Anime rating game

Well, there's still plenty of time, so I'll take this opportunity to look around myself.

With a school this size, it's impossible that they can't find a candidate for student council president.

Chapter 166 Welcome to the Service Department

Mii Haba, a first-year student at Soubu High School.

Before April of last year, she was completely uninterested in things like anime, light novels, and games.

However, due to the rating mechanism in the sky, after getting hooked on the Musashino anime "Masamune-kun's Revenge" which aired in July last year, I became completely addicted to it.

After that, she watched all the anime produced by Musashino.

Of course, since I'm just a student, I can't afford to buy anime Blu-rays. I just watch anime every weekend at a fixed time and discuss the plot with people online.

My home is in Chiba Prefecture, and I was graduating from junior high school at the time.

This winter, she actually hesitated for a long time about which school to go to in April.

I considered factors such as the attractiveness of the school uniform, the distance from home, and the school's deviation rate, but hesitated for a long time and still couldn't find a suitable target.

However, while searching, Chiba Municipal Soubu High School suddenly came into view.

The familiar school name, uniforms, and gate are all exactly the same as in the animation.

Clearly, this is a location used as a source for animation.

The school depicted in my favorite anime is actually near my home.

At that moment, she did not hesitate for a moment and immediately decided to come to Zongwu High School.

After the opening ceremony, she suddenly heard her classmates discussing topics such as the Service Club and Yukino Yukinoshita, and she immediately joined in.

During a casual conversation, she learned a topic from her classmates that shocked her immensely.

What I thought were fake news online turned out to be true.

Soubu High School really does have a Service Club, and within that club are Hachiman Hikigaya, Yukino Yukinoshita, and two others.

Their appearance, personality, and club activities are exactly the same as in the anime.

This incredible event, which felt like a dream, left her stunned for a long time before she came to her senses.

At the same time, I was very happy.

During junior high school, nobody in my class discussed anime. Occasionally, a few chubby boys in the back row would discuss anime in a corner, but they would be ignored and ostracized by the rest of the class.

Although she really wanted to join in, she was limited by her surroundings and could only pretend that she didn't know anything about animation or what they were talking about.

Now that we've moved on to higher education, I don't know about other high schools, but at Soubu High School, a lot of people discuss anime. Many boys and girls in the class will discuss the anime they watched that week, and the atmosphere is great.

As is customary, freshmen are encouraged to join clubs.

Originally determined not to join any clubs, she subconsciously followed many classmates after school, wanting to visit the Service Club in reality.

Inside the familiar clubroom, Yukinoshita and her two companions were drinking tea.

This scene, which had come from animation to reality, inexplicably moved her.

Therefore, even though Yukinoshita set very strict requirements for joining, and many students who came with her gave up and left after asking for autographs and taking photos, she did not back down at all, but instead became even more excited.

After more than a month of hard work, many of the prerequisites were finally met, leaving only the last one: teacher recommendation.

"...Mr. Saijo, I would like to join the Service Club. Please sign my membership recommendation form."

"I'm sorry, Haba-kun, it's not that I want to make things difficult for you. The principal gave us a heads-up beforehand that the Service Club is of great importance and we absolutely cannot be careless. Therefore, if you want to get my recommendation, you must first complete the assessment."

"No problem! I want to watch anime up close, chat with the main characters, and stay in the clubroom until school is over. I want to play together during the holidays..."

"Many students think this way. After all, it's the school's flagship attraction, and many new students came here specifically for that reason."

"Teacher Xicheng, what is your assessment? I have been working hard for more than a month. No matter what the assessment is, I will do my best."

"My assessment is very simple. As long as you complete this test paper and get 90 points, you're good to go."

"Ugh...? Another test? I've lost count of how many tests I've done these past few days. I've been studying at school and studying at home, I'm practically a bookworm."

"Because you're the student and I'm the teacher."

"Eh... okay."

Mii Haba took the test paper, sat down together, and began to answer the questions seriously.

It's called an entrance exam, but many of the assessments are actually related to grades and test papers.

Although many students dislike answering questions and choose to give up, she doesn't dislike them too much.

