In fact, I can add unlimited points

Arisu Sakayanagi looked at his opponent, who was regarded as the leader of the conservative faction by everyone in the class, with amusement. After his ranking in the class dropped, was it finally difficult for him to maintain his stability?

"The next exam is the midterm exam, which involves 100 class points. I think the class should also refer to Class B for make-up seats to strengthen everyone's foundation."

It must be said that although he was unwilling to be defeated by Class B, after learning about Aragaki Shun's series of actions, Katsuragi Kōhei was able to completely accept this result.

Putting aside the other party's exaggerated record of defeating a large number of clubs and the practice of throwing garbage from Class D, he at least felt that the other party's move to sign up for make-up classes for everyone in the class was necessary.

After all, outside, any high school student who intends to continue his studies and find a job will choose to apply for special remedial classes.

In the supplementary classes, students can not only complete academic courses, home economics courses and art courses according to their own wishes, but also receive professional guidance on further studies and employment support.

Whether it is for the current midterm exam or for future studies and employment, he feels that it is necessary for Class A to pay this money.

However, Sakayanagi Arisu didn't think so.

The silver-haired girl narrowed her eyes and looked Katsuragi Kohei up and down, making him feel very uncomfortable, and he had no choice but to give him a puzzled look.

"I thought Katsuragi-san would improve after suffering such a loss, but he's still so boring."

"Sakayanagi, what exactly do you mean?"

"Hehe, Katsuragi-san, do you think you can defeat that man by just following him?"

Sakayanagi Arisu gave a rather arrogant smile, "Unfortunately, I never pick up other people's used things. If I'm really interested in something, the best thing to do is to take the initiative and grab it."

Before Katsuragi could refute with a frown, both of their phones received message notifications at the same time.

They subconsciously looked over, but it was a debt collection call from a former Class B leader—

"Please transfer the 800,000 personal points for this month."

66. The experience of the former Class A becoming a blood bottle

"...Looks like we can put our dispute to rest for now, Katsuragi-san."

Arisu Sakayanagi looked at the debt collection message on his mobile phone with some displeasure, his brows slightly furrowed.

As the daughter of the chairman, and a young lady who has never experienced the experience of being short of money since childhood, she doesn't mind giving out 20,000 personal points every month.

If it can make her happy, let alone 20,000 yuan a month, she can reward it even if it is 100,000 or 200,000 yuan without blinking an eye.

However, that is not the case in this situation. The debt collection text message is actually proof that a competitor has taken the spoils from her.

The feeling of having something in your hand forcibly taken away by someone is really unpleasant.

"Because of Katsuragi-san's insistence last month, our class was forced to sign that unpleasant contract."

"Right now, Class A only has 850 class points, but everyone has to give 20,000 personal points to Aragaki every month. This means everyone only has 65,000 personal points left each month."

"At this time, Katsuragi-san is still thinking of letting everyone waste their personal points to study for Class B and sign up for so-called cram school?"

Cede five cities today, ten cities tomorrow, and then you can have a peaceful night's sleep.

Last month, when he saw Shun Aragaki take out the contract, Arisu Sakayanagi understood the other party's sinister intention of gradually embezzling Class A's financial flow and making them Class B's blood bottles.

But some plans cannot be cracked just by understanding them.

The other party has too many chips in their hands. Class A where she is is still in a state of division. Another leader of the class does not agree with her choice of destroying both herself and the enemy. And the other ordinary students who are just mediocre people have no awareness of risking their lives to survive.

In this situation, even if she had no intention of signing this unfair contract with Aragaki Shun, she could not stop the common will of everyone in the class except her.

"The rest of the class unanimously agreed to sign that contract last month."

"Sakayanagi, your ideas are too radical. Even those who follow you won't be able to accept them."

Katsuragi frowned. The debt demand for 80 personal points in the text message was so glaring, but at that time their entire class had no choice.

In the middle of last month, Aragaki Shun used the transfer ticket to send Yamauchi Haruki from the first-grade class D to their class A.

At first they were not sure what the other party's action meant.

It was not until they saw Haruki Yamauchi doing all sorts of weird things in Class A's classroom, such as littering, sleeping in class, and harassing classmates, that they began to ask Tomoya Mashima about the situation with some trepidation.

It turned out that the other party was a student in Class A during this month, and all the mistakes he made would be reflected in the class evaluation score of Class A.

After receiving such a response, the entire Class A was shocked.

Ever since Arisu Sakayanagi told the truth about the school, they have been strictly demanding of themselves all the time in order to maintain the status of Class A. They dare not slack off at all, whether in class or after class, for fear that Class A's precious class points will be deducted due to some of their negligence.

As a result, the school now tells everyone in Class A that all their previous patience was in vain. As long as that trash from Class D is here, they can forget about staying in Class A next month. It's possible that their class points will be reduced to zero?

How can such a ridiculous thing be accepted? !

