Kuroiwa stares at the bento. It’s shaped like a panda. Kuroiwa: ...It’s 9:00 AM.
By this point in the manga, Mona has fully accepted her romantic feelings for Medaka, but he remains committed to his temple precepts, which forbid him from becoming close to women. Where to Read Official English translations are available through K MANGA (Kodansha)
Mona Kawai, used to having every boy in school swoon at her feet, has spent the entire series frustrated by Medaka's complete lack of reaction to her charms. However, over time, her superficial mission to make him fall for her has transformed into genuine, deeply rooted romantic affection.
Spoilers from the Japanese raw summaries suggest that Chapter 170 might not stay confined to the shed. Tsubomi noticed Mona and Medaka leaving together before the rain. It is highly probable that she arrives at the shed door just as Mona is pouring her heart out. This would set up a classic love triangle explosion for Chapter 171. Kuroiwa stares at the bento
The release of the anime has only intensified the global fanbase's hunger for new content.
Since its serialization began in May 2021 in Kodansha's Weekly Shōnen Magazine , Medaka Kuroiwa is Impervious to My Charms has become a fan-favorite in the romantic comedy genre. The series follows Mona Kawai, a high school girl who is used to being the center of attention, and Medaka Kuroiwa, a transfer student who seems completely immune to her charm. Unknown to Mona, Medaka is the heir to a temple and has been forbidden from forming close relationships with women, making him the one boy she simply cannot win over.
As the series continues to unfold, fans are eagerly anticipating what's to come next. Will Medaka and her friends be able to overcome their challenges and emerge victorious, or will they succumb to the pressures of their academic and social environments? One thing is certain: Chapter 170 of "Medaka Kuroiwa ni Watashi no Kawaii ga Tsuujinai" is a must-read for fans of the series. By this point in the manga, Mona has
Medaka, on the other hand, is gripping his pencil so hard it looks like it might snap. He’s staring at his textbook, but his eyes aren’t moving. His inner monk is chanting, “Desire is illusion. Attachment is suffering.” But then he glances up. Just for a split second. Mona is biting her lip, pretending to be absorbed in a math problem.
Mona is pretending to study. Medaka is actually studying. The silence is deafening. But here’s the genius of this chapter—the author uses the silence as a weapon.
In earlier chapters, the plot primarily focused on Mona’s narcissism and her disbelief that anyone could resist her "charms". However, by Chapter 170, the stakes have shifted. Mona has long since acknowledged her true feelings for Medaka, and the introduction of serious rivals like and Tomo Namba has forced her to move beyond simple flirtation. Key Developments in Chapter 170 Spoilers from the Japanese raw summaries suggest that
The chapter centers entirely around the school's sports festival, an iconic trope in romance manga that writer and illustrator Ran Kuze uses to push characters out of their comfort zones.
Whether you're a longtime fan of the series or just discovering it for the first time, Chapter 170 of "Medaka Kuroiwa ni Watashi no Kawaii ga Tsuujinai" is an unforgettable reading experience that is sure to leave you eagerly anticipating what's to come next. So, if you haven't already, be sure to check out this incredible series and experience the magic of Medaka Kuroiwa for yourself.
For those who prefer collecting books, this chapter will be compiled in future print releases, adding to the 24 tankōbon volumes available as of mid-2026.