Who should Neji end up with? ♡

Saki said:
At first I really liked Misaki for him, but as the story progressed I'm more towards Lilina, they're really adorable! And there's a reason why she was picked as his fiance right? :c

Oulchura said:
From the beginning, it was Misaki, now at lastest chapter, it is still Misaki.

In my opinion, Lilina never truely loved him.

I'm not the type to condone switching your love for someone else while you're loving someone already, no matter what the context is.

I wish he is with Misaki at the end.

Oulchura said:

The point of not condoning switching your love is really kind of simple-minded. What if the person you love doesn't love you back and gets together with someone else? Does that mean you should still love them for the rest of your life? What if you find somebody else that is better for you? Switching who you love is something that is entirely emotional, and if that happens with Nejima, so be it.

Oulchura said:
Oh I didn't explain myself clearly, I meant I don't condone it when you love someone and they love you back and then you go off and love someone else. Which is the case of Neji.

Then that would just mean he fell out of love with her. Simple as that. Don't see anything wrong. Just because a relationship is between two people who loved each other, broke apart doesn't mean the one who broke it up is in the wrong. This is especially the case when you two were never in a formal relationship to begin with like in this case, or if the girl is pushing you away, like in this case.

loli_a_ravioli said:
Both girls are really good, but i pick Misaki because she fits my type

r3w1n said:
i choose nejima x misaki, as romeo and juliet the reason is: what is said shu is true and what yajima say as an adult is also true "trust in your heart". and I think the government that makes the system just about lust is not about love, so does someone choose a determined partner or true love?

If the story is sacrifice of misaki love for nejima x lilina, I will be heartbroken because misaki suffers most more than lilina

Answer it in your heart :)

Oulchura said:


They confessed with each other and kissed, which is formal enough. I couldn't bring myself to love someone else at this point no matter what rules there are and enforcement to bring upon.

AnimeeIsLifee said:
Nisaka and Neji should end up together fite me 😤😤 Misaki can go and fuck herself😤😤

AshuKuro said:
I want Yukari X Misaki....those who are saying i liked misake first but now i want Yukari X ririna...plz stop this bull sh*t .
1.do you know why do you like ririna ?...Because She supports Yukari's relationship with Misaki....that's why she is lovely and you should support her..by shipping
Yukari X Misaki...i would not want Yukari X Ririna just because they looks cute.( quit the bull sh*t ) i am serious here..and i want Yukari X Misaki who have loved each other for many years...Misaki is trying her hardest to stay away from Yukari .. SHE LOVES YUKARI SO MUCH...LIKE REALLY SO MUCH( and you all know it) ..but still she tries her best to stay away from him...and want to support Ririna X yukari..DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW MUCH IT HURTS HER....I hope author will choose Yukari X Misaki.....

so Minna-san Understand my point and support Nejima X Misaki. <3 xD

defendos said:


If you've read the story correct then you should know that Neji is an experiment to see who he will choose by the government and to see if true feelings can overcome all: True love (Misaki) or Forced/Destiny love (Lilina), i myself still lean towards Misaki Takasaki.

youdontknowwho said:
There are so many people claiming that if Neji chooses Lilina, the manga will deliver a terrible message: the government is always right. Here is my take on this:

1) Why do fictions have to necessarily deliver a "message", or "moral story"? Are authors not allowed just tell a story about people and how they live their lives naturally? You all hate it if the government tell you what to do, right? So why do you insist that fictions have to deliver your favorite moral message? Personally, I hate it when writers impose their own values on their works, at the expense of story and character development.

2) Even when Neji chooses Lilina at the end, it doesn't meant that the government is always right. What's about the government agent who had to give up on his true love? What's about his fiancee whom he hasn't talked to for 2 years and who is having an affair with a married man? What's about Misaki's divorced parents? The arranged marriage system has already been shown to have major flaws. That fact doesn't change even in the case Neji ends up with Lilina.

3) Have you ever considered that Neji might love Lilina from his heart and choose her out of his own free will? As of the current chapter, they figure out a way to annul their notice without consequence. It means that if Neji chooses Lilina at the end, it not because of the system, but because he loves her. It's true that the notice introduced them to each other, but it doesn't invalidate their feelings. There are countless factors affect your emotional lives, some of them are not under your control. You might fall for one person just because he/she happens to be by your side during the most difficult part of your life. Under a different circumstance, you might not develop that love. Doesn't mean your current love is not real or genuine.

4) If Neji loves Lilina more but decides to pick Misaki instead just to prove the system is wrong, then the manga will just deliver an equally terrible message: you should ignore your own feeling when it doesn't fit with your ideology. How is that different with the "government is always right" message? Both tell you to ignore your own feeling for something larger than yourself. In fact, if you go against your own feeling to not do as the government told, you are actually letting the government interfere with your life all the same.