But there is nothing they can do about it. The school said that the opponent's attack is in line with the competition rules of High School of Development, and whether they can respond well is their own business.

So Katsuragi Yasuhei had no choice but to pull her classmates and keep staring at Yamauchi Haruki after class, trying to increase the sense of oppression on him and make him think clearly about the consequences of continuing to act recklessly.

Originally, this method was almost working. After all, that trash from Class D didn't look like a fearless person with a strong will. If he was scared a little, he would panic and lose his way.

As a result, the leader of Class B, who was also the mastermind behind sending Yamauchi Haruki to Class A to cause trouble, Shun Aragaki suddenly came to Class A to audit the class. Seeing Yamauchi Haruki's pitiful and frightened appearance, he actually "kindly" gave him a suggestion -

"If you're not comfortable here, why don't you go back to Class D? You can just stay in the dorm with Chi Kanzhi and play games, or go to the shopping mall and kick some trash cans. As long as you don't stay in Class A, will they still chase you and bully you?"

Under such unkind advice from the other party, Haruki Yamauchi actually didn't even attend the class and ran away on the spot.

This immediately made everyone in Class A furious. After all, the other party skipped classes so openly, but in the end, Class A's class points were deducted.

Later, it was Arisu Sakayanagi who came up with a solution. After learning all the information about the transfer ticket from Teacher Mashima, she asked everyone in the class to collect one million personal points and sent Yamauchi Haruki back to Class D in the name of the entire class.

After all this trouble, everyone in Class A had just breathed a sigh of relief, but it was that unkind guy, Aragaki Shun, who came up with it again. He directly opened the personal interface on his phone, showed everyone the number of transfer tickets, which was 7, and then gave everyone in Class A a "friendly" reminder:

"A transfer voucher costs 200 million personal points, and applying for repatriation from the school costs 100 million. To offset the remaining transfer vouchers, you still need to raise 700 million personal points."

"Oh, no, our Class B should be able to raise another 200 million this month to buy another one, so the actual amount you need to spend is 800 million."

Under this blatant threat, everyone in Class A had no choice but to sign the contract to transfer 80 personal points to Aragaki Shun every month until graduation, in exchange for his promise that he would not use the transfer ticket to send anyone to Class A within one year.

In fact, at that time, Arisu Sakayanagi proposed another suggestion, which was to simply allow Shun Aragaki to use the transfer ticket, and then everyone in Class A would block the doors of the other three classes every day, trying to find a way to reduce the evaluation scores of the four classes to zero, so that everyone would start again at the same starting line.

However, this extreme strategy was directly rejected by other students in the class, including the members of the Sakayanagi faction.

Not everyone is a relative of the chairman. Even if one's personal points are reduced to zero, one can still be taken care of by medical staff arranged by the chairman.

Others don’t want to experience a life where they can only use free products and eat free packages for several months.

After signing the contract, Class A did retain its remaining class evaluation points, but they also had to face the dilemma of having only 65,000 personal points available each month.

In this predicament, if they want to study in Class B and apply for cram schools, each person will have to spend a fixed amount of 10,000 personal points per month, and then deduct the living expenses of each classmate of about 30,000 per month. In the end, a student in Class A can only save 25,000 personal points at most per month.

Under such poor conditions, how can they defeat Shun Aragaki who can continuously suck the blood of three classes?

67. Civil War Phantom is coming soon

One step slow, every step slow.

He asked everyone in the class to transfer 2 points to him respectively, and then gave the total of 80 points to Aragaki Shun.

Katsuragi Kohei looked at the personal points left in his pocket, which were barely over 100,000, and suddenly felt a sense of powerlessness that made it difficult to muster the fighting spirit.

He really couldn't understand it. They were all first-year students who had just enrolled. How could the other party collect so many personal points in just one month and use them to buy transfer tickets?

That is an expensive item that costs two million to buy one.

Even if Class A didn't eat or drink for a whole month, and everyone pooled together the 100,000 individual points distributed at the beginning of the school year, the total assets of their class could only buy two transfer tickets.

He did know that the other party had swept all the competitive clubs in Gaoke Cultivation in the past month and won a large number of personal points from the second and third year seniors.

But for such an exaggerated person, what on earth were the school's considerations when they initially assigned him to Class B, Grade 1?

Is it because they feel that the competition in the first grade is not intense enough, so they want to assign the strongest students in the grade to the lower classes to give these members of Class A more motivation to improve themselves?

That's really outrageous!

I heard that the second grade is now the former Class B that has made a comeback, and the leader who led Class B to achieve this achievement is also the recognized leader of the second grade.

From this perspective, could it be that the school has really created a hidden rule to demote the strongest students in the grade to Class B?

But isn't the most recognized strongest person in the third grade the leader of Class 3-A, Horikita Manabu, who is also the student council president?

