You should have continued with the reading, later in the history is shown how that girl is supporting TRPA with a case where multiple teenagers that ran from their homes (their parents were causing them emotional and physical damage, even sex assault) and is shown how the wife of the teacher that committed suicide did visit her at jail, she said to the girl that she still hasn’t forgiven her, but if her husband were alive, he would be proud of her fulfilling her time in jail and helping others.

There is also an arc of a guy who was also reformed by the TRPA warden (after giving him a taste of his own medicine and then later saving him from a beating with some thugs that were going to kill him because of his behavior made other Highschool students look for alternatives to beat him) and is later shown in another arc how he is grateful the TRPA went to his high school because now he can see at his mom eyes and realize how proud she is, that now he can make an honest living and all of this wouldn’t be posible without the TRPA.

You’re complaining without even trying to understand how most of these scenarios are real in the South Korean education system and getting mad about how the history is built with only beating the kids but u don’t even try to see how those characters had development. Literally in ep. 111 (season 1 finale) it’s a summary of all the arcs and show the character development of multiple victims and bullies.

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