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

Isn't this nonsense?

If Bai Lan hadn't said these things, she would definitely have been criticized.

However, these words came from Bai Lan's mouth.

That's different.

Bai Lan saved the class's score of 600 with just a few words when she enrolled.

Based on past experience, his words now may have some deeper meaning, which could save those who want to drop out of school!

"So how can I pass the exam?" Hirata asked Bai Lan, taking the lead for the class.

He did this mainly because he was worried that Shirai's Japanese was "not good," and that her answers would infuriate the person asking the question.

With the thought that "if I don't go to hell, who will?", Hirata asked the question first.

As Hirata-team member Shirai spoke, her eyes were full of pleading, as if to say, "Give me some face, don't be too harsh."

However, Hirata thought Bai Lan was quite intelligent and secretly hoped that Bai Lan could come up with some solution.

However.......

"Isn't that obvious? You failed the test because you didn't study well, so hurry up and study!" Bai Lan calmed down a bit, then replied with a "Are you stupid?" look on her face.

Everyone was stunned.

Isn't that just stating the obvious?

Hirata asked, "But there are only twenty-odd days left until the midterm exams, and many people simply don't have enough time to study. Are there any tips or tricks?"

Bai Lan: "Trying to take a shortcut?"

Hirata: "Really?"

Bai Lan: "Yes, plenty."

Everyone was happy.

Hirata: "Tell me, for example?"

Bai Lan: "Cheating."

Upon hearing this, everyone was startled and then cautiously turned to look at the podium.

Is it really okay to discuss cheating in front of the teacher?

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, Chazhu rolled his eyes and then lowered his head to look at the textbook in his hand.

Hirata breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that Chabashira didn't pursue the matter, and continued to ask, "For example?"

Bai Lan: "Control the score."

Hirata: "Control points?"

Bai Lan: "If everyone gets a perfect score, that's impossible, but isn't it easy for everyone to get a zero?"

Hirata: "Everyone got zero points?"

Bai Lan: "Please, the passing score in your country isn't fixed like ours; it's set at 'half the class average'."

In other words, whether you pass or fail depends not on the difficulty of the exam, nor on the school or the teacher, but on yourselves.

"If you can convince those high-achieving students to deliberately get low scores, wouldn't it be a breeze to get everyone to pass?"

Bai Lan said this mainly because he still owed Hirata a favor.

In order to repay Hirata's favor, he couldn't let Hirata's lie to the class be exposed.

Therefore, he can't easily break the "good guy" persona that Hirata initially gave him, or more accurately, the persona of "a good guy with a foul mouth."

Well, she can't just break her persona while she's at it, so Bai Lan has to break it in a planned way!

Yes, he planned to take this opportunity to see if he could break the troublesome "good guy" persona while removing Hirata from the picture!

Bai Lan's method of "controlling scores" sounds great at first glance. As long as everyone is united and cooperates, they can easily pass the test.

actually not.

In fact, this method is still very crude and has many pitfalls. To successfully implement it, these pitfalls need to be filled in; otherwise, they will become traps that harm ourselves...

After hearing Bai Lan's words, Hirata didn't think too much about it and exclaimed with delight, "That's right! It can be done that way! So, as long as everyone is willing to unite, everyone can easily pass!"

Then, Hirata looked around happily and said to his classmates, "Everyone, did you hear that? As long as we unite and cooperate with each other, no one will drop out of school because of failing a grade!"

Instantly, everyone in the class cheered and jumped for joy, as if it were New Year's Day.

Chi, who was second to last, said happily, "That's right! We need to unite. What if we all get zero on the test? Then the average score will be zero, and the passing score will also be zero. There's no way anyone could get a score below zero, right?"

"Yeah! Yeah! As long as everyone gets zero, everything will be fine."

"Yes! Zero points is great!"

"Yes, yes! We are a team, we must stick together."

.......

However, this was not a celebration for everyone.

Nearly half of the people had furrowed brows and gloomy expressions.

They are all students who score around 50 points and have a relatively balanced performance across all subjects, making them quite safe.

