I just hope to live a leisurely life in the world of anime.

(The moment Chabashira Sae walked into the classroom, she looked around at the students with a surprised expression.)

An unusual atmosphere filled the classroom as all the students held their breath, awaiting her impending revelation of her sincerity.

Ok……

Aurelia, who was sitting behind Anshu and playing with his hair, and the little girl who was sleeping next to Anshu, are not included.

"Teacher, didn't you say the results would be announced today? When exactly?"

On stage, Chashu Sae kept observing everyone without saying a word. It was Hirata Yosuke, the class representative, who broke the silence.

"Hirata, you don't need to be so excited. Shouldn't that level of exam be a piece of cake?" Chabashira Sae smiled faintly, seemingly in a good mood.

It was much better than she had expected.

"...When was that?" Hirata laughed awkwardly and repeated his question.

"Go ahead and be happy, I'll announce it now. Because if I say it after school, I might not be able to complete all the necessary procedures."

If that's the case, she'll naturally have to work overtime.

Although working overtime has become part of Japanese culture, not everyone is willing to work overtime, especially unpaid overtime.

"What...does this mean?"

Hirata became anxious, especially when he saw that the faint smile on Chabashira Sae's face had faded.

"Don't be nervous, I'll announce it right away."

She rolled up her sleeves, which were about to slip down, back to her wrists and picked up a few magnets from the podium.

He then turned around, unfolded the large white newspaper he was holding, and used a magnet to fix the newspaper to the blackboard.

"To be honest, I admire you. I didn't expect you to get such high scores. You tied for first place in math, Chinese, and social studies, which means that more than ten people got full marks."

Chashu Sae paused, glancing meaningfully at some of the people, but didn't say anything.

A student's usual behavior can be a good indicator of their academic performance. For example, a student who sleeps in class every day might get a perfect score.

Hmm...it seems to actually work.

The student council president from the next class praised her in the office this morning, in front of Ansho.

Of course, I didn't mean to flatter him; I was just surprised and incredulous.

You should know that besides sleeping in class, she spends her time reading extracurricular books. But even with this kind of study habits, she got full marks in all subjects on the last quiz and full marks in all subjects on the midterm exam this time.

However, despite this, not everyone is like Sima Miori. At least, Chabashira Sae doesn't believe it.

Even someone like An Tong, whose grades were twice identical to those of the student council president from the neighboring class, wasn't she paying attention in class?

Hmm... there's another Aurelia in the class this time.

She also got full marks in all subjects, and I thought that as a foreigner who had suddenly transferred to the school, her grades wouldn't be good.

The result was unexpected, yet also reasonable.

After all, he is someone related to An Shu.

When they talked about the girl next door this morning, the conversation turned to An Shu again. As a result, everyone discovered that all the girls around An Shu had the same grades, and none of them were bad.

Well, the reason I say "currently around" is because I have no idea whether An Shu will have other girls in the future.

After all, a sudden transfer of Aurelia, or perhaps several more later, or maybe... his current companion...

After all, being a woman makes one especially sensitive, especially since I'm a teacher myself. When that girl was teaching, she would always unconsciously drift off into a daze when she saw An Shu's back.

I wonder if that guy has realized that there are people around him who like him.

Chabashira Sae controlled her gaze, making sure it didn't drift towards the girl, because everyone was watching her, and any unintentional action she took might be misunderstood.

And all of this finally made Chabashira Sae feel that there was hope for her class.

She observed the reactions of the students in the class. Most of them showed relaxed smiles. She also noticed that the most popular student in the class made eye contact with the genius who finally did not get a perfect score of 50 on the test.

Is it because I didn't circle the names in red beforehand to indicate that I failed? After all, the last time the results were announced, the number of people who failed was circled, so I was glad I didn't see it this time.

She gave a cold laugh and immediately picked up the red pen.

But I still need to explain the rules first, so that they don't start arguing and make me unable to speak.

"I didn't explain it to you last time, so some of you might still be unaware. This time, I'll tell you how the school determines the passing score."

The process is different for each class. For example, in English, the average score is calculated by dividing the total class score by 2:149.2 by 27, then dividing by 2 again. Half of this average score is the passing score. Therefore, the passing score for English this time should be 39.8.

Chazuki Sakae fell silent, picked up a red pen, and tapped the blackboard with the pen cap, making a "tap-tap" sound.

