Zeikin de Katta Hon - Vol. 6 Ch. 46 - Anger Management Okori No Kouzou

[BCS]

I love this kid. He's always growing, always learning.

Becoming less and less of an interesting character, one chapter at a time

 

[Matsurie]

I feel like I am learning alongside Ishi-boy and that's nice!
also, I have the same thing like Hayasemaru, I don't like to be shouted at, it's like a kind of trauma ρ(- ω -、)ヾ(￣ω￣; )
Thank you so much for the chapter!

 

[themanthemyth]

holy shit ishi's face on page 3 is golden

 

[jackjack9]

Ishidaira has really developed from how he was at the beginning of this series.

 

[samazam]

Man, being a dick to people is never okay under any circumstances, but I feel for the old fuck. Being so deep into trying to better yourself (in this case with work) to the point of pushing people away from you, only for things to not work out and its all been for nothing, causing you to be even more of a dick. An endless spiral of self-destructive frustration. Glad he manages to broke out of it.

I wanna give Ishi-boy headpats. Hes a good kid.

 

[Sonaldo]

I do wonder what is his obsession with those magazines are.... Is he trying to start his own business, looking for trends that will help him climb up the business ladder or something else entirely? Also, it feels weird to me that he's way too dependent on those magazines at this day and age but then again, there are still people in Japan who are still rocking an old flip phone for years now.



Loads shotgun menacingly

where are this ninjas from the cutting onions clans? I have something for them

The old man was probably a boss or something. He just want to feels like there's someone working under him ( Ishidaira mentioning the old man just wants to feel important ). In short, just a superiority complex, ie he's better than them and they should serve him first no matter what.

 

[nomadicengi]

The old man was probably a boss or something. He just want to feels like there's someone working under him ( Ishidaira mentioning the old man just wants to feel important ). In short, just a superiority complex, ie he's better than them and they should serve him first no matter what.

Oof that's a lot more worse to deal with, a superiority complex. I mean, reading magazines are fine and all but they can be behind on several things as well and there's a lot of stuff out there that it might be better to read it online. He'll never be able to get that advantage he had years ago when the younger generation is more capable in looking where to monitor stuff faster and possibly easier than him. He's going to be in an endless loop of suffering until he snaps.

 

[Buffdoge]

Ishidaira has really developed from how he was at the beginning of this series.

Makes me tear up seeing him grow up, this really is one of the best comfort manga

 

[Kaarme]

I'm honestly concerned about both Hayasemaru and Shirai, they both seemed to have went through a lot that made them somewhat jaded and/or disliking people. Hopefully Ishidaira can help them move past it, assuming that's even possible.

Shirai? You don't need to worry about Shirai. He's surrounded by a whole bunch of reliable friends 24/7. Haven't you heard that muscles never betray you?

The old man was probably a boss or something. He just want to feels like there's someone working under him ( Ishidaira mentioning the old man just wants to feel important ). In short, just a superiority complex, ie he's better than them and they should serve him first no matter what.

Oof that's a lot more worse to deal with, a superiority complex. I mean, reading magazines are fine and all but they can be behind on several things as well and there's a lot of stuff out there that it might be better to read it online. He'll never be able to get that advantage he had years ago when the younger generation is more capable in looking where to monitor stuff faster and possibly easier than him. He's going to be in an endless loop of suffering until he snaps.

I reckon he's trying to desperately keep up with other people at work. Ishi-boy noted the man is worried about being late to work, so he needs to read the magazine as soon as possible, so that he's all the time up to date when talking with his colleagues. Considering he's still working, he should be using a PC all the time, so reading it online shouldn't be an issue. Why doesn't he do that or buy a copy? Obviously the magazine would be paywalled even online. Does he actually have money problems? He didn't look like gambler, so maybe there's a failed business in his history, and he has got a lot of debt to clear, so every yen counts. That could easily be a source of stress, which would contribute to his bad behavior.

 

[Sonaldo]

I reckon he's trying to desperately keep up with other people at work. Ishi-boy noted the man is worried about being late to work, so he needs to read the magazine as soon as possible, so that he's all the time up to date when talking with his colleagues. Considering he's still working, he should be using a PC all the time, so reading it online shouldn't be an issue. Why doesn't he do that or buy a copy? Obviously the magazine would be paywalled even online. Does he actually have money problems? He didn't look like gambler, so maybe there's a failed business in his history, and he has got a lot of debt to clear, so every yen counts. That could easily be a source of stress, which would contribute to his bad behavior.

