I Don't Know Which Is Love Yuri Manga to End With Volume 8
The series is one of the longer-running yuri harem comedies from Monthly Comic Cune, and its end at eight volumes gives the story a defined arc rather than indefinite serialization.
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Tamamushi Oku announced that the yuri harem manga I Don't Know Which Is Love will conclude with its eighth compiled volume. The seventh volume ships on May 27. Yen Press publishes the series in English, which follows college-bound Mei Soraike as she pursues a girlfriend after a high school rejection.
Tamamushi Oku confirmed on Monday that I Don't Know Which Is Love will wrap up with its eighth collected volume. The announcement came alongside the reveal of the seventh volume's cover art, which releases on May 27. Oku launched the manga in Kadokawa's Monthly Comic Cune in August 2021, and the first volume arrived in April 2022. The sixth volume came out in September 2025, making the series a roughly four-year run from debut to finale.
Yen Press handles the English release. Their synopsis sets up the premise: high school senior Mei Soraike gets rejected by her best friend, then enters college determined to find a girlfriend, only to attract multiple interested women. Oku is also known for the yuri titles Cheerful Amnesia, Éclair Blanche, and Whenever Our Eyes Meet..., all published by Yen Press.
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