Then draw a prominent red line under the last person's name in the English score.

“Sudo, 39 in English. I hope your withdrawal report will be on my desk before school ends. And your exam paper…” Before everyone could react, Chabashira Sae rummaged through the materials she had just brought in. She pulled out one of the papers. “Your exam paper is here. It was graded by teachers from four different classes, so it should be correct. If you find any problems, you can come and give me feedback. But I think…”

Chabashira Sae slammed the test paper onto the podium, looked at her students with a cold smile, and added what she hadn't finished saying: "It should be unnecessary."

After he finished speaking, the classroom fell into a deathly silence.

Meanwhile, a certain lazy teaching assistant was desperately trying to complain.

I originally thought that with the addition of two people, things would change and maybe that could alter that guy's fate, but it turns out it's exactly the same.

The passing score and the score I got were exactly the same as before.

and so……

Is this the convergence of world lines, an inevitable fate, or simply some equally lazy loli who's too lazy to think about anything else and is just copying the original work?

Hmm, it's probably not that important...

I have a fever QAQ###

I feel groggy, my nose is stuffy, and I accidentally swallowed a pill while taking medicine—it tastes so bitter QAQ

I've been typing for half an hour, and I don't even know what I've typed QAQ

The update was supposed to be tomorrow morning, so I'll have to wait until tomorrow night to catch up QAQ

Also, the temperature has dropped significantly, so remember to keep warm!

Goodnight qvq

###Chapter 460 If it's rounding###

"There are no errors to correct..."

After carefully reviewing Sudo's exam paper and comparing it with the answer key, Hirata shook his head with a heavy expression.

Sudo usually gets along with Hirata, but now that this has happened, it seems that the one most worried about Sudo is actually our class monitor, Hirata Yosuke.

"Oh, is that alright? That's settled then. Sudo, you can print the withdrawal report at the registrar's office."

On stage, Mr. Chazhu crossed his arms and smiled coldly, scratching his long hair behind his ear in a masculine manner, and continued to preside over the class meeting.

However, the beginning is also the end.

"That's it, nothing more. The rest of the students did very well and passed without a doubt. To avoid failing the next final exam, you should work hard to improve yourselves. If no one is expelled by the end of the final exam, then I will take you on a luxury cruise."

She softened her tone, changed the subject, and left the classroom after saying those words.

He paused at the door for a moment, then turned back to look at the classroom.

Our gazes intertwined...

Because I was staring straight at her, I didn't even have time to react when I wanted to look down and avoid her.

And what did that look in her eyes mean?

I don't quite understand, but right now the important thing is the harsh reality.

Sudo seemed completely stunned and at a loss for what to do.

Can you just drop out of school like that...?

This brought some students who had been hoping for the best to their senses back to reality, or rather, they were shocked.

The best proof is that when Teacher Chabashira mentioned the reward for passing the final exam, no one reacted.

They probably thought the school was just making empty threats, and at most might issue a warning or something similar...

I didn't expect it to be real right away.

"Hmm... Hirata-kun, it's no use looking at me like that. I'm just an ordinary teaching assistant, and I can't decide your homeroom teacher's opinion."

A helpless voice rang out, and I looked in the direction of the sound and saw Hirata going to Mr. Anshu's desk.

"Teacher Anshu, is there really no way? It would be such a shame if Sudo were to be expelled just because of this!" Kushida pleaded as well.

"Actually... it's probably for the best that he got expelled."

Before Teacher Anshu could respond, another voice rang out.

I don't know whose it is.

The whispers were so soft that it was impossible to tell if the boys or girls were speaking. They were audible because the classroom's quiet hadn't yet been completely broken.

Based on a general sense of direction, it was one of the people in the middle who said it.

This expression of disdain caused quite a stir in the class.

"that is……"

"I used to be late for school every day, so hopefully if I leave, the class will deduct fewer points from my grades."

"..."

He wasn't exactly abandoned by everyone, since nobody was close to him.

I looked at Sudo, who was still sitting there blankly, lost in thought, without reacting.

"Everyone! We're classmates after all..."

The situation was getting a little out of control, and Kushida quickly turned around and loudly interrupted them, "This is so unfair to Sudo..."

"Exactly, everyone, stop saying things like that!"

Hirata, who was the class monitor, also stood up.