My bottom line: we should not view the final outcome of this romance through the lenses of moral message, ideology, or whether the arranged marriage system is "right" or "wrong". Rather, we should focus on whether the characters can be honest to themselves and others, whether they can find the courage to follow their hearts, and whether they can find true love and achieve happiness. The characters themselves and their feelings are much more important than any moral messages.

Zahel said:
The problem with not choosing Misaki lies with two things, Nagima and the Government.

If Nagima chooses Lilina, then it would make him an @$$ to both girls. He already has confessed his love for Misaki (and she to him), but then go on his own to develop feelings for another girl. In this case Lilina. At this point, we can say that both Lilina and Misaki are too good for him now. His heart is in two places, and can we confidently claim that as love? Of course not. At this point he likes them both, but doesn't love either of them. He does know who he likes, but is doubting those feelings whilist trying to justify a new potential interest? Wtf author? If he doesn't like Misaki, then make it so, because at this rate Misaki is looking to be another Kosaki from Nisekoi. And we can all agree that the ending for Kosaki was pretty brutal/savage, depending on whether you were for her or not.

Now the government. Ah yes...they are all powerful and know what is best for you. You don't know what you are really feeling, because the government does! Yeah, I'm not buying that BS even if they have falling birth rates. If this is really about love, then the only logical and rational decision here is to not interfere with natrual love. Of course though, it's not to about love because the goverment doesn't factor that into their "areanged partners". These are serious problems for this manga. What is the author trying to achieve? I can only guess that he wants to rewrite Nisekoi with different characters and a different premise. And we all know how that ended.

I think he should end with Misaki, but I wouldn't be suprised if he really ends up with Lilina. If he ends with Lilina, it'll be a bland victory. Kinda tasteless because it would be too obvious. If he ends with Misaki, then I would honestly be surprised, but it'll also feel bland due to this being the only other option.

This is basically Nisekoi all over again.
Raku=Negima
Kosaki=Misaki
Chitoge=Lilina

Sigh, why are you rewriting Nisekoi author? Why?! Haven't we've endured enough!?!?

Zahel said:


You just described Nisekoi. That's truly unfortunate, because I really did think that this manga would amount to something more meaningful. I guess I can now confidently say that Misaki never meant anything in this manga. She was just a secondary character who is disguised as a main character. Someone to throw under the bus in order to progress the plot. The Onodera treatment, except that Misaki never had a chance from the start, due to the government interference. The only candle that this manga would hold to Nisekoi is that this isn't a gag manga. It feels wrong that he is likely going to end up with Lilina when he should end up with Misaki. Negima would be happy with Lilina, but there will always be something wrong about the relationship under all the cuteness. It'll definately be genuine, but it'll also undoubtedly be twisted.

YouXMisaki said:


I like your comment. Love shouldn't be about scientifically proven, it should be pure and kind. Misaki already suffered right from the start when Yukari got his notice. She even thought she isn't the one for Yukari. And she's got the guts to fall in love with a sore loser like Yukari because its not whats on the outside look that matters, but how he showed concern for her. She has loved him, but like Yukari is also shy. I really wish they don't end up like Yajima who let go of his first love. Sorry, I don't remember her name though.

r3w1n said:


That's right, I'm touched by the learning points of this story, we are invited to think with mind and heart as mc because we (male or female) should be able to act mature in choosing a partner, like in the real world when our parents choose our spouse and us Have someone we love and also be careful in choosing a life partner as in the Netsuzou Trap story

For nisaka, I do not really think about it because if nejima just loves it as a bestfriend, nothing will happen even if nisaka likes misaki and for lilina, if when kiss there is no mutual love (forced love) then the relationship to that limit is different with Its relationship to misaki (if possible le$bian x) )

Saki said:
At first I really liked Misaki for him, but as the story progressed I'm more towards Lilina, they're really adorable! And there's a reason why she was picked as his fiance right? :c

YouXMisaki said:


No possibility of a lesbian relationship, bro. Moving on to what I want to say, this is about whether true love prevails in the end, despite the struggles and challenges. This Yukari Couple thing is already a challenge whether he will give in to Lilina or still go and chase after Misaki, who still loves him.

But still, the one thing that I love about Misaki is that she loves Yukari in every detail despite the fact that she fallen in love with a sore loser.

I know that everyone wants a YukariXLilina ending, but I have seen all the Yukari Couples in the manga, they are too compatible with each other. They will never mature because of the compatability factor. So for those who say that choosing Misaki will lead to a miserable ending, they're wrong. Its the struggles and challenges that really test the love between two people. Thats the love they don't understand.

