[My Hero Academia Fandom] Us After Being Expelled from U.A...

When will it be updated? The author is great.

(Gaze) What's the promised minimum frequency of monthly updates?

In fact, I feel that there is nothing to blame from either side. Aizawa has the authority to judge whether students are qualified and can expel the class based on his judgment. Students have dreams, but they do not have the authority to judge whether they can bear them. The unequal relationship between students and teachers is lamentable. This is not only seen in anime, but in reality it is also caused by this kind of power. It can be said to be unequal. This is inevitable. As a teacher, every judgment he makes may not be correct. As a student, although others can deny him, he can still decide what choice he makes. If it is a true dream, then it cannot be stopped by just persuading people to quit. Others may have blocked a bright road, but if there is no other way to success, is there no way to go? Dreams, ideals, and such things are not easily obtained. The only way is to persevere and keep working towards them. Even so, you may not get them. Everyone's standards are different. On the other hand, the pursuit of dreams in life and the process of chasing them make people happy, and the goals that constantly make people strive for progress make people positive. So for me, the dream is not about getting but the direction it brings to my life. People are very concerned about other people's vetoes. Words are like knives, and for those who are not determined, they are even more painful, because you do not have the consciousness to be invulnerable, nor do you have the courage and determination to match your dreams. I found myself giving up after other people said no to me. Therefore, I hated Aizawa at first. He was like a superior person in my life who did not give me a chance, and I was the student who was persuaded to quit and was full of expectations for a new life. No one has the right to doubt a person's potential, which may ruin the future of others. This sudden resentment is suddenly thought-provoking. Why am I so angry? Because I have been involved in it. I have been denied in life, and I have withdrawn. I feel that my current situation is caused by others. I am looking for someone who can take responsibility for myself, and I blame people in my heart for not giving me a chance and denying my ability. But the reality is that I don't deserve the opportunity because I'm not particularly capable. Even though I was mentally blaming others to make myself feel better, it also made me numb. No one will be responsible for your life, no one will accept your blame, and it will not have an impact on their lives. This kind of legally uncriminable harm is justified. Failure can only be understood by oneself, changing direction or staying firm.

It's really miserable to be expelled from the class By the way, wasn't it Midoriya's previous class who was expelled from the class? Why is the protagonist ten years older than Midoriya and the others?

Ah... Miko Shimizu is the one who met the dimensional witch?

Damn, is there option five?

Didn't option 4 mean death on the spot?

I feel that Aizawa-sensei really misread the inner demon character in this book...

First! It was really indescribable to see the monitor reminiscing about the current situation of his classmates, and it was very informative. . . . But it's great that the monitor is so happy. I finally felt the warmth of the sun.

Suddenly an idea occurred to me. Shota Aizawa fell in love with someone, and when it progressed (he unexpectedly had a child and was looking forward to becoming a father) he went home to see his relatives and friends. That person's brother/sister is the student who was expelled from his school. So the family didn't agree with the two of them being together. And that person didn't know that he was the one who fired his brother/sister, so he broke up with her. Now there are two options Option one: Abort the child. (Let Aizawa Xiao suffer too much) Option two: Give birth to a child and marry another person, so that the child can become a scholar in the future. (Becoming a one-sided stranger with Shota Aizawa)