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Ayanokouji Kiyotaka took a deep breath.

It seems that the intelligence talents he actively selected are really quite heavyweight.

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Main plot: Kitagawa Ryo's strength supremacy classroom: Chapter 37: Who leaves and who stays?

The noisy atmosphere of Class D lasted until the bell rang on the radio. After all, they were just freshmen, and they still had a natural awe for the school bell. Ichinose Hon, who was leading the conversation in several circles Bo and the others also ended their chat and asked the whole class to sit back in their seats in an orderly manner.

With excitement and longing for the new environment, most of the students in Class D glanced at the door intentionally or unintentionally, wanting to see who their class teacher was.

To the great disappointment of the boys, a minute later, the person who opened the door and entered the room of Class D was a rather burly middle-aged uncle with a fierce face. He had the body of a physical education teacher and looked a little gloomy. The way he silently walked up to the podium actually made a few boys who were still whispering shut their mouths and dare not speak anymore.

"Dear freshmen of Class D, I am your class tutor, Tomoya Majima. The subject I am responsible for teaching is English."

He could hear comments like "Looks more like a wrestler" and "Not the beautiful class teacher in black stockings" coming from below. Mashima Tomoya shook his head helplessly. As a student who has taught several Class A students, Mashima For him, this year he was suddenly told that he would be the class teacher of Class D. Although the chairman had privately promised him that his usual treatment would not change, this contrast still made his face look a little ugly.

With the melancholy of being in a difficult situation, Mashima Tomoya was, after all, a veteran teacher with professional ethics. At this time, he still cheered up and began to introduce himself and Tokyo Advanced Education High School in detail.

"There is no precedent for changing class tutors in this school, so if nothing else happens, I will be your class tutor for the next three years. I also hope that I can learn and make progress together with you in these three years." , please give me your advice in the future."

"At the same time, the entrance ceremony will be held in the gymnasium in an hour. Before that, I will send you information about the special rules of this school. I believe you have already checked some of the contents on the official website before enrolling. , but it's better to confirm the information again. If you accidentally violate school rules, the most serious case will lead to expulsion from school."

Information was handed from the front row all the way to the back, along with mobile phones and student ID cards.

Kitagawa Ryo flipped through it casually, basically giving a partial explanation of the [fully closed] management method. Some students in Class D may have thought that this place was no different from an ordinary boarding school before, so when they saw [non-closed], Under special circumstances, all external contact is prohibited, and leaving the campus is prohibited] I couldn't help but exclaimed when hearing this rule.

But soon Mashima Tomoya's speech attracted their attention again.

"The student ID card you just received is one of the most important things for living in this school. All facilities in the school require this ID card to use. You can think of it like a credit card. You can use it in a store To purchase goods at other places or to enjoy services at entertainment facilities, you need points on the card. In this school, there is nothing that cannot be bought with points. As long as it is something owned within the school grounds, you can buy anything. "

Mashima Tomoya paused here, and then he said:

"As for the points, you can understand them as the living expenses distributed free of charge by the school every month. They will be automatically transferred to your student ID card on the first of every month. You can confirm it through your mobile phone now. All the 100,000 points for this month should have been distributed. By the way, in school, one penny is worth one yen."

Except for Kitagawa Ryo, Horikita Suzune, and Ichinose Sakayanagi, I could feel that the atmosphere in Class D was boiling.

Oh, and Sakura Airi is a little rich girl. Think about it, the first edition of the hand-painted limited support uniform has been sold for 55,000 yen on second-hand platforms. If you spend 100,000 a month, you can't buy two complete pieces. return.

However, for freshmen in the first year of high school, the living expenses of 100,000 yen per month is definitely a considerable amount of money. Although many freshmen's family circumstances are not bad, the actual money at their disposal is still not that bad. There may not necessarily be so many.

Closed management means there is no supervision from parents and elders, and various entertainment facilities have been specially built in the school. A set of combos made the students in Class D feel dizzy and wanted to go to the shopping mall right away to spend money. Again.

"However, I still hope that you can form a good outlook on money and consumption. Tokyo Advanced Education High School is only three years in your long life. If you develop the habit of spending money lavishly, it may cause harm to your future future."

Seeing the enthusiasm of the first-year Class D students, Mashima Tomoya sighed and reminded that although he did not have any expectations for the overall quality of the first-year Class D before coming, the teacher's duty is to guide the students after all, even if Most of the students in this class may not have the qualifications to become talented people, but the basic professional ethics still made Mashima Tomoya give such a sincere instruction.

