Book Synopsis
Book Tags
Donation Rankings
Comment
0 Comments
You May Also Like
墨書 Inktalez
"It seems like I've talked too much. You understand the main points, right? So, let's get to the main topic...
Chabashira Sae Taking out the thick white paper from the tube in hand, unfolding it."
Then paste it on the blackboard and secure it with a magnet.
The students, still unable to digest the previous words about Chabashira Sae, could only look confused and bewildered at the paper.
"Is this... the grades for each class?"
The names of the classes, from Class A to D class, are listed at the top, with corresponding three-digit numbers beside them.
D class is zero.
Class C is six hundred and ninety.
Class B is 800.
Then the highest number is Class A.
The score is 940.
Assuming these represent points, then 1000 points should be equivalent to 100,000 yen.
All class grades have dropped across the board.
"Hey, don't you think that's strange?"
"Yeah... the numbers are a bit too neat."
Keihoku Suzune noticed something peculiar in the posted scores.
"This month, you have lived as you pleased at school, and the school does not intend to deny this. Whether it's being late or chatting privately, the consequences will all come back to you in the end, and that's just how things are."
"The same goes for the use of points. How to use the things you have obtained is the freedom of the holder, and the school does not restrict this."
"This is too much! I can't live like this anymore!"
Ike Kanji, who had been silent until now, suddenly howled.
Yamauchi Haruki was howling in extreme agony.
Because his points balance had reached zero...
"Fools, watch closely. Points have been transferred to all classes except D class, and there is more than enough for life for a month."
"Why does the other class still have points? It's so strange..."
"I'll go first. The school has been completely fair. All classes were graded according to the same rules this month. However, there is such a big difference in the scores. That's the reality."
"Why... would there be such a difference in class scores?"
Yosuke Hirata also noticed the mystery hidden on the posted paper.
The difference in points is too neatly drawn.
"Do you gradually understand why you were chosen for D class?"
"The reason we were chosen for D class? Isn't it just random?"
"Huh? Isn't that usually how class assignments are done?"
The students looked at each other in confusion.
"This school divides students into classes based on their academic performance, with the most outstanding students placed in Class A and the less capable students placed in D class."
"This kind of system is also common in large tutoring institutions. Simply put, D class is where all the stragglers gather, the last fortress of the worst students. In short, you are all the worst 'defective products,' and this is also very much like the outcome that 'defective products' would have."
"Of course, some people absolutely cannot accept it."
"I cannot pretend I didn't hear that!"
Horikita Suzune stood up from her seat. In her usually sharp eyes, the most intense emotions were released in that moment.
Is that only natural, too?
Horikita Suzune is more self-disciplined and self-reliant than anyone else, and she believes herself to be an outstanding person.
"At the time of the entrance exam, I am confident that I will receive the highest evaluation, whether it's in written or oral exams."
"Moreover, I have a full understanding of my academic ability. Even compared to the first-year students in the whole school, I have the ability to not lose to anyone. According to what you said, I should be assigned to Class A!"
Horikita Suzune is questioning Chabashira Sae.
"Now you're saying I can only stay in the worst class? I'm sorry, I can't accept that!"
Don't say it's just Horikita Suzune, even the rest of them can't accept it, right?
In this class, there are quite a few people with good grades.
For example, Kushida Kikyou, her academic performance is top-notch, and her athletic abilities are also excellent. If students were to be grouped based on these criteria, even if she can't make it to Class A, she should at least be able to enter class B.
Another example is Yosuke Hirata, his grades are also quite good. Even if he can't match Horikita Suzune, he won't lose to Kushida Kikyou. In addition, he is a newcomer to the soccer club, and his athletic abilities are also top-notch. At the very least, he should be in the B class level.
There are many other examples. Like a boy in the class named Yukimura Teruhiko, whose grades can even rival Horikita Suzune's. He now seems unable to accept this fact, looking excited and ready to stand up.
The rest of the students who are confident that they will not be assigned to the worst class can't accept this fact now.
