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Teach You a Lesson ep.3 | REACTION! (Patreon)

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2026-06-21 02:39:26
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Jalan

I mean you gotta remember though even in Study Group they never really touch on how the students were that strong or fast to the point they were moving like superheroes. They were just some kids that had some martial arts skills but they over exaggerated their abilities which is kind of pretty different from the comic. This show kinda does the same thing since it’s in the same universe

Jazzy Fay040303

Ok get why people doesn't get why they do what they do, the way that they do it, it's like the students can only learn what they did wrong by having what they've done to other people to them. If they were adults, I don't think people wouldn't have much of a problem with their methods. I have a son and when he doesn't listen, I do exactly what he does to him right back at him and he stops, it's kind of like this drama but the kids are way worse. The drama does get better each episode though

Kasey

I enjoyed this episode but I did have a problem with the teacher hitting the student. I understand the ERPB guy hitting a student who is about to hit him or someone else (equal force), using it to stop behaviour.. but in this instance, the teacher used violence to enforce learning. I was waiting for her to do something cool and then she just used corporal punishment? Even in this fictional world, the teachers cannot use it, only the ERPB. What is her plan for after they leave her school. I did think that was poor from them. We want to motivate students to learn, not through violence. So that was disappointing.

Kasey

Also that new character LMAO she's one of my favourite actresses but gahhdamn she yells to much. She's definitely written by a man. It's supposed to be quirky/crazy but she doing too much. However, the other episodes she's not as loud lol.

Jazzy Fay040303

Teachers hitting students have been around for decades like that’s nothing new where they in Korea or America or somewhere else even in Catholic schools the nuns are allowed to hit the students. Luckily, we never went to a school that a teacher was allowed to hit us.

Kasey

I know it was a thing, but just because it's a thing doesn't mean we should bring it back. This webtoon was made because of the fact that after corporal punishment was banned, violence against teachers increased. So instead of saying, hey we should just go back to using corporal punishment, we should find a way around it. And my point only stands for learning, not handling bad behavior.

Jessfairy88

The new girl on the team is the same actress who played the main deaf character in that movie midnight with the Psychotic killer. She was the main character who was deaf!

Kasey

Lol yeah she deserves that much, but in that moment it was used to make her learn, not stop her psycho behaviour. Its two things.

BRISxLIFE

I get what you're saying, but I think that's where we see it differently. Just because the show says it's "martial arts" doesn't mean it isn't presenting the characters like superheroes. If a character can get launched through walls, take absurd amounts of punishment, and pull off feats that no real martial artist could ever do, then we're already operating in a superhuman world whether the story explicitly calls them superpowers or not. To me, Study Group absolutely crossed that line. Gamin taking off his glasses before fights is basically an anime transformation, the fights ignore real-world physics, and the characters perform feats far beyond what normal people can do. My biggest issue is that the universe never really explains where the line is. Are these people supposed to have powers or not? That's what makes it confusing. It reminds me of Demon Slayer, where the creators say the water and fire effects aren't literally there, but as a viewer you're watching people perform impossible feats that look supernatural. At a certain point, if the characters are consistently doing things normal humans can't do, the distinction starts to feel meaningless. That's why I think the series would benefit from being more clear about what the rules of the world actually are.

BRISxLIFE

Haha, I never said Study Group was realistic 😂. Those kids were basically anime characters. My issue isn't that Inspector Jin is strong. Gamin was ridiculously strong too. The difference is that Gamin had clear vulnerabilities from Episode 1. He didn't even want to fight, he wanted to study and live a normal school life. The one thing he was naturally gifted at was the one thing he was constantly trying not to rely on. On top of that, he struggled academically no matter how hard he worked. That's what made me root for him. His challenge was never "Can he win this fight?" It was "Can he achieve the thing he actually wants?" With Teach You a Lesson, I'm only 3 episodes in, so maybe this changes later, but so far I haven't connected with Inspector Jin in the same way. He seems extremely competent at almost everything, so I'm still waiting to see what his real vulnerability or struggle is. Some of y'all are debating me like I've already seen the entire season 😂. I'm literally reacting to the first 3 episodes. My opinion can absolutely change as the story develops.

BRISxLIFE

I knew she looked familiar! Thanks

Adella Neal

My fav line from this episode, "Find the right way, not the easy way." Such a hard line!

Marisol

1:09:01 "Do you have a stapler?"

Hana Eccleston

I'm saying this as someone who has also only seen the first three episodes, the fact that the inspector doesn't seem to have any vulnerabilities doesn't really bother me. I think it's because the main conflict seems more political, between the minister and the other politicians. With study group for example, the main conflict is most definitely dependent on ga min but with this show, it's more like the minister is the mastermind since he's the one who had his daughter killed and created the ERPB (the inspector is more like his hired hitman minus the killing lol). I can see why the "no vulnerabilities" thing could seem unnatural but personally I feel like the show's main antagonist is going to be against the minister rather than the inspector so I don't really feel that it's necessary for there to be an opposing character who matches the inspector's strength specifically (especially with the appearance of this new inspector this episode proving it's not a one man mission and that they were just low on personnel to send out in the beginning since the organization is new).

Nadia Aguilera

Your should watch Undercover High School... that one is a good one too.. that new lady that works in the company .. is the lead actress in it.

Cherry Luffy

if i were to be special forces of a study group id imagine this

Cherry Luffy

also, I think the group just understands their strengths and weaknesses

Jeon Angel

the interesting thing is in Asia, teachers were like that too and we had no problems at all lol it's just that these days kids are crazier and and all, but back in the day in Indonesia at least (Idk for other countries), but Indonesian teachers were like that and I experienced it so seeing this kdrama was such a nostalgia BUT the teachers didn't punch you, just gave us a little taste HAHAHAH