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

[The_Wolf_At_Your_Door]

Someone tell me what happens to the unfaithful childhood friend at the end?

 

[Knightxe4]

Wait. The soccer club got disbanded? or the current team only (with members only getting expelled from school)?

Yes, the entire soccer club get disbanded. They are that thorough in their punishment.

 

[UdenEmpati]

Someone tell me what happens to the unfaithful childhood friend at the end?

the Consequences Train starts rolling and it never, ever, ever stops.

 

[UdenEmpati]

While I don't disagree with your overall take, there's one part I have to push back on. Yes, Miyuki might not have had a direct hand in everything her classmates did to harass Eiji. But in this chapter, by her own admission, she let Kondo abuse her arm, take a picture of it, and send it out.

She may not have held the phone herself, but she still stood by and allowed it to happen. She helped that rumor spread. That makes her an active participant in Eiji’s harassment, not just a bystander. In that moment, she had a choice, and she chose to let it happen. That makes her complicit.

And you're right, this has become like a drug to her. She's scared of losing Kondo because she's afraid of everything that comes with that. Her friend introduced her to someone who abuses and manipulates, and she fell for him. Not just for the person, but for the power, the status, and the thrill of sneaking around with someone like that behind Eiji’s back.

So when you lay it all out, she’s not much better than Kondo. She might not have thrown the first punch, but she watched him bleed. She knew what was happening and stayed silent. Not out of confusion or indecision, but out of fear. She's terrified of what telling the truth might cost her. She thinks that what happened to Eiji could just as easily happen to her.

Rather than risk that, she keeps quiet. She lets him suffer while she reaps the benefits. That’s not just weakness, that’s cruelty. For someone who was his childhood friend, his first girlfriend, his first love, to stand by and watch this happen?

That's evil. Whether she sees it as a drug or not, whether she regrets it or not, she knew what she was doing. I can acknowledge that she’s addicted now, but addiction doesn’t erase what she’s done. And it definitely doesn’t excuse it.

was legitimately looking forward to you showing up.

I have stated it multiple times elsewhere, but this isn't a manga where the nuance of forgiveness or rehabilitation is meant to be considered for the perpetrators of Eiji's abuse. It is 100% a revenge fantasy that's gearing up to absolutely ruin the day of everyone who had a hand in hurting him, and that actually happens with him mostly separate from the mechanisms of punishment (strangely, carried through people like....the teachers??? how strange lol)

But also as you stated - even those you might want to call "the victims" alongside Eiji were just as complicit as Kondo, if not to the same extent or scope. The other classmates were roped in, and then when given a chance to fess up, hid their involvement out of fear of punishment until they were caught anyway.

And Miyuki holds a unique space in the whole "at fault" diagram. Yes, she was seduced and manipulated by Kondo, but she also was aware of what she was doing the entire time, as you said. Not once did she actually stop and take action when she could have solved all of this by just stepping forward and being willing to accept the consequences of what she'd done to Eiji - and I guarantee that if she had done so sooner, they would have been far less egregious than they are now.
And someone else pointed out - but the timeline is actually super truncated for the entire series of incidents - like, a couple weeks, tops. In terms of that sort of fast turnaround, everyone realizing the revolting levels of cruelty that Miyuki exhibited in first ruining Eiji's life, and then perpetuating by complicit silence out of selfish fear and pleasure-seeking, are going to be feeling extreme emotions of negativity toward her that are fresh because the incidents are fresh. There's no time to seek rehabilitation because not enough time has passed out of the "hot zone" of new, raw anger and indignation.
Given months, maybe things could start settling down. She'd be better off moving away entirely, because I also think that enough people would seek to make someone the scapegoat that she becomes an easy target, because she's the last person who should have done this to Eiji. So the fact that she's the one who was complicit with Kondo's abuse toward her childhood friend carries that extra layer of betrayal that will make people see red and demand blood.

I'm not saying that's correct. But it's incredibly understandable from a human psychology standpoint. And the manga cares less about the justice for people like her than it does showcasing what happens when people specifically like her are hurting the ones they're supposed to love, for shit reasons, and the consequences that arise from that.

 

[Skyknight2003]

Gonna laugh if his ex friend goes nuts and takes the NTR dude on a "nice boat" after snapping with a what if dream if she hadn't cheated on the MC.