Hmm. Idk man. The way he bragged about being in a private field and is better than the rest of the who's working at government job seems to imply a superiority complex. Would also explain why his wife is fed up with his behavior. Bastard probably treated her the same way at home. Lucky our Ishi-boy doesn't just deck him in the face. He definitely deserved it

 

[Kaarme]

Hmm. Idk man. The way he bragged about being in a private field and is better than the rest of the who's working at government job seems to imply a superiority complex. Would also explain why his wife is fed up with his behavior. Bastard probably treated her the same way at home. Lucky our Ishi-boy doesn't just deck him in the face. He definitely deserved it

I don't really see why a private sector guy with a superiority complex would even visit a library. Wouldn't such a person want to get a pristine copy for himself? He ought to be one of those people who think a library is for the plebeian who can't afford their own magazines and books. But who knows. That being said, I'm not denying the superiority complex entirely, I just don't think it plays the only role in this.

 

[Sonaldo]

I don't really see why a private sector guy with a superiority complex would even visit a library. Wouldn't such a person want to get a pristine copy for himself? He ought to be one of those people who think a library is for the plebeian who can't afford their own magazines and books. But who knows. That being said, I'm not denying the superiority complex entirely, I just don't think it plays the only role in this.

It's not about the magazine or the library in the first place. He can surely buy the magazine himself at a bookstore with his schedule if he enjoys it that much. Remember, he always come to the library first day a new issue came out. Even though they always struggled to complete his demand.

It's about the satisfaction he gets when the librarian rushes to complete his orders. Which is why Ishi-boy retaliation startled him. That's the other feeling Ishi-boy mentioned. Satisfaction. And also why his wife rejection to his order (stay at the hospital and take care of him) gave him a literal change. Perhaps he doesn't realize the existence of his own superiority complex. Him snapping at Ishi-boy made him aware of that and his wife rejection made him realize the weight of it.

 

[pink_rabbit]

A lot of my family has a lot of anger issues. I wish they would take care of it. I'm just like Hayasemaru IRL when people take their anger out on me. It makes me want to cry a lot. Seeing Ishidaira say sorry and grow so much makes me wish that a lot of people with anger management problems would do. Learn and notice from people around them.

 

[dingo12345]

Hayasemaru must have had a negative experience in the past. In page 12 and 13, from her reaction it must also have been a self-important person that yelled at her. I'm glad that the old man learnt from his mistakes.

Also, Ishi-boy is best boy. He's perceptive and he really thinks things through now. Like a previous had mentioned, he really is like a Guru. This makes him one of my favorite characters in recent years.

Also, bicycle man strikes again

Edit: I was re-reading and this thing with Hayasemaru has been there since the first chapter. I wonder....

 

[Tinker_OwO]

God This manga just keeps on giving every timmmeeereeeee

 

[Jferrer0]

It's not about the magazine or the library in the first place. He can surely buy the magazine himself at a bookstore with his schedule if he enjoys it that much. Remember, he always come to the library first day a new issue came out. Even though they always struggled to complete his demand.

It's about the satisfaction he gets when the librarian rushes to complete his orders. Which is why Ishi-boy retaliation startled him. That's the other feeling Ishi-boy mentioned. Satisfaction. And also why his wife rejection to his order (stay at the hospital and take care of him) gave him a literal change. Perhaps he doesn't realize the existence of his own superiority complex. Him snapping at Ishi-boy made him aware of that and his wife rejection made him realize the weight of it.

I feel like he definitely suffers from the idea of trying to be the most up to date and be at the tip of his game in his field to be able to get promoted and get more money for his family, my own dad suffers from this, out relationship is nearly non existent because he puts so much priority on his job and studying and keeping up.

I imagine that the old dude probably had been passed over at times for promotions and that makes him feel frustrated, most likely also laid off in a few occasions, that is a stressful life to live, chasing the money trying to be better than everyone because that is valued in business.

He neglected his wife, and the fact that his wife held a grudge over him neglecting being by her side when she was in hospital really must have hit him hard about how he hurts others with his attitude and relentless drive to feel important or be important

 

[deathmailrock]

I love how the wife actually acknowledges how much he works for her... she is grateful and doesn't think it's worth leaving him. But she also won't give him the compassion he didn't give her. She rewards his good and punishes his bad...

And nobody thinks he's a bad person... they understand that while he's annoying, they also acknowledge that he's not a bad person.

I wish I had this ability.... to acknowledge people's good and bad without classifying them as either.

But the man is also lucky he has people who can do that.

 

[deathmailrock]

I feel like he definitely suffers from the idea of trying to be the most up to date and be at the tip of his game in his field to be able to get promoted and get more money for his family, my own dad suffers from this, out relationship is nearly non existent because he puts so much priority on his job and studying and keeping up.

I imagine that the old dude probably had been passed over at times for promotions and that makes him feel frustrated, most likely also laid off in a few occasions, that is a stressful life to live, chasing the money trying to be better than everyone because that is valued in business.

He neglected his wife, and the fact that his wife held a grudge over him neglecting being by her side when she was in hospital really must have hit him hard about how he hurts others with his attitude and relentless drive to feel important or be important

And the fact that she still acknowledged his good points makes her gold

 

[Maxoball]

Woah fells kinda like a child abuse thing

Might be terribly wrong doe

 

[stoneysloth]

maaannn chapters like this really make me wish there was some sort of small fight scene