Jinsei Gyakuten - Uwaki sare, Enzai wo Kiserareta Ore ga, Gakuen Ichi no Bishoujo ni Natsukareru - Ch. 3

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Eh, so long as she doesn't actually kill herself I'm fine with that. She needs to be beat down until she actually makes an effort to change and fix herself
Change and her?

HOO BOY. Get popcorn for us. Cuz there is no fix for her. Good unluck, bish. :dogkek:
 
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Every person who was involved in trying to ruin the MCs life get what they deserve.

If they had just come clean and were actually repentive of their actions when they were given the chance, they would have gotten off a whole lot easier lol. It's what they get for doubling down on their decisions.
 
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Good, bro I thought it's gonna be on the kicked in the party ntr route where mc is gonna be lovey dovey with his new girl and completely forget he got trauma



Also why is that braided bitch acting like she didn't cheat on him when she saw him with another girl?
 
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For her to be a homewrecker, you sorta need a home to be wrecked.. You not only demolished the building down to the foundation, but have been actively working at digging out the underground utilities beyond the house; there is nothing for her to wreck.
 
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Man, i remember reading the 1st chapter of manga and binged whole chapter of WN and LN in a few days (yes i read both versions) it is actually a good serve you right read
 
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I understand your thinking, I lean towards wanting characters to find redemption myself. But let's be clear here, what she did wasn't a mistake. She cheated on her boyfriend for who knows how long, then when she was caught she let the dude beat him then to his face coldly called him a stalker and abuser. She then let Kondo bruise her arm, take a picture, blame it on Eiji, and let defamation and bullying of Eiji spread throughout the school (defamation and bullying that would have led to his suicide), all the while never correcting it or calling it out, and even affirming it at times.

Her choices were going to kill Eiji if it wasn't for him meeting Ai, all the while defaming his name into disgrace in the minds of all the students there. That is not a mistake, that is a culmination of choices done by a malicious and evil person. Regardless of how you feel about the severity of her inevitable uhh spoilers, you have to acknowledge what she did was just as severe against Eiji.
Its a situation that spiraled out of her control due to the machinations of someone that was quite good at manipulating both men and women. Not to mention that was even due to an even deeper conspiracy that set that ass to target her in the first place.


The only reason the ass got involved with the ex is cause her friend told the ex that the ass would be great at romantic advice, but the friend was in fact sent by the literary club president who knew the ass would wreck the relationship, all because she was jealous of Eiji's writing talent. In fact she had done it before to ruin other relationships, one of which will give raise to the GOAT.

Just because someone is a perpetrator does not mean they are also not a victim. What she did was wrong and severe and she should be punished for, will be punished for, but when you punish someone endlessly for something you are not doing it to teach them of their wrongs, its for your own self satisfaction.

People aren't perfect and are swayed by emotion, desires, and peer pressure. A moment of weakness can and will lead to a lifetime of regret, and that will be heavy enough without people constantly screaming at you on how you fucked up.

I know I've fucked up in my life many times before and that shit haunts me even today. I desperately wish that someone had been more understanding, more empathetic, more willing to say, "Bro you fucked up, but I got your back."

So when I see a character that has their life unravelling before them due to something stupid and severe they did but also another victim in it, I don't celebrate it.

Edit: I debated on adding this because I don't wish to try and make it sound as if Eiji was wrong, as he did literally nothing wrong, but if we want to be really real, if Eiji has went straight to his mother or teacher about the situation, or sought some help, counseling, they could have gotten the ball rolling on this a lot sooner before we got suicidal, but Eiji is also an emotional teenager who is swayed by emotion, desires, and peer pressure.
 
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Thats just her getting back what she literally dished out.
She knowingly and consciously tried to ruin his life for no good reason.
Does someone that attempted murder and failed not be punished severely just because they failed?
Have you never been in a situation where you make a wrong choice and then the situation spirals out of control and you are constantly confused and pressured and not sure what to do or say, so you don't do anything or try not to rock the boat to much for fear what may happen? No?

Also I'm saying the punishment should at some point end. Ya'll seem to be thinking I'm saying let her off now, I'm not. She is going to get wrecked and I'm for it. To a point. At that point we gotta move on from kicking a person while they are down.
 
