The main themes include the exploration of the villainess archetype. It delves into what it means to be a villainess and how that role can be subverted. Friendship is also a key theme. Despite the initial premise of 'bullying', there are elements of friendship that develop. And the theme of acceptance is there too. The characters have to accept their roles, or at least come to terms with how they are perceived, and then try to navigate their relationships based on that.
One similar light novel could be 'My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!'. It also has an interesting take on the villainess trope. Another might be 'The Villainess Lives Twice', which involves a villainess getting a second chance at life. And 'Death Is the Only Ending for the Villainess' is also quite popular in the genre, with its own unique plot twists.
The appeal of 'Don't Bully Me, Miss Nagatoro' lies in its unique relationship dynamics between the main characters. It also has great art and an engaging plot. There's a good mix of comedy and emotions.
Sorry, I don't have the details for that specific chapter. But usually, chapters in this manga have some interesting developments in the relationship between the characters and maybe some new challenges or funny moments.
It's hard to say for sure without reading it. But chances are there could be some funny banter, character growth, or a new direction in the story. You never know what surprises the author has in store for us in each chapter!
In chapter 127, there's a big development in the relationship between the main characters. Nagatoro does something unexpected that leads to some interesting twists.