Practical teaching: Starting from the soul traveling through Dragon Garden

Chapter 336 Agreeing to Drop Out

The exam on the second day arrived as scheduled. Sakagami Digital stood on the podium and read out the first exam question. At the same time, other classes were also facing the first question at the same time.

Please select the class you will be competing against in the next final exam.

There were three options. Since the first vote could not be discussed, the votes in Ryuen's class were not that concentrated. Most people chose Class C. After all, Horikita's class did have the worst results on paper. A few people chose Class D, which was understandable. After all, the class led by Himeno could really take advantage of the situation. What surprised Ryuen was that two people actually chose Class B, wanting to compete head-on with Sakayanagi's class on paper.

One of the votes was cast by Ryuuen, not because Ryuuen really intended to compete with Class B, but just to prevent all members from passing the first vote.

Since the first question was not passed unanimously, it is time for discussion.

"Choose Class D."

Ryuen spoke, and although most of the students who chose Class C could not understand, they all followed Ryuen's orders.

Next question, you are planning to go on an educational trip in late November. Please select the place you wish to go.

A: Hokkaido
B: Kyoto

C: Okinawa

The choices for this question were very average, with all three options being pretty much the same. This seemingly easy question was actually the most difficult to reach consensus on.

Even in Class B, it took some time to gather opinions on this question, so Ryuuen naturally didn't need to consider other people's opinions: "Choose B."

The reason for choosing Kyoto is very simple. Ryuen thinks the geisha performances there are very interesting, but Ryuen will not explain this reason to others.

The first two questions were very easy. After all, whether it was the final exam or the educational trip, neither would have any practical impact on the students who chose them. A relaxed atmosphere spread all of a sudden, and people thought that the next two questions would be equally gentle. However, from Mr. Sakagami's serious expression, it was obvious that the next two questions were the key points, and the school would not be so kind as to hold a boring exam.

The third question has no title, only three options and one note.

A: The individual points issued by the school each month will be reset to zero, but three people will be randomly selected from the class to receive protection points.

B: The number of individual points issued by the school each month will be halved, but one person in the class can be designated to receive protection points.

C: The personal scores of the five students from the bottom of the class will be reset to zero in the next exam.

Note: After selection, the implementation effect will be valid for half a year.

The first vote went as Long Yuan expected, with more than half of the people choosing option C. It was understandable that those who chose this option should be those with good grades.

A small number of people chose option B, and no one chose A. After all, the school gives the most points to Class A every month. Even if it is halved, it is still more than before in Class C. It would be a great loss if all points were reset to zero.

If the previous two questions did not require any explanation from Long Yuan, then this question would require a few more words. Even a regime established on the basis of violence requires a certain degree of fairness to maintain its rule.

"Choose C. The points of the bottom five will be reset to zero. Half of the points will be compensated to them from the class funds. The remaining half will be a punishment for your slackness in study."

The reason why Longyuan did not compensate the bottom five students with all the class funds was to encourage those students with poor academic performance to work harder. Compensating half of the money would not make their lives too difficult.

Class B also chose the same option, but now that Class B is ruled by Katsuragi, he chose to use the class funds to fully compensate the last five. This is understandable, after all, he still needs to win people's hearts, and the Sakayanagi faction may counterattack at any time.

Unexpectedly, Class C chose Option B, and the designated protector was Horikita. Class D chose Option A. After all, the school didn't give out many points, and Himeno also needed to win people's hearts. In her plan, points were mainly obtained through exam rewards, rather than relying on the little relief money the school gave out every month.

Being in Class D, the probability of being expelled is the highest. Himeno is worried that if someone drops out of the class, he will have to step down. After all, no one was expelled when Ichinose was in power. Considering these factors, Class D chose Option A.

For question 4, the rule you choose will be applied in the written examination at the end of the second semester.

A: Increased difficulty B: Increased punishment

C: Reduction in exam fees
Compared with the previous three questions, this one is quite ambiguous. After all, we don’t know how much the difficulty will increase, how much the punishment will be strengthened, and how much the reward will be reduced.

The votes for this question were also very evenly divided. Top students wanted the difficulty to be increased, poor students wanted the rewards to be reduced, and average students wanted the punishment to be increased.

Finally, everyone's eyes turned to Ryuyuan. Ryuyuan did not give a direct answer, but tapped the table with his fingers. If the difficulty was too high, many poor students would fail. If the punishment was strengthened, students might be expelled. There was no need for Ryuyuan to take risks with these two options, and the class was not short of students now.

"Choose C."

"Yeah! I love you, boss!"

The atmosphere had been serious and no one had spoken since the exam began. Ishizaki's words at this time made Ryuuen speechless.

"Go away, go love Jintian, don't love me."

When Long Yuan said this, many girls couldn't help but hold back their laughter, and Jin Tian also looked disgusted: "I'm not a homosexual."

Even Digital Sensei Sakagami revealed a subtle smile.

However, it is understandable that Ishizaki is so excited. After all, in today's exam, Ryuen can be said to have taken great care of these poor students.

Class C chose option B. Their class has been studying very hard recently, giving them the illusion that they would not be punished as long as they studied hard.

Class B and Class D both chose to increase the difficulty of the exam. From this perspective, Ryuuen was the most conservative one, which was completely different from his usual style. It might be that the experience on the uninhabited island had some influence on him.

The final fifth question is the simplest and also the most difficult one.

Drop a student and receive 100 class points.

A: I agree.

B: I object.

Note: If everyone agrees, a vote will be held to select the students who will drop out.

Ishizaki, who was excited just now, was sweating all of a sudden. As long as Ryuen gave the order, a student could be expelled.

No matter who this person is, even if Ryuuen wants to expel Hiyori from school, he may hear voices of pleas, but in the end, Hiyori will definitely be expelled from school.

Ryuen naturally has no reason to expel Hiyori from school, and Hiyori doesn't have to worry about this problem at all. Hiyori herself can definitely create value far exceeding one hundred points, but what about others?

Those insignificant people in the class, the last-place students, those who cannot create value for the class and those who are a drag on the class, can earn 100 class points if one of them drops out. It is a sure-win deal. Long Yuan had dropped out a girl before, so he would not feel any guilt for dropping out one person.

Ryuuen glanced at everyone in the class, and Ishizaki felt uneasy, assessing whether he was worth 100 class points.

The first vote has begun.

The result was unexpected, there were 5 votes in favor.

Is there really anyone who wants to drop out of school for everyone else?

(End of this chapter)