Chapter 80 picks up immediately where Chapter 79 left off. For context, the previous chapter ended with Jirou finally verbalizing what readers have known for years: he is in love with Akari Watanabe, not Shiori. However, the confession wasn't a sweet, quiet moment. It happened amidst the chaos of the Cultural Festival, with Shiori overhearing the truth.
Unlike typical romantic drama where the character runs away crying for ten chapters, Chapter 80 shows a mature—if painful—resolve. Shiori, with tears in her eyes, acknowledges Jirou's feelings. She admits that she always knew their childhood connection was fading, but she wanted to hold onto the fantasy. This chapter doesn't villainize her; instead, it gives her the closure she deserves, allowing her to step back gracefully. fuufu ijou koibito miman chapter 80
Officially, Chapter 80 is available on Kadokawa's Young Ace digital platform and various aggregator sites (please support the official release via Bookwalker or ComiCee if possible). Chapter 80 picks up immediately where Chapter 79 left off
Are you happy with the pairing, or were you rooting for the childhood friend? Let us know in the comments below not Shiori. However
Pros:
Cons: