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For example, hold another exam, change the class rankings, and give Class A a chance to get back to its original position.

——'Midterm Exam'.

The changes in the points for class '100' are such an enticing number.

Isn't this all for Class A?

Honestly, almost the moment Ryu Yuanxiang connected the two things, he laughed.

But that's not all; there's something even more interesting.

As is well known, there are two leadership factions in Class A of the first year.

One is Katsuragi Yasuhei and the other is Sakayanagi Arisu.

The former was bald, and Long Yuanxiang had met him before. He was a very upright person, which perfectly matched the expectations of the school leaders for a down-to-earth and capable student.

To be fair, Long Yuanxiang felt that if he were a school leader, he would also have assigned Katsuragi Kohei to Class A.

He was born to be in Class A.

But the other little girl is a bit different.

How could I possibly see a sickly kid on crutches among the top high school students in Class A?

So what if you're smart? You can still take someone down with a single punch.

You're telling me this isn't a defective product?

Being physically weak isn't a flaw, right?

No matter how hard he tried, Ryuen Sho couldn't understand why Asakusa Tetsu wasn't in Class A, while Sakayanagi Arisu was.

He wasn't planning to think about it any further, since the school leaders might have something wrong with their brains.

It's not that he can't understand this kind of thing; he's seen plenty of school leaders with poor judgment acting recklessly.

Coincidentally, just as Ryuen Sho was laughing at this with his own people, Shiina Hiyori hesitated for a moment and then pointed him in a direction.

"Hmm... If Ryuen is really interested, you can try searching for the name of the chairman of the Advanced Development Institute."

The girl put down her novel, looked up, and said this.

It was quite surprising, considering that Hiyori Shiina had stated from the beginning that she would not get too involved in Ryuen Sho's leadership of class struggles.

I never expected to speak up because of something like this.

But since Hiyori Shiina has spoken, Ryuen Sho naturally has to do a thorough search to find out who exactly is the chairman of the Advanced Nurturing Institute.

And so, Long Yuanxiang came across this name.

'Sakayanagi Narimori'

"Ha." He laughed.

It turned out to be the case.

It really shows how power is paramount; connections truly are the greatest strength.

No wonder Sakayanagi Arisu was assigned to Class A.

What's the point of this?

Aren't we all just here to keep the young lady company while she studies?

After all that fuss, they're still talking about meritocracy. Isn't that just making a mess of things?

Honestly, when I saw the name Sakayanagi Shigemori, Ryuen Sho felt a chill run down my spine.

If it's just a matter between students, a problem between minors, or a fight between minors, then it's irrelevant.

Long Yuanxiang doesn't think he's the strongest, but he firmly believes he can go all the way.

But if even the school's fairness is behind Class A...

Ah.

Why bother?

So, even though he had taken control of the class, Long Yuanxiang became a little bit listless.

But he hasn't completely lost hope yet; the results are still pending.

He can wait until the mid-term exams are over, until June.

The change in class points is the ultimate expectation.

If it turns out that all those BCD classes are just there to accompany the young lady in her studies, then forget about class struggles and just obediently save up 20 million points to transfer to another class.

However, the chairman's power is still limited; adults cannot arbitrarily interfere in children's games.

Then it'll be time for him to act recklessly.

Just like now, just like today.

When Ichinose's class firmly crushed Sakayanagi Arisu with a difference of 2 class points, Ryuen Sho knew it was time for him to make a move.

In short, let's test the waters first.

Let's start with 'Kito Hayabusa'.

"Wow, this guy looks scary, he doesn't look like a high school student at all." Kito Hayabusa's information was passed around, and Ishizaki Daichi clicked his tongue as he looked at the exaggerated hooked nose.

Albert did not speak.

"Isn't there someone right next to you who doesn't look like a high school student at all?" Ibuki Mio pouted.

Compared to Kito Hayabusa, Albert, the mixed-race black man, definitely looks less like a high school student.

"But seriously, is this really okay? This guy looks like he's not someone to mess with." Daichi Ishizaki chuckled and patted Albert's thick arm casually.

Long Yuanxiang sneered, "That's exactly what I wanted – someone who's not to be messed with."

"The more difficult and easily angered someone is, the better I like them."

After all, only in this way can one reasonably portray oneself as a victim.

Long Yuanxiang had no intention of recklessly provoking or harassing them, as that would result in points being deducted. He couldn't afford to lose the class points he had worked so hard to maintain because of something like this.

