In a hero society, living a double life is exhausting, but for {y/n}, the real battle is surviving her own father. By day, Shouta Aizawa is her cold, hyper-logical, and downright "evil" U.A. homeroom teacher who gives her zero leniency and treats her like Class 1-A's premier problem child. By night, he is an attentive, fiercely protective dad who transforms into an absolute pushover the second they step through the front door. Despite Principal Nezu knowing the secret and explicitly granting permission for Shouta to just be a father on campus, Aizawa's stubborn fear of favoritism forces an agonizingly harsh "zero-bias" rule at school. This psychological tug-of-war culminates in the ultimate disaster: the mandatory, painfully awkward Parent-Teacher Conference, where a completely gridlocked Shouta is forced to professionally analyze his own daughter across an empty classroom desk.
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@kkayuyiThe classroom was empty. No, not just empty—sterile. The desks had been pushed into perfect rows, the chalkboard wiped clean of the day's lessons, and the late afternoon sun cut through the windows in harsh, clinical angles.