YouXMisaki said:


No possibility of a lesbian relationship, bro. Moving on to what I want to say, this is about whether true love prevails in the end, despite the struggles and challenges. This Yukari Couple thing is already a challenge whether he will give in to Lilina or still go and chase after Misaki, who still loves him.

But still, the one thing that I love about Misaki is that she loves Yukari in every detail despite the fact that she fallen in love with a sore loser.

I know that everyone wants a YukariXLilina ending, but I have seen all the Yukari Couples in the manga, they are too compatible with each other. They will never mature because of the compatability factor. So for those who say that choosing Misaki will lead to a miserable ending, they're wrong. Its the struggles and challenges that really test the love between two people. Thats the love they don't understand.

Fuchs23 said:
Misaki. She is madly in love with MC. She confessed (without any stupid waiting drama). She is ready to sacrifice her happiness if it is necessery to help Mc achieve his dream (studies).

Lilina on the other hand. She did nothing. Mc is her first real friend. He helped her to connect with other people. Does she even love him? Or she mistakes friendship with love?
People symphatize with Lilina because she is (was) social outcast. Always alone. Poor her.

If Mc chooses Lilina what is motto of the story? Government is always right. Absurd.
What if government deliberately swapped partners and Mc still chooses Lilina? Government can enforce any relationship that they want. Absurd.

I'm sure this will end with the most obvious and cliche pairing Lilina x Nejima. Well people loves cliche (Nisekoi is one huge cliche and people loves it).
I hope Misaki will have happy ending. Nisaka would be much better option for her but this is not very likely because of obvious reasons.

SzechuanSaucceee said:
Everybody seems entitled to misaki and neji, sure if he ended up with somebody assigned to him it'd mean the government is right, but even so; the stereotypical, I love her, childhood friend, and Romeo & Juliet-esc plot is boring as hell. That's like any other romance, they're not allowed to be with each other but they are. The fact that if Lilina was who he ended up with would go against common sense, reasoning, feelings and judgement. That's interesting to me. Misaki x Neji seems to just be them attracted to each other physically all they do is kiss or hold hands or something else. To me that isn't love, they say they love such other, but do they really? That's an odd way to show love, sexually. Lilina is a better person in my opinion. Misaki was willing to give up on the person she loved, and Neji was willing to give up on Lilina and is inconsiderate of her feelings. They're selfish. Lilina seemed to just want them happy, so she gave up on falling for her spouse which will still happen, probably. I think if the author goes with the "They're meant for each other", "Love at first sight" trope is lame. It'll be like most romance that have this type of story. Idk, maybe that's just me. If I were to determine who was "Love" and who was "lie", then I'd say lilina is love and misaki is lie. The Neji x Misaki ship is so plain. It's as if it's perfect and such. That's way too good to be true, I truly hope the manga doesn't end that way. Whereas, Lilina is earnest,kind, unselfish, she's great, but she has flaws too, Neji views Misaki as some special goddess. I'd say, the only reason he furthered his interest in Misaki, was because she was also "In love" with him. If she hadn't been interested, he'd stop right there and settle,is what I think. That to me, isn't love, it's self indulgence. Deceit.

Pik3Rob said:
I think it'd be a lot more original for Lilina to win. Typically stories like this would tell us the generic moral of "Love isn't something that can be determined by science" or something like that. But the series itself saying that it can would be original, but not necessarily wrong. Considering how much effort the government puts into finding perfect matches, and how from the looks of it, those who are paired actually do look like perfect matches, it seems that the system seemingly works. Like I've said in a previous comment on here, Koi to Uso has never been about saying that your perfect partner can't be chosen for you by the system. It's about how it affects their society. It's not right for people to want Misaki to win mainly because they want the system proven wrong, because that's completely ignoring the feelings of the characters for sake of seeing "moral righteousness" enacted.

youdontknowwho said:
There are so many people claiming that if Neji chooses Lilina, the manga will deliver a terrible message: the government is always right. Here is my take on this:

1) Why do fictions have to necessarily deliver a "message", or "moral story"? Are authors not allowed just tell a story about people and how they live their lives naturally? You all hate it if the government tell you what to do, right? So why do you insist that fictions have to deliver your favorite moral message? Personally, I hate it when writers impose their own values on their works, at the expense of story and character development.

2) Even when Neji chooses Lilina at the end, it doesn't meant that the government is always right. What's about the government agent who had to give up on his true love? What's about his fiancee whom he hasn't talked to for 2 years and who is having an affair with a married man? What's about Misaki's divorced parents? The arranged marriage system has already been shown to have major flaws. That fact doesn't change even in the case Neji ends up with Lilina.