"Katsuragi-san, you're not going to give up just like that, are you?"

Sakayanagi Arisu watched Katsuragi Kōhei's face change like paint, and after roughly understanding his thoughts, he made a seemingly kind suggestion, "If that's the case, Katsuragi-san, how about you hand over the decision-making power of the class to me now? I've been dreaming of finding an opportunity to have a good game with that man."

"If you really cared about the class, I wouldn't have stood up in the first place."

After sorting out the complicated thoughts in his mind, Katsuragi returned to his usual steady and reliable self.

He looked at the always nonchalant Arisu Sakayanagi. Even though he knew that the class was not suitable for infighting at this time, he still had no intention of surrendering to the other party.

From Sakayanagi's daily actions, it can be seen that this young lady from a wealthy family and noble status does not take the students in Class A seriously at all.

She wanted the right to manage the class, but she just wanted to use Class A as a toy, fiddling with it at will to satisfy her momentary interests and desires.

If he really backed down here, the entire Class A would become a pawn in her hands, and she could manipulate them at any time according to her wishes.

It would be fine if Arisu Sakayanagi had a certain sense of responsibility towards the class, but he is just a chess piece.

As long as the leader is capable enough and willing to lead them to victory, the people in Class A don't mind being pawns and obeying the other party's orders completely.

The problem is that, on the surface, Arisu Sakayanagi behaves elegantly and is polite to everyone, but most people in the class can see that she doesn't actually care about the interests of everyone in the class.

This is also normal. She is the daughter of the chairman of the board of directors of High School. Graduation from Class A means nothing to her. She has not even concealed the fact that she comes to school just to have fun.

Adding to her health problems, it wouldn't be surprising if she lost interest in playing for just one or two years and chose to drop out.

This is also the reason why more people in the class support him.

After all, most of the students in Class A come from ordinary working-class families. The academic advancement and employment recommendations promised by the school are tantamount to an opportunity to change their future destiny, and no one is willing to give it up easily.

As for those people from the Sakayanagi faction... they probably thought that even if Arisu Sakayanagi didn't care about the class, her status was there, and there would always be some benefits to following her.

"You're really showing your prejudice, Katsuragi-san."

Arisu Sakayanagi covered his mouth and smiled, but he secretly made a decision in his heart that he had to find a way to get rid of Kōhei Katsuragi first.

Otherwise, with such a prestigious stumbling block in the class, it would be difficult for her to turn this class into a completely handy tool.

“It’s not prejudice…”

Katsuragi Kohei shook his head and opened his mouth to say something, but ultimately did not continue.

The two of them grew up in different living environments. No matter how much he emphasizes the importance of graduating from Class A to everyone, in the eyes of Arisu Sakayanagi, it is just a mediocre idea, right?

After all, the destination that they have been trying to reach all their lives is just a piece of junk that the girl can easily throw away. How can she care about what they are chasing?

"It seems that a conflict between you and me is inevitable."

Arisu Sakayanagi ignored Katsuragi's hesitant look, as it was just some boring stuff anyway.

She was just planning in her mind how to deal with the other party, while taking the initiative to suggest postponing the fight.

"But Class A can no longer afford the cost of internal strife, so we will take turns leading the class in the exams, and then let the classmates decide who is the most suitable class leader based on the test results... What do you think of this plan?"

"Of course there is no problem."

Although Katsuragi was a little surprised that Sakayanagi would make such a fair competition suggestion given her personality, he had no reason to refuse.

"But next up is the midterm exam..."

"Since Katsuragi-san has such an idea, then you should take the initiative. During the period of preparing for the midterm exams, all class affairs, including those of the Sakayanagi faction, will be decided by you. What do you think, Katsuragi-san?"

——This doesn’t feel like a decision you would make at all.

Although he really wanted to say this, and he was aware that given his opponent's personality, he might do some small tricks in secret, but now that there was a glimmer of hope for the peaceful integration of Class A's power, Katsuragi naturally could not destroy this hope because of his suspicion.

At worst, he could just pay more attention to the behavior of the Sakayanagi faction members in the future.

"I understand. I will do my best to help my classmates get through this midterm exam in the best possible condition."

Katsuragi was not worried that anyone in Class A would drop out due to failing.

He was just not sure whether Class A's overall performance could outperform Class B.

Unfortunately, the class's financial situation is too bad. If they were to study in Class B, each student would have to spend 10,000 points every month to sign up for a make-up class, and the class would have even less money left over for special exams.

It would be great if Koudou Yucheng High School had a suitable part-time program.

Although the school has not directly issued rules prohibiting part-time work, the problem is that there are only more than 400 students in the three grades of Gaoyu. Even if the teaching staff and store staff are included, it is not certain whether the flow of people in the entire school can reach thousands.

With so few people consuming, and most students still having to save money for exams, those shops probably only survive with subsidies from the school. How could they even think of inviting students to work there?

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