However, due to school rules, he could not disclose more information.

"Teacher, can I ask you a few questions?"

Mashima Tomoya turned his attention to the girl in the front row who raised her hand, and her admission information quickly appeared in his mind.

[Ichinose Honami:

Academic ability: B+ Intelligence: A Judgment: B+ Physical ability: C+ Coordination: A]

The interviewer's comments have been erased. Judging from the ratings of this data, the girl named Honami Ichinose is definitely qualified to enter Class A. However, Mashima Tomoya's authority is completely unable to check it. There was no reason why she was put into Class D, it was as if someone deliberately targeted her and threw her into this garbage dump.

Judging from the other party's behavior, it doesn't seem like she has any bad character. It's more like she has offended someone before being assigned here. Thinking of this, Mashima Tomoya couldn't help but feel a little pity for the girl, and his tone They are all a bit gentler:

"What's the problem, Ichinose-san?"

"Actually, I'm more curious about whether the school provides too much living expenses. After all, the three of us in the family don't spend as much as 100,000 yuan a month. This school already waives tuition fees. If we choose to pay monthly If you give out 100,000 points, just like Mr. Majima just said, it will only make students develop lavish spending habits and unhealthy consumption concepts."

"Since Tokyo Advanced Education High School is one of the most famous middle schools in Tokyo, such an educational concept is too strange."

"One hundred thousand points a month is equivalent to 1.2 million yen a year. The average annual income of a normal white-collar worker in Tokyo is only 4 million yen, and all of these 4 million yen will not be spent. One hundred and twenty thousand yen For one hundred thousand, at least to me personally, it always feels so luxurious that it would be unbelievable."

Ichinose Honami's words were quite sincere and indeed made many people start to think.

Naturally, not many of the students assigned to Class D for the first year came from wealthy families. When I heard Honami Ichinose's words, I thought of my parents' average monthly income and expenses, and then thought of the school, accommodation fees, There is no need to pay the water and electricity bills, and the weird feeling creeps into my heart little by little.

There is no need to pay for accommodation, water and electricity, and tuition is free. It means that the 100,000 points per month are just for food, drink and fun. For a prestigious school with a admission rate and employment rate close to 100%, this is completely illogical.

"Perhaps we want to practice our financial management skills. When I was nine years old, I used my father's credit card money to speculate in stocks, and I made a lot of money."

Yamauchi Haruki said carelessly.

But fortunately, most people didn't respond to him. They were either frowning and looking through the details in the information again, or rubbing their chins in thought.

Mashima Tomoya's originally slightly excited mood was suddenly poured cold water on him. Well, as expected, this is the normal thinking of Class D students.

"So, what I would like to ask the teacher is, what is the purpose of the school distributing 100,000 points to students every month?"

Seeing Ichinose Honami's attitude of breaking the casserole and asking the truth, Mashima Tomoya nodded and said:

"The school has its own reasons for doing this, and it may not necessarily bring in the same 100,000 points every month as it does today."

The rather unclear reply obviously made Ichinose Honami not very satisfied. Sakayanagi Arisu, who was sitting on the other side of the classroom, asked:

"Not necessarily, this concept is too vague."

"Whether it is more than 100,000 or less than 100,000, Mr. Majima should give us a rough range."

"I can't answer that question."

"Is it because the elasticity range is unknown?"

Mashima Tomoya looked at the chasing girl with a headache, but after thinking that the girl's last name was the same as the school chairman, he calmed down again:

"I can't answer that question right now."

The school's first special examination is essentially a test of the discipline of each class in the first month of enrollment, so the restrictions on this point are the most severe.

"Okay, then I'll try another way."

Sakayanagi Yusu nodded:

"Mr. Mashima just said that the points transferred next month will change. So I would like to ask, will the points be distributed consistently across the class after this change, or will each person be different?"

"Class D is a collective."

Mashima Tomoya replied.

Sakayanagi Arisu seemed to have received a satisfactory answer, and she sat back in her seat contentedly. However, most of the students in the class seemed to be completely unable to keep up with the rhythm of the conversation between the two. Chi touched the back of her head and asked:

"Uh, so will the same 100,000 points be distributed next month? If not, then I have to save some."

"Didn't Mr. Mashima just say that the points will change next month?"

Another boy on the side replied.