They didn't face any risk of dropping out of school.

Controlling scores is of no benefit to them; it only adds trouble and may even create unnecessary risks!

Soon, one of them couldn't help but say, "Get a zero on the final exam? No way!"

After someone took the lead, the others chimed in.

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"Why should we sacrifice our own academic achievements to help those of you who have no desire to learn?"

"Exactly. Keeping them around will only hold us back. If we expel them, it might actually make it easier for us to get into the A class."

"Moreover, doing this might anger the school and could result in points being deducted."

"How about this, the lowest score in our class is Sudo's 14 points."

"Hey! Why do you have to mention my name at a time like this, Ike? Are you looking for trouble? You only got twenty-something points, how good are you?" Sudo Ike retorted, mentioning his appalling score.

However, although he was being sarcastic, it was clear that he was actually in a good mood after discovering that there was a way to resolve the crisis of dropping out of school, and he couldn't suppress the smile on his face.

"Ah, don't be angry, don't be angry... Considering the issue of uneven performance in different subjects, it's best if everyone doesn't score more than 20 points in each subject on the final exam. That way, if we all score around ten points in each subject, we can guarantee that the whole class will pass!"

"Are you planning to study for the next 20 days or so, with a score in the teens? Are you just going to wait for us to feed you?"

Jiuwu Mountain is famous for its wine.

"That's not OK!"

"How can you guarantee that everyone can control their scores well? Even if you only choose the easiest questions, there's still a chance of carelessness and making mistakes!"

"Yeah, a mere ten points? It's just a matter of one multiple-choice question! But if you miss one multiple-choice question, you might fail!"

"Yes! And if some people deliberately do more questions to avoid making a mistake, failing to control their score, and being expelled, thus increasing their average score, then the possibility of failing will become higher and higher."

But we're all facing the same risk!

"Pah! We could have easily passed anyway, there was no need to take such a risk."

"Then just get a zero."

"I already said it would anger the school."

"It's just a deduction of points, right? It's better than being expelled."

"The points deduction affects everyone's points, but we don't have to drop out of school. In the end, we're the ones who suffer! All the benefits go to you!"

"Moreover, the 'passing score is half the average score' is only the assessment method for this time. After we all get zero scores, the school may change the rules."

"That's right. If the school fixes this loophole and sets the passing score at 30, 50, or even 60, those of you who are going to drop out will eventually be expelled."

Even some students who could have scored 40 or 50 points but were at risk of dropping out, though not necessarily having to drop out before, are now forced to do so!

......

The class erupted into another argument, with some even resorting to personal attacks.

When it came to their own interests, many students in Class D became quick-witted and soon uncovered all the hidden pitfalls in Bai Lan's method of "controlling scores."

Before the argument escalated into a full-blown quarrel, Hirata quickly intervened to mediate:

"Everyone, stop arguing. If there's a problem, let's find a solution and discuss it calmly. Don't resort to insults; it doesn't benefit anyone..."

Hirata managed to appease both sides with great difficulty.

After being calmed down, both sides continued to glare at each other.

During this time, Bai Lan watched the play.

Seeing that there was no show to watch, Bai Lan suddenly remembered that she had things to do.

After the class quieted down, Bai Lan spoke up quickly: "Teacher Chazhu, I have a question."

The sudden voice immediately drew the attention of the whole class.

Upon realizing that the speaker was Bai Lan, the two people who were glaring at each other began to have their own thoughts.

Yup!

You know, Bai Lan was the one who got them promoted to Class B with just a few words!

He's ruthless and doesn't talk much, but every word he utters is meaningful!

Therefore, since Bai Lan has proposed this idea, there must be a way to solve these problems in a way that both sides are willing to accept!

With that in mind, everyone once again focused their expectant gazes on Bai Lan.

Bai Lan ignored them and just looked at the tea pillar.

Tea Pillar: "What's the problem?"

Bai Lan: "I would like to know the detailed points deducted from our class last month."

"Um, I'm sorry, this is information that cannot be released casually."