Real teaching, but diary flow

Although there is a protective net of high-level education, what if this shabby vocational school can't withstand the pressure?

His Stand power has yet to awaken, and the invincible Star Platinum has not yet appeared.

The only thing we can hope for is the physical fitness that the white gym will bring.

Yes, we can't keep going down this path.

We must rise up!

The determination was ignited.

She put on the headscarf.

With 365 times the time acceleration and the proficiency bonus from S-class items, my physical abilities, which I thought were already close to their limit, have been honed once again.

Although I have absolutely no interest in Sima Kedian, anyway—I'll beat him up first.

Defeat, reset, rekindle determination, rise again.

Back and forth.

Silently, his fighting strength began to increase, from the initial difficulty to a balanced level. Before long, the headscarf wrapped around his forehead slipped off.

When the initial determination burned out, the middle-aged man finally became his defeated opponent.

...Next, only the greatest masterpiece remains.

Let's skip it today.

His resolve had been completely extinguished.

The headscarf loosened on its own initiative, and the little bit of energy that had been lifted up for so long vanished. Asakusa Tetsu returned to a state of 'lacking energy'.

"Alright, alright everyone—it's time to announce the results!" Soon, Hoshinomiya Chie, who looked very happy, walked into the classroom.

The students in the class were even more excited because of the slightly earlier exam results.

Although most people aren't really worried about being expelled for failing a test, high school students inevitably feel nervous about exams.

"...It's finally here."

"What was bound to happen has finally happened."

"My first formal exam in high school... I'm really nervous."

Whispers echoed among the students; at times like these, there was no need to worry too much about classroom order.

"Don't worry, everyone is a good kid, no one failed~" With a smile, Hoshinomiya Chie spread out the large report card she had brought and slapped it onto the blackboard.

The white paper rolled down from top to bottom, and then the names of the students and their corresponding grades were clearly displayed in front of everyone in the class.

At the very top are naturally a few students who got full marks. After all, it's just a midterm exam for the first year of high school. With a little ability and a little review, it's not difficult to get full marks in a few subjects.

The scores decrease sequentially as the names change.

Skipping over Ichinose Honami's name and his own, Asakusa Tetsu quickly found the names Shiranami Chihiro and Shibata Hayate.

It's about in the middle, so it seems like the review was effective.

"call--"

The sound was clearly one of relief, and the sound was clearly one of sighing.

There were both students who were satisfied with their grades and those who were dissatisfied.

However, as Hoshino-miya said.

There was not a single student who failed in this class.

A bright line was drawn under everyone's name, and no student's name was below the passing mark.

Class A, Year 1, all survived.

But looking at Class D, which is at the very bottom, the situation is slightly different.

Class D, first year.

"Forty, thirty-five, thirty-three, thirty-one, twenty-nine..."

Nervously, Ken Sudo stared at the five subject scores next to his name on the report card posted by his homeroom teacher, Sae Chabashira.

Although he changed his attitude and tried his best to study, it was already beyond imagination that he had reached this level in less than a month, given that he didn't have much talent in studying to begin with.

At least in this class, his grades are good enough to get him out of the bottom of the class.

His efforts to get to this point have not been in vain.

However, if he remembered correctly, the passing score for the last English quiz was thirty-two.

This time, he only scored 29.

Yes, he knew his English wasn't good, and no matter how hard he tried, it would be difficult to improve, so he tried his best to review other equally risky subjects first.

Is it still not working?

Takeru Sudo seemed a little lost in thought.

But even more lost in thought than him was Kanji Ike, who was sitting in front of him.

"Twenty-five, twenty-eight, twenty-two, twenty-one, twenty-four..."

The uniformly twenty-something names, clearly and distinctly placed at the very bottom, caused Chi Kuanzhi to contort his expression and clutch his head.

"—It's over, it's all over!!!"

No subject exceeded the passing score of the last quiz.

"Haruki, Haruki, we're doomed!!!" He cried out, grabbing Haruki Yamauchi's shoulder as he sat in front of him, his voice booming, "We're going to drop out of school together!"

His feelings were very genuine; he seemed to truly believe that he and his fellow sufferers were about to end their budding, rosy high school life.

However, Yamauchi, whose shoulder he had grabbed, turned around and revealed a very complicated expression.

“Kanji… take care of yourself,” he said.

Chapter 123 ends here.

"Hey, hey, hey, what are you talking about, Haruki? We definitely walked together."