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the fact she thinks she can say home wrecker like that lol not to mention the other girl from the past lol

am looking forward to next ch
 
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The teacher is one of the better most realistic (in terms of actually being supportive) portrayal because teachers can't just hand out harsh punishment they need evidence and also to display authority and also to teach so the teacher who didn't know if the rumours were true (he probably felt that they weren't though) but also didn't know who the people bullying are did the best thing in the scenario of putting the fear of god into the students by telling them what they did is vandalism and also likely slander and it could ruin their lives.
 
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It's wild to know there are a ton of people out there who think like this NTR dude.
It's not even a "school thing", because even I knew a few guys in their mid-20s in circles I used to hang out with who liked sleeping with girls who had boyfriends, and even married women, just because they could pull it off effortlessly thanks to how much charisma they had.
Those people peaked in high school and stayed static afterwards.

Also Chad Sensei is finally here 😃
 
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Its a situation that spiraled out of her control due to the machinations of someone that was quite good at manipulating both men and women. Not to mention that was even due to an even deeper conspiracy that set that ass to target her in the first place.


The only reason the ass got involved with the ex is cause her friend told the ex that the ass would be great at romantic advice, but the friend was in fact sent by the literary club president who knew the ass would wreck the relationship, all because she was jealous of Eiji's writing talent. In fact she had done it before to ruin other relationships, one of which will give raise to the GOAT.

Just because someone is a perpetrator does not mean they are also not a victim. What she did was wrong and severe and she should be punished for, will be punished for, but when you punish someone endlessly for something you are not doing it to teach them of their wrongs, its for your own self satisfaction.

People aren't perfect and are swayed by emotion, desires, and peer pressure. A moment of weakness can and will lead to a lifetime of regret, and that will be heavy enough without people constantly screaming at you on how you fucked up.

I know I've fucked up in my life many times before and that shit haunts me even today. I desperately wish that someone had been more understanding, more empathetic, more willing to say, "Bro you fucked up, but I got your back."

So when I see a character that has their life unravelling before them due to something stupid and severe they did but also another victim in it, I don't celebrate it.

Edit: I debated on adding this because I don't wish to try and make it sound as if Eiji was wrong, as he did literally nothing wrong, but if we want to be really real, if Eiji has went straight to his mother or teacher about the situation, or sought some help, counseling, they could have gotten the ball rolling on this a lot sooner before we got suicidal, but Eiji is also an emotional teenager who is swayed by emotion, desires, and peer pressure.
I would only say that, while you're absolutely correct about the nuance of who is a victim versus perpetrator and touching on the cycles of abuse borne of only ever punishing, never seeking to help -
This also isn't the story for that. It is, very intentionally, a story seeking to reverse the usual way these things go, where the victim stays victimized, and the perpetrators--including the victims that are actively complicit--don't see consequences because the adults in the room are just backdrop noise, if not worse than useless and actively make things even harder for the victims (even if "trying to help" on rare occasions).

This is the answer to all the NTR doujin where the woman, even if she was seduced, still revels in the abuse and suffering of her partner at the hands of the antagonist, while everyone around the MC does nothing if they're even aware in the first place.

It's not seeking to be a critique on the genre or the problem presented, it's not meant to be a deep deconstruction of the problems involved in why people do these sorts of things to one another, and how that can be addressed and mitigated while the victims are given help.

It's just a story about revenge and the karmic backlash that comes for those who hurt the protagonist, and there's no time given, by design, to exploring whether some of the characters maybe should have been helped instead of punished at some point.

And regarding Miyuki - she's arguably the worst abuser of Eiji. She's his childhood friend, who knew him for over a decade. She was ostensibly his girlfriend. She chose to listen to her friends, against her better judgement, meet Kondo, get swept up by him, give everything to him, reject Eiji, corroborate the lie of Eiji abusing her, and every step of the way knew what she was doing was wrong, but she liked the sex and the feeling of immorality too much, and then she was worried about the backlash if she fessed up to it all and so she continued to hide it, just so certain that "Eiji still loves me, so he'll definitely forgive me".

At what point does she stop being a victim to Kondo? Sure he's an asshole abuser and manipulator, but she knew something was wrong from the start, and just kept going out of selfishness.

And she only vocally regretted it the moment she actually got caught. And in the context of this manga's message, her retribution is unceasing because even with Kondo, if Miyuki made one different choice somewhere along the way, Eiji doesn't get hurt like he does. And, because it's this story specifically, there's no "rehabilitation or mercy" because that's not the intent behind the premise.
 

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