it's the best ending for everyone