3) Have you ever considered that Neji might love Lilina from his heart and choose her out of his own free will? As of the current chapter, they figure out a way to annul their notice without consequence. It means that if Neji chooses Lilina at the end, it not because of the system, but because he loves her. It's true that the notice introduced them to each other, but it doesn't invalidate their feelings. There are countless factors affect your emotional lives, some of them are not under your control. You might fall for one person just because he/she happens to be by your side during the most difficult part of your life. Under a different circumstance, you might not develop that love. Doesn't mean your current love is not real or genuine.

4) If Neji loves Lilina more but decides to pick Misaki instead just to prove the system is wrong, then the manga will just deliver an equally terrible message: you should ignore your own feeling when it doesn't fit with your ideology. How is that different with the "government is always right" message? Both tell you to ignore your own feeling for something larger than yourself. In fact, if you go against your own feeling to not do as the government told, you are actually letting the government interfere with your life all the same.

My bottom line: we should not view the final outcome of this romance through the lenses of moral message, ideology, or whether the arranged marriage system is "right" or "wrong". Rather, we should focus on whether the characters can be honest to themselves and others, whether they can find the courage to follow their hearts, and whether they can find true love and achieve happiness. The characters themselves and their feelings are much more important than any moral messages.

oppailover666 said:
In all honestly, I don't mind who Neji ends up with because Lili, Misaki, and Nisaka are all good people. However, I do favor Lili and Nisaka for their personalities. I get how some people are saying that it would be obvious for Neji to end up with Misaki because it fulfills the moral of the story, which is claimed to be: "the government knows what is best for you."

However, I think that this is just a surface-level speculation. I don't think that the author is conservative at all. My belief is that the author is trying to make it a point that it is one's duty to find their true love and do what is best for them. This whole arranged marriage bullshit is just so that this message can come into play/be practiced by the story's characters.

Thoroughly investigate the story. Regardless of Nejima's love for Misaki or Lili, he is doing what he wants. Even though the government did assign Lili to him, it is still his choice to accept her or not. And, I think that Neji loving Lili, despite already having a first love, is an even more powerful message; people can change. Nothing is permanent. Love is ever-lasting, yet frail; you feel like you can stay with a person forever because that is how you feel in the moment, but when the moment is over, scenes change. This is the lie in Koi to Uso.

That is the message that I think the author was trying to convey to us. So, I'm assuming that his purpose was to trigger readers to truly treasure the moments they have and make decisions that they won't regret by living a life that they want to live, not dictated by anyone (parents, friends, government, jobs, etc.). Because once you live a life full of regret, you're condemned to live a life in hell.

Back to the original question, here is my proper answer: I hope that Neji ends up with someone that he truly happy with. The best kind of ending is one where he and his lover will not reconsider their decisions.

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oppailover666 said:
In all honestly, I don't mind who Neji ends up with because Lili, Misaki, and Nisaka are all good people. However, I do favor Lili and Nisaka for their personalities. I get how some people are saying that it would be obvious for Neji to end up with Misaki because it fulfills the moral of the story, which is claimed to be: "the government knows what is best for you."

However, I think that this is just a surface-level speculation. I don't think that the author is conservative at all. My belief is that the author is trying to make it a point that it is one's duty to find their true love and do what is best for them. This whole arranged marriage bullshit is just so that this message can come into play/be practiced by the story's characters.

Thoroughly investigate the story. Regardless of Nejima's love for Misaki or Lili, he is doing what he wants. Even though the government did assign Lili to him, it is still his choice to accept her or not. And, I think that Neji loving Lili, despite already having a first love, is an even more powerful message; people can change. Nothing is permanent. Love is ever-lasting, yet frail; you feel like you can stay with a person forever because that is how you feel in the moment, but when the moment is over, scenes change. This is the lie in Koi to Uso.

That is the message that I think the author was trying to convey to us. So, I'm assuming that his purpose was to trigger readers to truly treasure the moments they have and make decisions that they won't regret by living a life that they want to live, not dictated by anyone (parents, friends, government, jobs, etc.). Because once you live a life full of regret, you're condemned to live a life in hell.

Back to the original question, here is my proper answer: I hope that Neji ends up with someone that he truly happy with. The best kind of ending is one where he and his lover will not reconsider their decisions.

(buT mIGhT i JuST aDD thAT IM A HUGE FAN OF YAOI SO IM REALLY GAME FOR NISAKAxNEJI AHHHHHH. ALSO I WAS SO DAMN MAD WHEN SOMEONE TOOK YAOILOVER666 USERNAME THO OMG IM SO SHOOK.)