People at the practical education center only want to drop out.

Ignoring the reactions of others, Horikita continued:

"Only when there is an 'absolute gap in strength' with an opponent will a situation arise where you 'have never won in dozens of consecutive matches'."

Are you trying to tell us that the reason why Class D in every previous year failed to advance in the first month of school is because the students in Class D were always the weakest in their class, and had an absolute gap in ability compared to students in other classes?

At this point, Horikita became somewhat agitated: "In other words, the division of classes A, B, C, and D was not random, but deliberately arranged!"

The best students are mostly in Class A, while Class D is full of useless students?!

Horikita is an extremely hardworking person. She works so hard to become excellent, and then she works even harder to become even more excellent. In order to become even more excellent, she doesn't like to waste time. If it weren't for the limitations imposed by various human physiological needs, she would wish to use every single one of the 24 hours in a day for studying and exercising.

In fact, Horikita's efforts paid off, as her academic and athletic achievements were both top-notch.

She has always been proud of her hard work and excellence.

However, despite her strict self-discipline and hard work over the past decade, which resulted in her achieving so many excellent grades, she was still labeled a "good-for-nothing"!

Then all her hard work over the years has become a joke.

This is practically a denial of her efforts!

It negated her life!

Horikita cannot accept this outcome!

Horikita stared intently at Chabashira, hoping he would give her a satisfactory answer.

Horikita hopes that Chabashira will tell her: Class D is not all useless. In order to increase the uncertainty of class competition and give Class D a chance to be promoted to Class A in the future, the school will deliberately hide some gold in the trash. And she is that gold hidden in the trash.

"They're all trash? That's an exaggeration, it's not that bad," Chabashira replied.

Hearing this, Horikita breathed a sigh of relief.

However, the next moment.

"But it's pretty much the same."

Horikita:!

Chazhu continued, "This school groups students into classes based on their academic performance."

The best students are assigned to Class A, and the least capable are assigned to Class D.

At this point, Chazhu remembered Bai Lan's situation and added, "Well, the evaluation criteria mainly look at your entrance exams and interviews, as well as the historical records you left behind while studying at other schools in 'China'."

The point is to tell Bai Lan: You spent too little time in Japan and didn't leave much of a mark on 'China'. The school can't refer to your past records and can only rely on your entrance exam and interview. The school put you in Class D mainly because you didn't take the exam seriously, which led to your poor grades. I didn't mean to say you were really useless.

"I don't agree!"

After hearing Chabashira's explanation, Horikita immediately lost her temper: "My academic and physical education grades are both excellent! I shouldn't be in Class D! Someone as outstanding as me should be in Class A! You must have made a mistake!"

At this point, others chimed in.

"Yes! There must be a mistake!"

"It must be! We're definitely not the worst students; we got second place!"

"Yes, we're in Class B now. Only Class B can truly represent our level!"

Some students in the class who felt they had excellent academic performance, or who felt they were doing well in both academics and sports, said this.

"Hmph~ You're still not convinced? Just in time, last night, the school finished grading your test papers and compiled the rankings and average scores for the entire grade and each class, as well as the number of students who failed the test."

This is exactly what I'm about to announce.

Facts speak louder than words; just look at how you did on the exam.

Soon, a piece of paper was pasted on the blackboard.

The list above shows the names of all the students in the class, followed by numbers.

Not many, but everyone knows what these numbers mean.

After confirming that most of the people in Class D were ungrateful and wouldn't be overly enthusiastic about her because of the class ranking, Bai Lan felt much more relaxed and had a little more room to have some fun.

He joined in checking the class's grades, just to have some fun and kill time.

This quiz combines all five subjects onto one test paper, with each subject worth 20 points, for a total of 100 points. The scores for all five subjects are calculated together at the end.

The names are arranged in descending order of scores.

Bai Lan discovered that scores above 80 were extremely rare, there were only four of them.

Most people's scores were around 60.

However, there are also some top students who score above 90!

Of the four people who scored above 80, three scored above 90.

Horikita, Kogen-ji Temple, and that guy named Yukimura.

Another point to mention is that the sole candidate who scored over 80 points was Hirata.

