Read Ijimeru Aitsu ga Waruinoka, Ijimerareta Boku ga Waruinoka? Is the bully bad, or is the bullied me bad? ; いじめるアイツが悪いのか、いじめられた僕が悪いのか?
Aizawa endured relentless bullying from Suzuki during his school days, which eventually forced him to skip classes altogether. Over time, he managed to overcome his trauma and pursued a career in education. Two decades later, fate brings him face-to-face with Suzuki’s daughter, now a student in his class. Unbeknownst to her father, she is silently suffering from harassment by her peers. The situation forces Aizawa to confront his past while navigating the delicate balance between justice and personal history. The question lingers—is the bully truly at fault, or does the victim share some blame? As Aizawa grapples with this moral dilemma, he must decide whether to intervene or let history repeat itself. The echoes of his own painful experiences resurface, complicating his choices. Meanwhile, the girl struggles in silence, unaware of the connection between her teacher and her father. The story explores themes of redemption, accountability, and the cyclical nature of suffering. Will Aizawa break the chain, or will old wounds dictate his actions? The tension builds as past and present collide in this emotional narrative.