Looking at that regretful gaze, Ike Kanji was a little confused.

He waved his hand, suppressing his disappointment, and began to dream about the future:

"If we drop out of school together, we won't have to eat the same vegetable set meals in the cafeteria every day, and we won't have to be looked down upon by students from other classes. We can transfer to any school and go out to play on weekends. Who knows, we might even get girlfriends as transfer students!"

Dropping out isn't the end of the story. Let whoever wants to study at this lousy school do as they please. Losing him and Haruki Yamauchi will only be a loss for the school!

He'll transfer to another school with Yamauchi and brag to his new classmates about how terrible the school is!

Even the dogs aren't left behind!

Although I failed the midterm exams and my grades will probably lead to dropping out of school, instead of feeling sad and sulking, I should look forward to a brighter future.

As long as I'm not the only one dropping out of school, that's enough.

If he were to drop out of school on his own, Ike Kanji probably wouldn't be able to maintain such a good mindset, but if Yamauchi Haruki dropped out with him, what would he be afraid of?

Those two brothers! Wherever they go, they're always so impressive!

And there might be more than two people. He saw Sudo's English score when he checked his grades just now, which was also in the twenties, definitely a failing grade.

Hmph, after all that pretense of hard work, you still failed?

When the time comes, we'll have Lord Ike Kanji come and comfort him properly!

However, come to think of it, I don't think I've seen Haruki's grades yet.

Suddenly, Ike Kanji remembered this matter, and he raised his head to look at the blackboard.

You don't need to study the other subjects; just focus on English.

After all, the three brothers were so bad at English that there was no way to improve them, and it was almost impossible for them to pass.

Start with your own name, from bottom to top...

Eh?

Why isn't the name on my sign Haruki?

Seriously, did this guy's grades improve just because he got Hirata's tutoring?

let me see......

Above him was Tomomura, above that was Inokashira, Mori Nene, Sudo Ken, and then... 'Yamachi Haruki'.

Hey, when did you climb so high?

Although it's still near the bottom, hasn't it already moved out of the bottom five?!

Haruki Yamauchi's English score is a full 32 points!

Isn't this just the passing mark from the last quiz?!

"Hey, hey, hey, Haruki, you're studying seriously?!" Ike Kanji was dumbfounded.

He never imagined that his good friend would betray him!

“Ah, um…” Haruki Yamauchi turned his head away: “So Kanji, take care.”

His voice was filled with sorrow and grief.

"No, no, no, no, no, take care of yourself! What do you mean, take care of yourself? You're dropping out of school with me, aren't you?!" Ike Kanji couldn't take it anymore. He could tolerate anyone else, but why was Yamauchi Haruki telling him to take care of himself?!

"You only passed English, what are you so smug about?!"

He suddenly turned his head and looked at the grade sheet again, his gaze moving from bottom to top as he began to look for Yamanouchi's name in the other subjects.

but......

"Thirty-one, thirty, thirty-three, thirty-five, thirty-two..." The more he searched, the softer his voice became.

In every subject, Yamanouchi's score exceeded thirty.

What is this?!

What's so strange about this?!

Betrayal, utter betrayal!

He betrayed the failing group!

But it's okay, it's okay, we still have Sudo!

Like grasping at a straw, Ike Kanji remembered Sudo behind him.

His English is the worst; he'll definitely fail!

He found Sudo's English score almost instantly.

"Twenty-nine!" He clenched his fist with immense excitement. "Right! Right! It's definitely not just me! If we're going to drop out, we'll all drop out together!"

"Honestly, I've had enough of living without a single penny. The sooner I drop out of school, the sooner I'll be free!"

"Who's going to compete with them for a spot in Class A? Let the top three classes fight over it!"

His voice was loud, but the other students in the class didn't say much.

The other students in the class were waiting for Hirata to speak.

After giving Ike Kanji a deep look, Hirata Yosuke finally let out a soft sigh.

"Tea Pillar Teacher, please set a passing grade," he said.

Whether a student passes or fails is determined by the class average score, as has been said many times before. By halving the average score, you can calculate the average score for each subject.

Having just glanced at the class's grades and done a simple estimate, Hirata Yosuke already had a general idea of ​​the class average.

...So it still doesn't work?

He has tried his best.

They have abandoned their friendly facade and begun to use a tough approach to control everyone's efforts to study, to hold as many study sessions as possible, and to support and teach as many students as possible.

Even when he lowered his grades to control the class average, he still didn't get a good result.

What should he do?