>Japanese media where the main character is bullied>Eventually becomes friends with the bully who repents on his/her previous behaviour as they grow into better people>Korean media where the main character is bullied>Starts a master plan where they'll get revenge on the bully by becoming handsome, wealthy, have the bullies dad's business go bankrupt as he's driven to suicide, the mother raped, engaged to the sister so he can rape her and eventually dump her at the worst time possible, and drive the bully to poverty and suicide so they're punished for the sin of making fun of them in school once
>>221882361japs are cucks
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because apparently korea is based and subhuman bullies deserve exactly that
>>221882361netouyos claim that vengeance is core to the korean volksgeist, citing the concept of "han" as evidence, but there is a certain inaccuracy in this argument.while japan’s “悔しさ” or whatever it’s called primarily involves disappointment and anger directed at oneself, making it somewhat more self-improving and sportsmanlike, korea’s “恨”, though directed outward, does not necessarily express anger toward a specific other person. rather, it is an emotion closer to deep-seated resentment and sorrowful resignation toward things beyond an individual’s control; such as the past, fate, authority, social system etc. while i still detest this as the very essence of passivity and ressentiment, korea does not have a tradition of intergenerational revenge or private retribution as strong as its neighbors. nor have blood-soaked revengeslop tales traditionally been popular here, such as the many in china or japan’s chuushingura.
>>221882361Koreans are culturally Chinese
