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Ah, of course, it would be a different story if Horikita Manabu were willing to spend money to buy such a protection point for her sister.

Unfortunately, he didn't contribute any money.

The third grade is at a crucial time with the final exams approaching. Although there are surplus points, it is clear that the more personal points one has, the more reassured one feels, as these can act as a form of insurance.

Of course, as a way of supporting and appreciating his sister's change, he did have a brief conversation with Asakusa Tetsu, planning to leave some of his personal points with Class A as insurance.

Of course, Horikita Suzune herself must not know.

If she finds out, things will change. The purpose of insurance is simply to provide protection, not to give her undue courage.

Therefore, after eliminating Horikita Suzune, a woman who would never have been an option in the first place.

There are only two candidates to consider.

Kikyo Kushida, or Megumi Karuizawa.

The former is because if left unattended, she will inevitably become that option; the latter is because her insecurity will require her to become that option.

What is right and what is necessary.

Asakusa Toru chose the former.

Isn't the sense of security I provide enough?

Thus, the list of holders of protection points was determined.

However, the class vote is not only to select the first place, but also to select the last place.

Four students from four classes would have to drop out. If all of them were saved, it would cost 80 million, enough to transfer students from four classes.

If everyone were a beautiful girl, Asakusa Tetsu might not have been so stingy with this little bit of effort.

Unfortunately not.

Therefore, in some classes, someone is destined to drop out.

Ike Kanji, who was last in Class A of the first year and transferred to the class during the exam period, was shocked and dropped out of school.

In Class 1-B, the last place went to Kito Hayabusa, who was widely expected to be the best candidate. Sakayanagi Arisu didn't have enough personal points and was expelled.

Yuya Tokito, the last-place student in Class C of the first year, was expelled from school by Ryuen Sho, who acted like a tyrant without any reason.

Class D, Grade 1, last place, Koenji Rokusuke.

Under incredulous gazes, and with a vote that met with popular demand.

Koenji Rokusuke was forced to drop out of school.

It's quite interesting that the most powerful person was expelled from the D class, which he despised the most, due to their flaws.

This was the most interesting part of this otherwise dull class vote.

It's a pity that Asakusa Tetsu didn't get to witness Koenji Rokusuke's embarrassing behavior when he was expelled from school.

It must have been a truly magnificent scene.

what?

As the son of a chaebol, Koenji must have received a lot of points as collateral, so why was he still expelled from school?

Just kidding. Even if it's a scam, he's only received ten million over the years. Even if he's a chaebol heir, even if he made many promises to his seniors.

The money for senior students is limited, and only the funds in their personal accounts can be directly transferred. Those that cannot be transferred will have to wait until the end of the final special exam before the money is transferred.

At least for now, there's no way he can get 20 million to cancel his withdrawal from school.

It was also his fault for being too complacent. Because the situation had stabilized, he didn't do much. Although the biggest flaw, Yamauchi, was expelled, he thought, "Don't we still have Ike Kanji and Suto Ken, Yamauchi's two teammates in Class D?"

It's impossible for him to drop out of school on his own, right?

In fact, this judgment is reasonable.

Kanji Ike did indeed replace Haruki Yamauchi as the most disliked person in Class D. The resentment that was once directed at Yamauchi was also directed at Kanji Ike. Similarly, the responsibility for Yosuke Hirata's voluntary withdrawal from school was also placed on his shoulders.

If Koenji Rokusuke were to lobbied a little, suppress his excessive narcissism, and humble himself a bit... to get closer to some people, or promise them a little benefit.

That way, it would be easy to concentrate the votes on Kanji Ike.

And that's exactly what he did.

Unfortunately, this happened while the exam was in progress.

Before the result is determined at the most crucial moment.

In a showdown-like, threatening manner, Asakusa Toru approached Ike Kanji.

“You know you should be expelled, right?” he said.

"As expected, isn't it?" Asakusa Tetsu spread his hands toward Ike Kanji: "From the moment Yamauchi Haruki withdrew from school, or more precisely, from the day Hirata Yosuke, who voluntarily withdrew after Yamauchi Haruki's withdrawal, disappeared, you should have anticipated this outcome."

"If a special exam includes the option of expulsion, you will inevitably become that sacrifice."

It is obvious that although there are many flawed products in Class D, they have all come together to form small groups with distinct relationships.

The group, led by Kikyo Kushida, has a network of relationships that extends throughout the first-year students.

A group of gyaru (gal) girls led by Kei Karuizawa.

The group is led by Yosuke Hirata and includes both men and women.

Finally, there's the last group, a trashy group with Haruki Yamauchi as the absolute core and the lower-ranking boys.

We are all flawed products, so there's no question of one discriminating against the other.