Only Ayanokōji remains calm.
Because he already knew that this school doesn't care about entrance exam scores at all.
What does this mean?
This means that the school's selection for admission is not based on academic ability.
The "qualified for admission" criteria set by the school probably require exceptional overall abilities or outstanding talent in a specific area.
If we are to judge based on comprehensive abilities, then class placement should also be considered based on comprehensive abilities.
So, how about Horikita Suzune's comprehensive abilities?
Academically and athletically excellent, enough to be promoted to the A class.
Unfortunately, the teamwork and coordination abilities are poor, and the character can be described as nothing short of terrible, completely at the lowest level.
Therefore, that's why Horikita Suzune was assigned to Class D.
Didn't Chabashira Sae say the same thing?
"Defective goods."
Those gathered in the D class are all people with defects in some aspects.
Thinking of this, Ayanokōji couldn't help but look at Yosuke Hirata.
On the other hand, Chabashira Sae completely ignored Horikita Suzune's questioning and irresponsibly said.
"This is the school's evaluation of you. No matter how highly you think of yourselves, or how self-centered you are, this is your value. Just like when you enter society, the only evaluations you will receive will be from others, not from yourselves. Put away your meaningless pride."
"There is also some regrettable news that I must tell you."
The blackboard was once again covered with a piece of paper.
A list of all the names of the class members was written on top.
"Then, next to each name, there is a number recorded.
"This is a class with many stupid students, but even the students here can understand what these numbers represent, right?"
Chabashira Sae She made a clacking sound as she walked on the floor in high heels and glanced at the students.
"These are the results of the last quiz. The class is full of elites. The teacher is very happy. What have you all learned in junior high school?"
The third thunderbolt of clear skies struck lightly, and Chabashira Sae took out another piece of white paper from the poster tube and posted it on the blackboard.
"This is the result of your last quiz. You can take a look and refer to it."
From the posted report by Chabashira Sae, it can be seen that apart from Horikita Suzune, Yukimura Teruhiko, Kushida Kikyou, Yosuke Hirata, and others, most of the students in the class only received scores around 60 points.
Ayanokōji directly handed in a blank paper, receiving a score of 0 for all subjects, which is quite remarkable.
"In this quiz, anyone who scored less than 32 points did not pass."
" Chabashira Sae Using 32 points as the dividing line, the number of people who passed and failed was determined."
"As you can see, everyone below the red line has failed. There are a total of eight people, with the highest score being 31 points, and the lowest score being 0 points in all subjects. If this were a formal exam, all eight of you would be expelled."
Saying this, Chabashira Sae glanced at Ayanokōji who was looking at the report card as if nothing had happened, before finally saying so.
"Drop out? What's going on?"
"What do you mean? Didn't I say it before? This school's rule is that if you fail in either the mid-term or final exam, you have to drop out. For this exam, all students who scored less than 32 points will be dropped out. You guys are really foolish."
"What, what is it?"
Ike Kanji made a frightened cry.
On the posted paper, the highest score among the seven people is 31 points, achieved by kikuchi, with a red line drawn above it.
In other words, all the students, including kikuchi, below did not pass.
"Teacher Sae, don't joke around! Dropping out of school is no joke!"
"Even if you tell me, I am also very troubled. This is the school's rule, be prepared."
"It seems that as Teacher said, there are really a lot of idiots in this class."
Koenji Rokusuke was filing his nails, with both feet crossed on the table, wearing a smug smile as if he was really something.
"Koenji What did you say! Anyway, you're also in the failing group, right?"
"Hmph, Boy, where exactly are your eyes? Look carefully."
"Huh, huh? I don't see Koenji's name... Huh?"
Ike Kanji's gaze moved from the back of the rankings to the front in sequence.
Then - finally found the name " Koenji Rokusuke ".
What he couldn't believe was that even in the previous rankings, he was tied for first place. The score was ninety points.
Representative Koenji Rokusuke solved a very difficult problem.
Comment 0 Comment Count