After breakfast, Takada Hikaru and the others arrived at the classroom.
"Takada-san, aren't you going to say it yet?" Andō Sayo, who was at the next desk, asked with so unease.
"Sayo-san, please don't rush." Takada Hikaru surveyed the classroom environnt. "At least wait until everyone is here."
Now, several groups were slowly forming in the classroom. The largest group was, without a doubt, centered around Ichinose Honami.
It had only been two days since school started, and Ichinose Honami had already gained the affection of many people, with many liking to gather around and talk to her.
Undoubtedly, she was at the top tier even among the popular students.
Sotis, Takada Hikaru would think that not everyone in Class B was an angel. It was just that under Ichinose Honami's influence, they consistently maintained their kind side.
"It's about ti."
Seeing that everyone in the class had arrived, Takada Hikaru walked to the podium and clapped his hands on the table a few tis.
Hearing the dull thud from the table, the students who were chatting imdiately quieted down, their gazes curiously turning towards the podium.
"Takada-san, is there sothing you need?"
Ichinose Honami smiled and asked the boy on the podium.
Her question was also the class's confusion.
"I'm going to share a secret about this school with you all. If you don't listen carefully, you'll spend the next three years of high school in regret."
After a brief opening, a cold voice echoed in Takada Hikaru's mind.
[Host action detected!]
[Now creating a Special Plot!]
Hearing the system's voice, Takada Hikaru felt satisfied in his heart.
As he expected, his initiative to disclose the school rules to Class B was indeed recognized by the system as a special plot.
Later, when the plot progressed to a certain extent, the events that happened now should be broadcast in the form of flashbacks, side stories, etc, appearing in the audience's view.
Although he couldn't gain Popularity Points now, as long as he perford well, Takada Hikaru would eventually gain Popularity Points from the audience, just a little slower.
"I'm sure you're all happy to have received 100,000 points and think the school will issue 100,000 every first of the month, but unfortunately, this is just a school trick."
Takada Hikaru began to explain the rules of this school.
The first month's quality assessnt, individual points and class points, class competition, only Class A can enjoy benefits, special exams, spending 20 million individual points to rise to Class A...
These pieces of information, which others would have to spend a lot of effort on, and perhaps even pay 2 million points as a price to obtain, were revealed by Takada Hikaru without reservation.
After finishing his explanation, Takada Hikaru remained on the podium, waiting for questions from his classmates.
"Takada-san."
A purple-haired boy from below the stage raised his hand and asked with a serious expression, "Can you confirm that what you said is true?"
If it were anyone else, encountering such a challenge, they would probably feel displeased.
I worked so hard to collect information for you, and I'm even telling you this information. Not only do you not thank , but you actually want to question ?
But Takada Hikaru didn't care at all. He never intended to convince the students in the class. He rely wanted to use this incident to create an image in front of the audience of being 'highly observant and understanding all the school's rules right from the start of school'.
As for whether the students in the class cared, or what results they achieved in the first month's quality assessnt, it had absolutely nothing to do with him.
"Ryūji-san, I don't need to provide proof." Takada Hikaru said with a light chuckle.
"What do you an?" Kanzaki Ryuji frowned in confusion, not even noticing that he had been called by his given na.
It was Ichinose Honami who reacted. "Takada-san probably ans that we'll know if what he said is true next month."
"But waiting until next month is too long." Kanzaki Ryuji's brows were tightly furrowed. "If there really is a quality assessnt, then we might fall behind Class A because we didn't perform well enough."
They had originally thought that by getting into Advanced Nurturing High School, they would usher in a successful life. However, they were told that they had to participate in inter-class competition, and only the best class would enjoy the benefits.
Both Kanzaki Ryūji and the other students in the class couldn't help but feel worried. In addition, there was still a glimr of hope in their hearts that what Takada Hikaru said was false. If it were false, they wouldn't need to be so nervous, nor would they need to work so hard. They could just lie flat and enjoy the school's benefits.
Therefore, not only Kanzaki Ryūji, but also the other students in the class hoped that Takada Hikaru could provide evidence.
"Kanzaki-san, you still haven't understood Takada-san's aning."
Ichinose Honami explained in a gentle voice, "If the first month's assessnt is about evaluating student quality, then all we can do is listen carefully in class, complete our howork on ti, and not be late or leave early. No matter what kind of school this is, it won't punish students who abide by the school rules and do their duty."
Upon hearing this, Kanzaki Ryūji's frown relaxed. "I understand what you an. It ans that whether what Takada-san says is true or false, doing our duty as students has no downside for us."
"If Takada-san is telling the truth, then we might very well pass the first month's quality assessnt, and by getting fewer deductions, we could reach Class A."
Kanzaki Ryüji looked at the boy on the podium. "Takada-san, is what I said correct?"
Takada Hikaru lightly tapped the table with his finger, a playful smile on his face. "You want to rise to Class A in the first month? Ryūji-san, it seems you are a very ambitious person."
"However, my well-intentioned advice ends here. I'm not interested in how you perform from now on."
With that, Takada Hikaru stepped down from the podium and returned to his seat.
"Takada-san, what do you an by that?"
Kanzaki Ryuji narrowed his eyes, looking sharply at him, and slowly said, "Could it be that after providing crucial information to everyone, you believe your contribution to the class is sufficient, and you won't assist the class in future special exams?"
"Kanzaki-san, please don't put it so harshly."
Seeing that the situation was getting tense, Ichinose Honami quickly spoke up to diate, "Takada-san was willing to selflessly share information with us, he's definitely not that kind of person."
Kanzaki Ryuji paused, then lowered his head. "My apologies, I couldn't find a better way to phrase it at the mont. Although it's still rude, I truly want to know Takada-san's thoughts."
As he spoke, the class's attention fell on Takada Hikaru. They also wanted to know what he ant earlier.
"Ryūji-san, your guess about is largely correct."
Takada Hikaru knew this was a plot point that could showcase him as Class B's lone wolf, and he needed to seize the opportunity.
"In each exam, what is the exam that creates the biggest gap between classes?" Takada Hikaru asked.
Kanzaki Ryūji frowned, pondered for a mont, and replied, "This month's quality assessnt?"
"That's right." Takada Hikaru clapped his hands encouragingly. "Each year, Class B is outpaced by Class A by about 200 class points in the quality assessnt. This ans that before the special exams even truly begin, Class B is already 200 points behind Class A."
"Moreover, according to the school's selection criteria, Class A is generally more outstanding than Class B in terms of overall ability."
"Their level is already inferior to others, and they are 200 points behind before the special exams even start, which undoubtedly increases the difficulty of becoming Class A."
"By revealing the quality assessnt matter on the second day of school, I've essentially helped you make up for the initial 200 points lost and eliminated Class A's opportunity to lead us from the start. Isn't that contribution enough?"
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