Jinsei Gyakuten - Uwaki Sare Enzai wo Kiserareta Ore ga, Gakuen Ichi no Bishoujo ni Natsukareru - Vol. 2 Ch. 9

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For anyone who thinks this is unrealistic you haven't observed high school cheating as an adult. A chaste relationship being broken up by someone like soccer chad here, the girl has no chance. Once she makes that first mistake her brain is just shorted out on oxytocin and dick, it's a crazy thing to see happen but it's a real phenomenon.
 
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This girl had the chance to come clean and besides to speed run her pending doom faster
 
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What a story....
Still don't really like how perfect all the staff are from a storytelling/realistic perspective
But the bitch is a bitch through and through
Hoped she learned her lesson but keeps making all the wrong choices
She's literally worse than the soccer boy
At least he's a comically shitty person
She's the type of shitty person you can find irl and that makes it so much worse
 
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She had one chance. Like literally, THIS WAS HER FRAKING LAST CHANCE TO SAVE HERSELF.

Now she's completely dead. No way to save her now. Once everything is resolved, she socially dead. The only way she'll be save is if somehow, somewhere in Aono's heart, he forgives her.
 
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Don’t feel sorry for that thing Mr teacher, she made her bed and now she gotta lie in it
 
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Wait… are there actually people defending her? Because honestly, I don’t think there’s any real defense for her actions at any point. And from here on, it only gets worse for her.

I do like that the adults are surprisingly proactive in this manga, that’s genuinely refreshing for this kind of story. It’s just a bit unfortunate that the protagonist barely feels like the protagonist sometimes, considering how little he actually gets to appear or act. Still, it’s nice to see the fruits of his selfless actions paying off through the people he helped.

I personally don't really feel sorry for her, but I will say that the string of unending torture she goes through just starts reading like victim porn after awhile--especially once her mom collapses, ends up in hospital, then renounces Miyuki, and Miyuki is left alone in her house shunned by everyone--unable to eat, doesn't bathe, goes full shut-in and it just goes on and on and on like this with her going insane from depression, guilt, regret, and isolation.

I'm not all caught up on the WN at the moment, but last I left off when the Prime Minister was getting involved through Ai's dad's disastrous political suicide, it was still ongoing and I honestly would prefer she just disappear from the narrative, rather than be locked into that monotonous hell of "checking in on Miyuki and ....yep, her life is still shit. More at 11."

I'm not saying she needs to be given a chance at redemption; maybe a hard-restart like moving to a new city and changing her name or something. But she just needs to be allowed to leave the story, if all she's doing is wallowing at rock bottom with no further plot relevance whilst taking up narrative space from other goings on.
 
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Love to hate the two-faced bitch! I love how the series involved into some kind of detective/crime drama where we know what happened already, but get to see how the sensei exposes it for the world to see.
 
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I personally don't really feel sorry for her, but I will say that the string of unending torture she goes through just starts reading like victim porn after awhile--especially once her mom collapses, ends up in hospital, then renounces Miyuki, and Miyuki is left alone in her house shunned by everyone--unable to eat, doesn't bathe, goes full shut-in and it just goes on and on and on like this with her going insane from depression, guilt, regret, and isolation.

I'm not all caught up on the WN at the moment, but last I left off when the Prime Minister was getting involved through Ai's dad's disastrous political suicide, it was still ongoing and I honestly would prefer she just disappear from the narrative, rather than be locked into that monotonous hell of "checking in on Miyuki and ....yep, her life is still shit. More at 11."

I'm not saying she needs to be given a chance at redemption; maybe a hard-restart like moving to a new city and changing her name or something. But she just needs to be allowed to leave the story, if all she's doing is wallowing at rock bottom with no further plot relevance whilst taking up narrative space from other goings on.
Thanks for sharing what happens later. I completely understand your viewpoint. I would love to see Miyuki in that state as well, but it is bound to become monotone after some time. She doesn't need any redemption arc, or any arc, to be honest. Just allow her to leave this story and be forgotten once and for all. We tend to wallow over the fact that we don't get to see the future of certain characters in other series, but for this one, I'll be glad if the author forgot about Miyuki and didn't mention her ever again, except for maybe just a footnote at the very end.
 
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Teacher on girl SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH!! :oooo:
Cannot wait when loose heroine to lost it. :wooow:
 
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I read the novel, pretty much everything that happens to Amada from here on is a consequence from this conversation.

Really, the cheating is kinda secondary (not saying its not screwed up, of course), but it was providing false testimony, implying he committed a crime when she knew he didn't...
The reason the mothers relationship becomes completely unsalvageable to the point Eijis mom threatens lawyers is cause of this. Shes no longer just the cheater, shes a threat...
 

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