Jinsei Gyakuten - Uwaki Sare, Enzai wo Kiserareta Ore ga, Gakuen Ichi no Bishoujo ni Natsukareru - Ch. 12.2

[YamiryuuZero]

This is a really sweet chapter, but I'm here for the adults and their plan of action!

 

[lesseffective]

Today is a good day, this panel alone made it that better.

The extra work done for Ai on pages 13, 16, and 18 really stand out in such a good way.

 

[Lex79]

She's a great girl, she deserves a loving boyfriend...wait, she just found one.

 

[ZKYVER]

The calm before disaster, let's go

 

[Rossmage]

WHERE IS FOOTBALL BOY KARMA FALL??
WHERE IS IT??!!

Wait wait wait, this feels out of order with the light novel.

It's actually not. It's precisely following the order of chapters in the light novel. And from a chronological standpoint, it makes sense as well. Kondo and Miyuki have already decided to skip school the next day, implying they'd rather fool around in bed and relax the following morning. The scene between Eiji and Ai is likely happening before Kondo and Miyuki are even awake again, so the scene transition makes sense. There are a few sequences in the LN where they do the whole "Meanwhile, earlier this morning..." bit to cut to what some other characters were doing at the same time as another plot development. Too much of that kind of storytelling gets on my nerves, though, unless it's part of the story genre (e.g., time travel as a plot point, whodunnit and crime mysteries that cut back to explain how the grand scheme was enacted or discovered, etc.)

Anyway, for everyone chomping at the bit for the next part of the cheaters' comeuppance, you'll have to wait even longer, because that "Earlier this morning..." bit I was just talking about? That's going to happen here. If the manga continues to follow the LN exactly as written, then next we're going to see the meeting between Eiji's mom, Takayanagi-sensei, and the principal. After that, it'll be the entire rest of Eiji and Ai's day together, from leaving school, walking home, meeting with the man Eiji's mom talked to on the phone in a recent chapter, planning for a proper date the next day, and having dinner at Kitchen Aono. Only after all that does the story cut back to earlier that day, when Kondo and Miyuki finally decide to leave the love hotel, and all hell breaks loose when they're immediately approached by a police officer...

So, probably 1-2 chapters of adult conversation about the bullying issue and happy dating fluff before we get back to the cheaters, where we should have a good couple of chapters about the start of their downfall.

 

[dacraziguy]

After 12 ch I can say, this is kinda mid. This is basically a bullying story where the victim gets support... and that's it. Unique? Yes (thing that I find funny). But the characters and the story are kinda shallow and the incident so over the top that makes it kinda hard to get an emotion other than "hell yeah" when the bad guys get punished.

 

[Knighto]

Wait wait wait, this feels out of order with the light novel. And then Ai casually saying something about the novel of the person she loves so much….

lady casually dropping a confession there hahaha
MC still to down in the dumps to realize it, but give it some time to recover

 

[AsteroidCreator99]

Ok, let's address the elephant in the room. Who the fuck doesn't know how to use Word?

I know some classmates that grew up in more rural places and didn't have computer, so they grow up without basic technological knowledge, so I helped them with basic stuff

 

[SeyserKoze]

None of the characters in this series make any impact except the two "villains" and now they're just tacking on more villains to try and halfheartedly sell the idea that everybody was out to get him.

 

[Kyo98]

Even the president, who was always kind, complete-ly tore it apart, didn't she?

Yeah about that, it's not only this my dear naive eiji

 

[dcdfvr]

Remember Hayashi she will be important

 

[Werebearguy]

The healing parts are wonderful. They help restore faith in humanity, even if everyone is fictional.

 

[Junomano]

Ok, let's address the elephant in the room. Who the fuck doesn't know how to use Word?

Not everyone has access to computers nor had an upbringing where they could easyly touch any computer, just understand that pls
What you easyly could learn isn’t easy for some

 

[DarkHel_Prime]

Can someone spoil about that Tachibana girl, and her comeuppance? I need to know.

 

[Cross-21-]

Can someone spoil about that Tachibana girl, and her comeuppance? I need to know.

A lot will happen to her, but long story short:

• Exposed as the mastermind
• Arrested for all the shit she did
• Expelled from school with all the bullies
• Will be trialed as an adult
• Her lawyer gives up on her and even "taunts" her how MC won an award for his novel
• She still didn't learn anything from all of this, and refuses to accept her life is over

Her trial will probably be over soon in the WN, it's the only thing left that is tied to the bullying case.

 

[Hashy17]

I cannot wait for the shit to go down next chapter. It will be so satisfying.

 

[jojoka]

I dont want to be mean but the length of time releases take and the art do not really link well

 

[ReasonableSuspicion]

On our side we know our dude is innocent, but someone teaching you how to use Word is not a good litmus test for whether their an asshole. Awful people often have charming personalities

 

[Solrikt]

It's actually not. It's precisely following the order of chapters in the light novel. And from a chronological standpoint, it makes sense as well. Kondo and Miyuki have already decided to skip school the next day, implying they'd rather fool around in bed and relax the following morning. The scene between Eiji and Ai is likely happening before Kondo and Miyuki are even awake again, so the scene transition makes sense. There are a few sequences in the LN where they do the whole "Meanwhile, earlier this morning..." bit to cut to what some other characters were doing at the same time as another plot development. Too much of that kind of storytelling gets on my nerves, though, unless it's part of the story genre (e.g., time travel as a plot point, whodunnit and crime mysteries that cut back to explain how the grand scheme was enacted or discovered, etc.)

Anyway, for everyone chomping at the bit for the next part of the cheaters' comeuppance, you'll have to wait even longer, because that "Earlier this morning..." bit I was just talking about? That's going to happen here. If the manga continues to follow the LN exactly as written, then next we're going to see the meeting between Eiji's mom, Takayanagi-sensei, and the principal. After that, it'll be the entire rest of Eiji and Ai's day together, from leaving school, walking home, meeting with the man Eiji's mom talked to on the phone in a recent chapter, planning for a proper date the next day, and having dinner at Kitchen Aono. Only after all that does the story cut back to earlier that day, when Kondo and Miyuki finally decide to leave the love hotel, and all hell breaks loose when they're immediately approached by a police officer...

So, probably 1-2 chapters of adult conversation about the bullying issue and happy dating fluff before we get back to the cheaters, where we should have a good couple of chapters about the start of their downfall.

It’s been a minute since I read that part.

 

[aa11bb]

A lot will happen to her, but long story short:

• Exposed as the mastermind
• Arrested for all the shit she did
• Expelled from school with all the bullies
• Will be trialed as an adult
• Her lawyer gives up on her and even "taunts" her how MC won an award for his novel
• She still didn't learn anything from all of this, and refuses to accept her life is over

Her trial will probably be over soon in the WN, it's the only thing left that is tied to the bullying case.

Knowing Japan, I think she'll serve at least 3-5 years at most, unless she killed someone, she's probably not serving jail time for long, though, her life is still over, no job, no school, she'll be homeless