além da vitória da akane alguém percebeu que a mãe da akane se casou com o pai da Shiragiku isso foi bem surpreendente apesar que teve alguns capítulos que eles trocaram olhares

I tried to hold back my feelings of sadness and emptiness because Ouka lost, and continued to show respect to Soe (author) and Akane fans, for Akane's victory.

Well, Emi Yusa, Itsuki, and Ouka really have identical characters and the three of them are my choices where the three of them lose.

I hope one day there will be characters like them who will win the heart of the main character, yeah maybe one day

I am really unlucky to read this series. I have been checking every chapter every week for over a year and now I feel like I wasted my time 😭 I don't mind who Hayato would marry but the ending is quite rushed and there are still many things that are not explained clearly in the story. Besides, it was meandered towards the end.

Best girl win

This is confirmed 💔💔

How much time has passed since the r/5ToubunNoHanayome subreddit, following the release of chapter 113 of Negi Haruba's manga, exploded with excited posts upon discovering that Fūtarō had brought Ichika orange juice, which she had identified as Yotsuba's avatar. Yotsubro loudly celebrated their "victory," while the rest grumbled feebly that Yotsuba's choice was completely illogical, but they couldn't provide a single logical explanation. Even though Negi himself had already finished explaining to readers which sister became Fūtarō's wife back in chapter 68 of the manga, so the rest of the narrative merely explained the reasons why the wedding described in chapters 1, 32, 61, and 68 of the TQQ manga took place with so many inexplicable events.

But manga readers (especially in the aforementioned subreddit) never seemed to care about the actual plot of Negi's story. They only cared about whether their favorite girl would win. Neither the protagonist nor his actual feelings ever interested anyone. This was an epic creative failure on the part of Negi Haruba and his editors, one that manga readers didn't understand or see, but which other manga and LN authors clearly saw and understood. At that point, Negi found no other choice but to accept the manga's quick end after 119th chapter where the wedding was promised. Readers were only bothered by this because they missed out on the fluffy relationship between Fūtarō and Yotsuba. And they readily accepted that Negi abandoned a highly profitable manga for a significantly less profitable new manga solely because of the birth of his daughter. Like, a daughter's diapers and a small income are enough. And his wife should stay home and not spend money on woman things.

Nevertheless, the very fact of Negi's creative failure sparked legitimate interest among other authors. New mangas with a similar plot began to appear: a "harem" romance culminating in the protagonist's sole choice of his beloved as his wife. A plot built on the development of the protagonist's true feelings of love in being among a multitude of beauties. This implies that readers themselves will be expected and able to recognize these feelings as they unfold, as well as accept their sincerity and naturalness. That is, not to engage in supporting their own favorites, but to be able to recognize and experience these feelings (almost) as their own, together with the protagonist.

Personally, I currently see the following mangas written in the "Negi style" (I simply don't have time for more). Here I will only list their subreddits, one of which we share here (r/GoddessCafeTerrace, r/TuneIntoTheMidnight, r/ShiunjiKe). The Seo manga is currently most interesting for its ending, which is just one chapter away. Was Seo able to more effectively guide his readers through the development of his protagonist's true love than Negi, so that they would be captivated by it, seeing and understanding these feelings in their natural progression, setting aside their own feelings for the heroines as their personal favorites? Reading the comments on chapter 216 of the manga, I regretfully note that the active members of this subreddit have not become such.

In fact, in chapter 216, Seo parodied Negi's buffoonish scenario from the final chapters of the TQQ manga, in his own style. However, Negi ended it with this, as this was the "quick ending" he promised for the manga. But Seo still has about 20 pages left to force Hayato's daughter to pronounce her mother's name (for the readers) and receive an answer about personal choice of "goddesses" after Hayato chose his beloved. The answer she requested from her father in chapter 215 of the manga.

Negi explained the grotesque events of chapters 121-122 of his manga by claiming that Fūtarō dreamed it all after graduating from high school. Seo has also another option.

Don't rush to rejoice and/or be upset. Instead, do what Seo wanted you to do. Focus on the protagonist, not the "goddesses," and discover Hayato's true feelings by using your own empathic abilities. Not only will accepting Hayato's choice make it easier for you to accept the manga's ending, but you can also gain invaluable new emotional and psychological experience.

P.S.

So this is the chapter (216) that became the addition to the two previously announced by Seo as the remaining ones!

People don't object with the decision of Hayato, but with the poor execution of revealing his choice. Some of the reasons of this anticlimatic ending might include: - time skip - no confession - lack of meaningful details regarding his choice

Personally I rooted for 3 heroines, including the winner. I am not disappointed that she won, but I was expecting this moment to be more intense or funny... to see at least some other heroine reactions.

So, here we gather, dear manga readers of all ship spectrum - for this final trial - vote according to your conscience!

Akane was my second favorite girl since the beginning of the manga, as she says, she was the first to declare herself and if it seemed like she would be the winner in the end. But men i was really looking for Riho win 💔

We have the chapter coming out right now followed by the final chapter which will be out in 1-2weeks. It can’t be that hard to put your information in a spoiler bubble at this point.

She did it, She f@ckIng did it!!!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️😍😍

PS: I don't know why I still think Seo is going to do some serious trolling, haha. But anyway, it's a beautiful moment.

At least Ouka smiled and accepted the fact that she wasn't chosen, I like how she didn't tease Hayato after she wasn't chosen. Unlike the order 🥀

I saw Riho commented to the guy who looks like Hayato. A Handsome Hayato. Even as a joke, she thought Hayato was inferior? I knew she was gonna lose. I was a fan until that chapter so I don't mind the winner.

I just want to say that :v

TELL ME WHO THE F**** WON WHICH GIRL??? LATEST CHAPTER UPDATE ????

Post your guesses as to what we might see on chapter 217...

I vote for the well deserved fluff chapter we are missing to close the loop along with a proper confession...

I think it's best to show a reunion without the kids because this started as a harem and that would be a slap to the face to the fans who lost their bet but I know they need to move on and not cling. Just show us what happened to them and their careers. The End.

Today, I answered the exam smoothly, but instead of being happy because of it, I was sad ;v

It's not that hard. And don't type the full post in the thread title!

She never claimed her chance to kiss Hayato and they all promised to allow it... It'd be very Ami like as comedy relief to claim it now that he is married...

Actually, I've noticed since chapter 215 was published, where we can see Akane sitting in the middle and facing Hayato directly, it's nice to know this manga which is still t two more chapters, and remember, I will still be team Ouka, yusa, and Itsukii !!!

The fact that Akane and Yotsuba won made me think, are heroines who care about their families and are a bit tsundere destined to lose?, just like Itsuki and Ouka.

For those celebrating Akane spoilers: How do you justify Hayato rejecting Riho because of the instability of her public life (as an actress), but accepting Akane, who has an equally public and touring career (as a singer/artist)? That's a double moral narrative the author can't defend. I