They were assigned to Class D despite having such good academic performance, which clearly indicates that they have significant deficiencies in other areas.

Horikita and Kogenji both performed very well in physical education class, so it's safe to say they lost a lot of points because of their personalities and interpersonal skills.

As for Yukimura, his main problem was his poor physical condition, and his personality also played a part. Well, he was also the kind of person who overestimated his abilities and had a high opinion of himself.

There are top students in Class D.

But most of them are academic underachievers.

These numbers actually include some "amazing" scores of twenty-something points, or even ten-something points.

Among these owners with low scores are Sudo and Ike.

Compared to these people, Bai Lan realized that her score of 71, which she had deliberately achieved to avoid attracting attention, was actually somewhat noticeable, placing her seventh in the class...

Seriously, I'm impressed.

Ayanokouji probably took his previous advice to heart.

This time, Ayanokouji didn't get 50 points, but instead got 51 points.

"You've improved!" Bai Lan reached out and patted Ayanokouji on the shoulder, saying.

Ayanokouji turned around, nodded, and said, "It's all thanks to the good teaching of ordinary teachers."

Chashu kept an eye on Shirai out of the corner of her eye. When she saw Shirai running off to chat with Ayanokouji, she noticed that Shirai seemed to be in a very leisurely mood.

She nodded.

The plan goes through!

So, let's keep up the good work!

Soon, Chazhu spoke up: "Wow! Is this the strength that Class B should have? The class is full of elites. The teacher is very pleased. How did you all study in the past? The average score is 64 points. Below 32 points is a failing grade. Let me see... Great. If this were a formal exam, a total of 8 people in our class would have to drop out of school because they failed."

"What? Failing the exam means expulsion? You must be kidding me!"

Chi, who only scored 24 points, exclaimed in surprise.

"That's the school's rule, so if you feel you might fail the next official exam, please be prepared to drop out."

Ah, it's not just them. Although many people passed, because it's a combined exam of five subjects, there are bound to be some who are weak in certain subjects, and some who fail a particular subject on their own.

In the formal exam, the five subjects will be tested separately. If you fail even one of the five subjects, you will be expelled!

In addition, the next formal exam is the midterm exam, and the exam dates have been set for the 24th and 25th of this month, a total of two days.

"Ah!!!" Nearly half of the class couldn't help but scream.

"Huh? So many people think they'll be expelled? If that's the case, after the midterm exams, there will probably be less than half the students left in Class B, right?"

One more thing: except in special circumstances, if someone drops out of school, their class will lose points.

Unfortunately, failing an exam and being expelled is not considered a 'special circumstance'.

Therefore, with so many students being expelled after the midterm exams, their status in Class B is probably in jeopardy; they'll likely drop back to Class D, and some might not even be able to stay in Class D.

"How could you do this?" Chi persisted.

"As the teacher said, there are indeed too many idiots here."

While getting her nails done, Kougenji couldn't help but say something.

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"What do you mean? You failed too, didn't you?"

"Hmph, boy, are your eyes fully grown yet? Take a good look."

"Huh? Why isn't the name of Kougen-ji mentioned later? Huh?"

Chi finally found the name of Kogenji Temple on the very first piece of paper.

"I thought..."

"See? This is what Class D should look like. The reason you were able to get promoted to Class D is not because of your hard work."

Someone just gave you the answer, yet even if you copied the answer exactly, you still lost nearly 400 points.

Heh~

Chazhu's words seemed to be intentionally steer the conversation toward someone.

Jiuwu Mountain is famous for its wine.

Chabashira's words had a remarkable guiding effect, and everyone subconsciously looked at the "person who revealed the answer."

Tea Pillar: Now you finally know who the big shot is, right? Don't be silly, hurry up and hug him tight!

At this moment, however, all Bai Lan wanted to do was call the police.

85. Bai Lan's Reform

Under the gaze of dozens of eyes.

Bai Lan rolled her eyes first, then said with a nonchalant expression, "Actually, it's very simple not to get expelled."

The gazes of the crowd of savages became even more fervent.

Amidst the anticipation of everyone, Bai Lan continued, "Since failing the exam will result in expulsion, then just passing it will suffice."

Everyone:?