Toriaezu Revenge

Tomoya harbors an intense hatred for his tutor, Hirasawa, and becomes so consumed by the desire for retribution that he creates a doppelganger to execute his vengeful plans. He intends for this miniature clone to serve as a ruthless minion capable of carrying out the dirty work he cannot do himself. However, the scheme backfires spectacularly when the diminutive replica proves to be anything but malicious; instead of tormenting the tutor, Chibi Tomo develops an overwhelming adoration for Hirasawa, completely undermining his original creator’s hostile intentions. This unexpected twist forces Tomoya to confront the confusing reality of his own emotions as his carefully constructed plan unravels through affection rather than animosity. The narrative explores whether his obsessive fixation on destruction is truly rooted in genuine malice or if it merely masks a deeper, unacknowledged longing. As the boundary between vengeance and devotion blurs, Tomoya must grapple with the possibility that his hatred is not the core truth of his feelings, but rather a symptom of a more complex emotional condition that he has yet to understand or accept.