But it is precisely because everyone is a defective product that there is a more serious phenomenon of discrimination and contempt.

This stability could be maintained while Hirata Yosuke was still around, but when Hirata Yosuke was gone, malice would erupt without any attempt to conceal it.

In fact, Ike Kanji had already felt obvious exclusion and bullying, but it did not escalate into direct bullying because of the cameras.

I'm staying here purely because I can't bear to give up the tuition-free school and the school environment, or perhaps I'll take another cruise next year.

But, upon closer examination, does he really want to endure two years of bullying because of these things?

Chapter 291 is completely incomprehensible.

The answer is naturally no.

The psychological trauma of being bullied is difficult to repair, and even though he had never been bullied, Kanji Ike was well aware of this.

He absolutely, absolutely, absolutely would not expect to be bullied.

So he had to escape before that happened.

Now that first grade is almost over, it's a perfect time.

There was just enough time for him to prepare for his transfer to a second-year school. Although he hadn't studied very hard throughout the year, he had experienced a series of exciting and enriching school activities, including a cruise ship trip, a deserted island trip, a sports festival trip, and a forest school trip. That was enough for him to brag about to others.

Of course, compared to these later considerations and deliberations.

The real deciding factor, however, was this statement by Toru Asakusa.

"Do you want to 'get revenge' on those people?" he said.

"Let the high and mighty son of a conglomerate become a sacrifice chosen by the flawed members of Class D to be expelled, let Koenji Rokusuke become the first ultimate failure to be evaluated as a flawed member and expelled by the flawed members themselves, and at the same time, let your dear classmates bear the hostility of the son of a conglomerate."

"What? If you drop out of school with Koenji, will he retaliate against you?"

"It's okay. As long as you spread the news that he was expelled from Class D all over the internet, he will stop."

Of course, not necessarily.

But who cares?

No one cares whether Ike Kanji will face retaliation after dropping out of school.

Including himself.

Therefore, before the final voting results were announced, Kanji Ike was transferred to Class A.

All the criticism votes written by Class D against Ike Kanji were marked as invalid, while the criticism votes written by Class A in advance became valid.

This is a judgment result that has been confirmed in advance using personal points.

The class voting has now concluded.

Number of students dropping out of school.

4 people.

In fact, if the normal procedure is followed, the class should lose 300 class points for each student who withdraws. Similarly, canceling withdrawals will also result in the same outcome.

The entire grade will lose 1200 class points, excluding Class D.

It is a huge injury.

But perhaps it was because of the teachers' reasoned arguments, or perhaps it was because Yuecheng, who implemented this special exam from the beginning, never intended to use it to suppress students' class points.

This additional special exam will only result in expulsion of students, and will not deduct class points.

After all, although this school has committed many evils, the forced expulsion of students is indeed unprecedented.

Therefore, the current student distribution in each first-grade class...

Class A, Grade 1, has 43 students.

Class B, Grade 1, 38 students.

Class C, Year 1, 38 students.

Class D, Year 1, 35 students.

I didn't readily transfer anyone to another class after the sports festival because I was worried about unpredictable results in this class vote.

Logically speaking, if Asakusa Tetsu didn't want his expulsion to affect the class, he should have voluntarily chosen to be expelled during this special exam.

After all, dropping out after this point doesn't offer the same benefit of not losing class points; it requires a real loss of 300 class points.

But he stayed anyway.

Even if he only stays for less than a month.

Well...

It's okay if I transfer to Class D first and then drop out.

Anyway, there are no points to deduct from Class D.

The class vote is long over; let's go back to the present, March 8th.

The final special exam for first graders has begun.

......

"Now I will begin announcing the final exam of the year."

Hoshinomiya Chie spoke these words as she stood on the stage.

'Selection Project Examination'

That's the name of this special exam.

Project selection, project selection.

First, the class collectively decides on ten items to choose from.

Anything is fine: board games, sports, culture.

You can fill in any area you feel you have a winning advantage in.

Of course, it's not entirely free; schools will selectively judge the legitimacy and popularity of the items entered.

For example, doing ○ is a very common but improper activity in schools.

For example, the analysis of Toru Asakusa's diary is a project that seems legitimate but is not popular.

In short, whether something is mainstream or not, legitimate or illegitimate, is determined by the school. The school will be lenient to a certain extent, but will not blatantly disregard the justice of the rules.

In other words, you can increase the legitimacy of a submitted project by spending money, and you can also decrease the legitimacy of another project by spending money.

Of course, these are all small tricks that can be used in fair competition during exams.

But for Asakusa Tetsu at this moment, such methods are no longer necessary.

The reason he waited until this moment was not only to bring his advanced education life to a perfect end at the end of his first year, but also because he wanted a stage like the project selection exam.