 

[CommanderYammarkX6]

yes most of this is unironically if schools actually did they fucking jobs and took bullying seriously which is and always has been a problem in Japan where many schools drop the ball and rather protect they imagine

Yup, not limited to Japan though. Worse, if the victims stands up for themselves they are the ones getting in trouble. It does not matter if the bully is a nobody or an offspring of a politician or businessman.

 

[RiffRaffROTFL]

KDT bringing the "quality".

 

[IronMace1990]

Yes, the entire soccer club get disbanded. They are that thorough in their punishment.

So the school has no more soccer club? And the team is supposed to compete in the Interhigh?

I'm not surprised if the school lost half of its student population...

 

[IronMace1990]

NGL, after seeing this smug asshole glorifying himself so much, i was thinking a really strong punch in the gut would be Eiji going up to him and thanking him after all of this is over. The dude "helped" him get all the garbage out of his life, see who true friends and good people are, and contributed to him pulling an S-Tier wifeu. Dude would be on the ground crying like a baby after this

Even his (Kondo) own mother doesn't want to bail him out (tho their family is already bankrupt). His (Kondo's) own lawyer hated him also

 

[Valkyria-Edge]

In Japan it is at least depicted that it is a Mortal Sin to "cause problems" for your family or to others in you group (friends, school, business). That's one reason rape is underreported (that and how often the victim is blamed for "failing to keeping her guard up").

This is more or less correct in japan its all about conforming and "keeping the harmony" even when the "harmony" is a joke and bad thing for peoples health just look at the job sector

 

[Igmk]

read the WN, and it's pretty unrealistic.. the punishment for all of the culprits and the bandwagons

I mean what did you expect from this kind of cookiecutter revengefantasy slop?
This ain't the count of monte cristo.

 

[exxeld]

finally, the first appearance of my goat hiro

 

[GrumpyGizmo]

To the unfaithful b*tch: go get f*cked all over again then d*e f*cking wh*re!

Small spoilers from the wn: both her and the blonde pos will get what they deserve. You'll see.

 

[18thMoon]

was legitimately looking forward to you showing up.

I have stated it multiple times elsewhere, but this isn't a manga where the nuance of forgiveness or rehabilitation is meant to be considered for the perpetrators of Eiji's abuse. It is 100% a revenge fantasy that's gearing up to absolutely ruin the day of everyone who had a hand in hurting him, and that actually happens with him mostly separate from the mechanisms of punishment (strangely, carried through people like....the teachers??? how strange lol)

But also as you stated - even those you might want to call "the victims" alongside Eiji were just as complicit as Kondo, if not to the same extent or scope. The other classmates were roped in, and then when given a chance to fess up, hid their involvement out of fear of punishment until they were caught anyway.

And Miyuki holds a unique space in the whole "at fault" diagram. Yes, she was seduced and manipulated by Kondo, but she also was aware of what she was doing the entire time, as you said. Not once did she actually stop and take action when she could have solved all of this by just stepping forward and being willing to accept the consequences of what she'd done to Eiji - and I guarantee that if she had done so sooner, they would have been far less egregious than they are now.
And someone else pointed out - but the timeline is actually super truncated for the entire series of incidents - like, a couple weeks, tops. In terms of that sort of fast turnaround, everyone realizing the revolting levels of cruelty that Miyuki exhibited in first ruining Eiji's life, and then perpetuating by complicit silence out of selfish fear and pleasure-seeking, are going to be feeling extreme emotions of negativity toward her that are fresh because the incidents are fresh. There's no time to seek rehabilitation because not enough time has passed out of the "hot zone" of new, raw anger and indignation.
Given months, maybe things could start settling down. She'd be better off moving away entirely, because I also think that enough people would seek to make someone the scapegoat that she becomes an easy target, because she's the last person who should have done this to Eiji. So the fact that she's the one who was complicit with Kondo's abuse toward her childhood friend carries that extra layer of betrayal that will make people see red and demand blood.

I'm not saying that's correct. But it's incredibly understandable from a human psychology standpoint. And the manga cares less about the justice for people like her than it does showcasing what happens when people specifically like her are hurting the ones they're supposed to love, for shit reasons, and the consequences that arise from that.