"I know, but you didn't tell us why it changed, whether it would be more or less. Could it be that the school randomly draws lots on the first day of every month?"

When the conversation was in full swing, Chi didn't even notice the existence of the class teacher. He turned around and asked another otaku sitting behind him:

"Hey, Waicun, what do you think?"

The fat boy who loves otaku culture adjusted his glasses and said in a pretentious manner:

"Humph, actually, I have already inquired about it when I first entered school. The four classes in each grade are D, C, B, and A. Although it looks like a random classification, in my opinion , this is completely a tribute to "Idiot! Quiz! Summoned Beast!"!"

"Using academic performance as combat points to challenge and attack the classes above me. This is exactly why I was assigned to Class D!"

"Um, actually I don't understand what you're talking about."

Chi curled his lips and turned to chat with the other boys next to him, ignoring Tomura who was immersed in his middle school fantasy. This can be regarded as the epitome of Class D's lax discipline.

In this way, with Chi as the center, more and more students began to ignore the class teacher on the podium. After all, the other party had no intention of stopping it, and their voices began to amplify unconsciously, and all kinds of strange ideas emerged one after another.

"For students, they must be competing for their academic performance."

A boy named Yukimura Teruhiko expressed his opinion:

"When I was in junior high school, the class would have small exams every week, and the school would have a major exam every month. Maybe this school is the same, taking an exam at the end of every month, and then giving everyone living expenses based on their results."

He seemed quite confident in his idea, and nodded and added:

"It's almost like a scholarship."

Many people seem to think that Yukimura's words make sense. After all, test scores are indeed unpredictable variables, and they can also be justified by what the class teacher said just now.

However, this idea made many students with poor academic performance turn pale.

"The class teacher just said that Class D is a collective, so the final reference should be the average score of the class."

"I can rest assured that."

"Please the top students in this class please try harder."

"With fifty thousand points, you can live a pretty comfortable life."

"What? It's a waste of time for me to worry. I'm quite good at making unexpected surprises before exams."

Seeing that the topics discussed by the students in Class D gradually began to shift, Mashima Tomoya also sighed helplessly.

In fact, from the founding of Tokyo Advanced High School to the present, no Class D has been able to successfully advance to Class A. Sometimes there will be a few amazing geniuses who lead the class forward, but in the end they all fall down. en route.

One or two geniuses cannot improve the current situation of Class D at all.

"Aren't you going to show your face, Suzune?"

Kitagawa Ryo looked at the speeches of Ichinose Honami and Sakayanagi Arisu, turned his head and asked.

"It's not necessary."

Horikita Suzune flipped through the book and replied that she naturally got some more detailed information from Horikita Manabu, but she had no intention of telling them all right away.

"You really know how to choose."

She half-closed her purple pupils and said:

"But what I'm more curious about is where did the school find such a group of students."

"Ryo, do you remember Kushida Kikyo?"

"Why bring her up?"

"I'm thinking that if this person were here, it would only take about a month to turn the entire class around."

"After all, this is a group of students that can't be described as a mob."

"Ichinose and the others should have the same idea."

Horikita Suzune closed the book in her hand. She turned her gaze to Sakayanagi Arisu, who was contemplating with her eyes closed, and Ichinose Honami, who was writing something at the desk, and said:

"Perhaps the two of them are already thinking about how to use these people to build momentum for themselves."

"Why does it feel like Suzune's personality has changed back to what it was before?"

Kitagawa Ryo rolled his eyes. He suddenly began to miss the Horikita Suzune whose defense was broken by a goldfish a year and a half ago.

"Does Ryo think that it's right for me to become a character like Ichinose who goes around greeting others?"

Horikita Suzune blinked.

"That's your own business."

"...I heard that my judgment is A, so Ryo should trust my judgment."

"Is it possible, my judgment is A+."

"So Ryo, who is A+, was also watching with me when he made the judgment?"

Horikita Suzune raised her lips. She had grown a lot more than a year ago, in every aspect.

"yes."

Kitagawa Ryo stretched, held his head and said:

"Sometimes you just have to watch to see clearly."

"Let someone go."

"Let someone stay."

He looked at the noisy Yamauchi Haruki and smiled, but his eyes were completely indifferent.

"Although Suzune's words are very poisonous, I like them very much."

"After all, the leader of a bunch of useless dogs is still a dog."

"They succeeded...that's called virtue not being matched."