Yes, that's right. Relying on these class points to receive money every month, even if you don't spend a single penny for three years, it's very difficult to accumulate enough points to transfer classes.

But that doesn't mean he should waste money.

"But... um, Shiina, do you have any thoughts?" After a moment's thought, Ryuen Sho suddenly asked.

Long Yuan considers himself a brainy person, but even someone like him needs a think tank.

Hiyori Shiina and Satoru Kaneda are two suitable candidates.

He actually trusted Shiina Hiyori more than Kaneda Satoru.

"Huh?" Hearing her name suddenly called, Shiina Hiyori looked up and brushed a strand of hair from her cheek: "Thoughts and such... how about we check the security cameras first?"

"After all, this school has an unusually large number of surveillance cameras."

As the girl's voice faded, Long Yuanxiang's sluggish thoughts began to flow smoothly.

This was something he had thought about back when school started, but had been delayed and forgotten due to various reasons.

With Hiyori's reminder, Ryuen Sho finally remembered.

Surveillance cameras.

Chapter 170 Lifting High

As soon as he finished speaking, Ryuen fell into thought again, and Hiyori Shiina lowered her head once more.

She still wants to read today's diary.

Where did she see the newcomer just now?

Forget it, let's watch it again from the beginning!

Didn't I talk about the special exam and the blooming lilies a few days ago?

After tossing and turning for a long time, I still feel that I haven't said enough; it's a bit of a riddle.

Let me say a few more words!

Let's talk about the special exam first.

To be frank, I found the special exams at this school quite boring.

The rules are humorous, the point system is humorous, and the fairness is humorous.

It is filled with the aesthetic of the school leaders wielding their power.

Take the example of the "unanimous" approach I mentioned before. They put one student's withdrawal on a scale and compared it with the class's points, trying every possible way to get students to withdraw.

It feels like they're recruiting you just to get you expelled.

However, even among these meaningless and lousy exams, this one was relatively interesting.

The class advisor will explain the rules to you later, or I can write a diary entry the day before the exam to give you a sneak peek.

Let me share my feelings first.

The rules aren't complicated; it's simply about figuring out how to compete for those pitiful points, and then settling the score at the end.

However, because the time will be slightly longer, although the points may seem pitiful, they are actually quite substantial when you add them up.

Unfortunately, it was of little use.

Because of the additional rules for guessing, the points earned through hard work and effort can be erased.

Honest people diligently check in, while dishonest people start arranging for insiders to find ways to play the betting game.

It's subtle yet quite well-designed.

...It feels strange that I can't directly explain the rules, and I have to find a way to avoid spoilers.

Or should we just say no? After all, even if we tell you in advance, it doesn’t seem to change anything.

No, that won't do. It wouldn't be fun if the spoilers got out and the school changed the schedule.

I can't speak for others, but I have to specifically mention the little princess.

Look at my diary, everyone. It's so much better to take advantage of intelligence and keep it to yourself. But you're always thinking about betraying others and casually passing things out. What kind of behavior is that!

If the little princess weren't here, I would have told everyone in advance what the next exam is, which would have given you time to prepare and think about how to handle the exam.

So, it's all the little princess's fault, Alice is entirely to blame! It's all Alice's fault!

......

The diary entries weren't finished yet, but Sakayanagi Arisu frowned again.

Seriously, can't she just die? She got scolded again for no reason.

Do you like me?

Where did this elementary school boy come from? Is he trying to attract girls' attention this way?

"Just casually dumping things on someone"... Are you referring to that time with Chabashira Sae?

You wrote down your own name and said something suggestive like "don't get angry," and then you blame me for spreading the message?!

Sakayanagi Arisu's fist hardened again.

But when her gaze swept upwards to the words 'check-in' and 'guessing game,' she couldn't help but feel suspicious.

This time, it wasn't just ambiguous; it was a statement with a clear target.

Could he really know what the next exam will be about?

Sakayanagi Yusu: "..."

As time goes by, the "kidnapping the future" mentioned in someone's words seems to be gradually coming true, but the extent of this is quite small and cautious, filled with all sorts of messy words.

This made her constantly question him intensely because of the smallest details.

Ultimately, it's because Sakayanagi Arisu is unwilling to trust the other party.

She just doesn't want to believe it!

Humph.