Honestly, I agree. When it comes to human psychology, what's happening in this story clearly falls under one key category:

Contrasting a person’s past and present behavior to track growth, regression, or inconsistency.

Right now, not just Eiji’s classmates, but the entire school sees him as scum. He’s bullied, isolated, told to die, and judged entirely based on false rumors. People believe what they hear, not what they see. They’ve formed a collective judgment of him without any proof.

This is Eiji’s current external view, how society sees him.

But starting in Chapters 2-3, that begins to shift. It starts with Ai Ichijou.

She chooses not to follow the herd. Instead, Ai trusts her own judgment and treats Eiji with kindness. Through their bond, Eiji is shown to be respectful, kind, and non-violent. Their interactions are healthy, and there’s not a trace of the "abuser" image others project onto him.

As a result, Ai Ichijou becomes the first true Turning Point Character in the series. She not only sees past the rumors but builds a bond with Eiji based on her own understanding of him. Trust becomes the central motif in their relationship, and that trust will likely be a recurring theme moving forward.

Next, we have the homeroom teacher and the school nurse. In this chapter alone, the writer elevates them from Background Allies or Quiet Supporters to Moral Compasses. Their intervention, even if subtle, introduces a new layer of narrative contrast. By stepping in and challenging the harassment, they indirectly raise the question: Does Eiji really deserve to be bullied?

The bullies don’t have proof. They're acting off of a false narrative orchestrated by Miyuki and Kondo. In that sense, Miyuki’s complicity has placed her classmates in a dangerous grey area, one where they're inflicting harm based on blind belief.

Right now, Miyuki is seen as a sweetheart who could do no wrong. But Ai Ichijou, who shares a similar social status, will become her antithesis. Ai’s loyalty to Eiji will force other bystanders to reevaluate the rumors, and possibly the character of Miyuki herself.

As Eiji slowly regains his integrity, the lies of Kondo and Miyuki will begin to unravel. Their public image will crack. That contrast, between a falsely demonized victim reclaiming his identity and the true culprits losing theirs, will hopefully reveal the monsters they really are.


Once the truth comes out, Kondo will of course be seen as a villain, he already carries that label. People will distance themselves from him because his actions match the darkness he's shown from the start. He’ll get the scorn he's earned, and in a way, it will be expected.

But with Miyuki, the impact will hit far deeper. Her fall from grace won’t just be social, it will be psychological. She was once viewed as a sweetheart, a good girl, someone above reproach. But when it’s revealed that she helped ruin the life of her childhood best friend, her first boyfriend, her first love, just to chase status and pleasure, that betrayal will feel personal to everyone who once believed in her. Unlike Kondo, she built her identity on being loved. Once that image shatters, she won't know who she is anymore.

And that’s where the contrast turns karmic.

If Miyuki doesn't go through meaningful character development, if she avoids reflection and change, then her arc could mirror Eiji's lowest point. Just as Eiji once walked to the rooftop, broken and ready to give up, it’s not hard to imagine Miyuki eventually doing the same, standing in that same place, crushed by the weight of rejection, shame, and isolation.

She won’t be able to bear being the enemy in a world where she was once adored. And in that moment, she’ll understand the depth of what she put Eiji through. That’s not just poetic irony, it’s a psychological and emotional reversal, a karmic contrast that ties their fates together.

 

[misopogon]

That "homewrecker" panel legit made me laugh out loud, I love this trash

 

[Bearman851]

"Homewrecker"? "HOMEWRECKER"? This bitch is STUPID.

 

[leeonder1234]

oh this chapter is better to read

 

[KamenHunter]

"You get what you fucking deserve!" -Joker

 

[Cross-21-]

Even his (Kondo) own mother doesn't want to bail him out (tho their family is already bankrupt). His (Kondo's) own lawyer hated him also

Yeah i know, but he is still not broken enough imo. Eiji confronting him like he did Miyuki would be a great closure for the revenge part of the story. I wouldn't mind even if Endo did it, maybe that would be even better when you think about it.

 

[Redd_____]

Honestly it kinda fries me the way he goes from just NTR to NTR and imma ruin your social life. It’s like the guy from the hurricane report that says “oh and your kids die too”