Chương 34: Gold in the Sand

It was around that time that Ayanokouji and Horikita Suzune discovered that they weren't the only clever people who paid attention to "personal points."

"Instead of wasting time on such trivial things, aren't you curious about the personal points this school gives us?"

Today is the last day of the month. According to what Teacher Chabashira said before, today is the day to distribute individual points, right?

Hearing Yangcheng and Ayanokouji discussing such a boring topic as how to be popular, Horikita Suzune, who was standing next to them, put down her schoolbag and asked softly without even turning her head.

Looking at the other students in the class, who were also waiting expectantly for their personal points to be distributed, and discussing what they planned to buy after receiving their new personal points, I noticed that they were also waiting for their points to be distributed.

"If a student receives the equivalent of 100, 000 yen in personal points per month, the annual expenditure would be at least 300 million yen."

As always, Brother Lu kept a low profile, neither revealing his conjecture nor directly answering Lingyin's question, but instead rationally providing data.

"We're not likely to be issuing any new personal points this month. Leaving aside the other students, you two should still have a good number of personal points on hand, right?"

Hearing Yang Cheng's answer, Lingyin looked surprised. Although she also realized the importance of personal points, she dared not say for sure that personal points would not be distributed today.

"Just as Ayanokouji said before, the school is not a charity. Even the government can't afford to spend 300 million yen a year."

And have you forgotten what Mr. Chabashira said before? In this school, as long as you have personal points, you can buy anything.

Of course, this naturally includes intelligence!

As Yang Cheng finished speaking, Lingyin stood up in surprise. Clearly, she had never imagined that personal points could be used in this way.

"I see. So you used your personal points to buy information from upperclassmen at the school?"

Compared to the aloof, long-haired, black-haired beauty, Lu Ge was clearly more perceptive, immediately thinking of Yang Cheng's intelligence-buying target.

"Haven't you noticed? The seniors in Class A at school lead a much more refined life than the seniors in Class D."

If both are allocated 100, 000 personal points per month, why is there such a difference?

Moreover, whether it's the second or third grade, Class A always receives the best treatment among the four classes, while Class D is the most impoverished. Is this just a coincidence?

I work at the school's coffee shop, but I'm not just earning personal points.

As a place for casual conversation and relaxation at school, you can often glean a lot of useful information from there.

Yang Cheng's words clearly piqued Lingyin's interest. Her purpose in entering this school was to catch up with the older brother she admired.

But the implication that Yang Cheng just made seemed to suggest that their Class D was the worst class.

Just as Rin was about to ask Yosei something, Class D's homeroom teacher, Chabashira Sae, walked in.

The other party was a beautiful woman dressed in an office lady's suit, with her hair tied in a long ponytail, and an exceptionally stunning figure.

When Chabashira Sae walked into the classroom, many students immediately asked why their personal points for the month had not yet been credited to their accounts.

When confronted with questions from the students of Class D, Chabashira Sae sneered with a mocking expression, "You guys are really stupid."

This month you were late or absent 98 times and used your phones in class 391 times. Your performance will directly affect your grades.

This is a prestigious institution for nurturing social elites, not a breeding ground for educational garbage and parasites. Your rating this month is zero, so naturally, your personal points are also zero.

Hearing Chabashira Sae's merciless sarcasm, some students in Class D began to lose their composure and questioned why, as their homeroom teacher, they hadn't made such an important matter clear from the beginning.

"That's why I said you guys are hopelessly stupid. I told you from the beginning, this is a school that prioritizes merit."

In the other first-grade classes, their teachers didn't give them much explanation at the beginning, but the students figured it out on their own.

This is a school. If you need to be forced by others to become better, you might as well pack your things and go home.

Do you know why you're in Class D? It's because your overall quality is inferior to other classes; you've been judged as a group of flawed individuals.

And now the result is obvious, isn't it? You unsurprisingly received the lowest score.

The homeroom teacher's blunt words greatly angered the students in Class D.

However, in the face of their anger, Chabashira Saeko remained unconcerned and continued, "Instead of being powerless and furious here, what you should be thinking about next is how to continue living in this school."

As I mentioned before, all purchases at this school rely on personal points.

Although the cafeteria does offer free meals, even the most meager ones are barely enough to fill one's stomach.

As your class advisor, I'll give you another piece of information: in this school, besides the school's fixed methods for awarding individual points, you can also obtain points through other channels.

Even some of you have long since realized this and taken action accordingly.

After leaving those words, Chabashira Sae glanced at Yosei sitting in the last row, then turned and left the classroom, leaving the noisy crowd behind.

Chabashira Sae had been watching D's performance all this time.

She had initially thought that Class D, which she was teaching this time, would still be a bunch of hopeless cases.

However, during her observation, a few rather unusual individuals came into his view.

As the class advisor for Class D, he already had individual data sheets for Yang Cheng and his classmates when they enrolled.

Horikita Suzune and Koenji Rokusuke both possess remarkable learning and athletic abilities.

The reason they were sent to Class D was mainly due to their personality flaws: one was self-centered and the other was extremely narcissistic and did things his own way.

However, during her month of observation, Chabashira Sae discovered that besides the two of them, there were two other particularly interesting guys in the class.

Minami Hisashi and Ayanokouji Kiyotaka were not particularly outstanding in terms of entrance exam scores, nor did they demonstrate any exceptional talent in physical ability.

But this time, her performance was far beyond her expectations.

Leaving aside Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, Minami Hisa not only keenly perceived the importance of personal points, but even shortly after enrolling, he already knew how to make good use of his personal points.

This made Chabashira Sae feel that there might be some real gold mixed in with the sand in Class D.

(I've been recommended to advance to the second round, thanks to all my good brothers for reading and giving me monthly tickets.) However, the second round of competition will be even more brutal. I hope you guys can help me out again. Remember to keep reading, and it would be even better if you could help me climb the rankings with your monthly tickets. Thank you so much (￣∇￣).