Moreover, we've put in more than a month of effort for this. If we give up here, wouldn't all our previous efforts be wasted?

"Mr. Xicheng, is your nomination slot still available?"

The sudden sound behind her drew Mii Haba's full attention, and she quickly turned around:

"Iroha, I was here first."

"Why...?"

Isshiki Iroha paused for a moment, then quickly realized what was happening and asked in surprise:

"Do you also want to join the Service Club, Haba-kun?"

"Of course, I have been working on this for more than a month."

"Huh...? Are those conditions really that difficult?"

"It wasn't particularly difficult, but many teachers required students to answer the questions, and being in the top ten of the grade was extremely difficult. It took me a long time to pass."

"Answer questions? Why haven't I encountered a teacher like that? The teachers I just talked to all asked me to show off in the sports club."

"How many have you completed?"

"This is the last item."

Noticing the curious looks in their eyes, Xicheng slowly said:

"For students with poor grades, we will ask them to answer questions. But for students with good grades, the requirement will be exercise to test their perseverance."

"Iroha, your grades are good. My test for you is to do 100 push-ups in five minutes. If you can finish them, I will recommend you."

"What about me?" Mii Haba subconsciously pointed to herself.

"You still have the same request as before."

"This... doesn't Professor Xicheng only have one recommendation spot?"

“I can go to other teachers and ask them to give up their spots.”

"Is that even possible? But why am I only answering questions? Isshiki-kun is only doing sports. Are my grades really that bad?"

"Haba-kun, don't you have any idea whether your grades are good or bad?"

"Hmm... I was also in the top ten of my grade in the last exam."

"You only ranked tenth, and that was after working incredibly hard. Besides, why did you get a perfect score in English but only 74 in math? Your subject imbalance is too severe, isn't it?"

"This is for efficiency. I'm not good at math, and it's not something that can be improved in a short time."

"That's why all your assessments were written tests. Thanks to that, you've learned a lot, haven't you?"

Mii Haba pouted and lowered her head to start answering the questions again.

Although that was indeed the case, I was very unhappy that it took me more than a month to complete, while it seemed like it only took me two or three days.

If we could switch, let's forget about the past and focus on answering the questions.

The next moment, Iroha's increasingly heavy breathing could be heard from the side.

Mii Haba glanced to the side and saw that she was doing push-ups.

The movements weren't perfect, but the attitude was quite serious.

'That's a hundred push-ups! I never knew Isshiki was so athletic.'

'No, judging from the movements, they weren't even standard.'

'I thought Isshiki-kun, with his personality, wouldn't be interested in anime or anything like that. Looks like we'll be joining the Service Club together later.'

Several tens of minutes later, led by the club's advisor, the two arrived at the activity room of the Service Department.

"Yukinoshita, these two have completed all the assessments and are now members of your Service Club from this day forward."

"My name is Mii Haba, a student in Class 1-C. I really... really love the anime Oregairu. I also read the novel. Hachiman writes very well. Please continue to guide me in the future."

"I am Isshiki Iroha. We have met before. Nice to meet you, seniors."

Looking at the two newly joined members, Yukino Yukinoshita nodded slightly, then said seriously:

"Welcome to the Service Department."

Chapter 167 Koga the Demon Dragon Academy's Final Battle

In early June, with the airing of episode 9 of the anime "Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions," the concept of "chunibyo" gradually gained popularity and was accepted by more people who were not initially interested in it.

This is nothing strange; it's just a common form of performance art during adolescence.

"President..."

"what happened?"

Seeing Miyamori Aoi standing in front of the desk with a letter in her hand, looking as if she wanted to say something but hesitated, Masamune looked surprised.

"President, most of the letters from readers are just meaningless nonsense."

"But the contents of this letter... don't seem like a joke. Should we reply?"

"Let me take a look."

Masamune took the letter from Miyamori Aoi, glanced at it, and his expression changed slightly.

The handwriting isn't very good; it looks like it was written by a junior high or high school student.

The content is very depressing.

[To all the Musashino fans: I really enjoy the anime you make, and "Chuunibyou Koi" is also very interesting.]