Tokyo girls have a big problem

Chapter 303 The keyword for the new semester is: Diligence

September 1st, Thursday, the first day of the second semester of the second year of high school.

During the class meeting before the first lesson, Akita Shio announced several things.

"This is Aoyama-kun's number." She wrote Aoyama Risa's phone number on the blackboard.

There was laughter in the classroom.

"Teacher, we already have it!" Kobayashi Shiki shouted.

Akita Shio smiled, but quickly became serious: "Bullying is absolutely unacceptable. This is not just Aoyama-kun's job. Every one of us should be a chairman of the anti-bullying committee."

Many people nodded subconsciously.

"Everyone, take note of this. If anything happens, be sure to contact Aoyama-kun."

"No matter what happens, if you are bullied, the school, teachers, and classmates will stand by your side."

Everyone started writing down the numbers.

[Kobayashi Shiki: I can no longer use your contact information to scam people out of food and drinks!]

Aoyama ignored him.

[Ono Mizuki: Brother, you're not going to ignore my messages anymore, are you?]

She also attends class.

[Aoyama Rika: It's okay, I'll bully you, then you can come find me.]

[Ono Mizuki: {Emoji: I'll smash your phone screen with one punch}]

"The second thing is the cultural festival."

"Oh!!!" The classroom erupted in cheers.

The expressions on everyone's faces brightened up, just like when a cell phone's screen is turned up.

Kaiming High School is undoubtedly a college entrance exam prep school, and its students live almost the same lives as high school students in China.

Not only did they have the same amount of study time, but their diligence in studying was also extraordinary.

Their parents were both wealthy, and in the process of becoming rich or inheriting wealth, they learned what is most important in life.

This understanding has been passed down from generation to generation.

Even if the children do not agree with their values, they will use a stronger attitude and quite effective methods to make the children do what they want.

You can imagine how excited these hardworking students were to hear that a four-day cultural festival was about to begin.

They're probably no different from pigs that see a pig farmer carrying a bucket of food in.

"The class monitor is responsible for collecting everyone's opinions on what activities our class should hold. We hope everyone can have an unforgettable cultural festival."

What should we hold?

"A haunted house?"

"No way, I heard the student council is planning to turn the abandoned building into a haunted house. Who would come to see us then?"

"Maid cafe!"

"That's so outdated!"

"What I mean is, let the boys wear maid outfits."

"Your aesthetic sense is too advanced; current human beings cannot accept it."

Akita Shio clasped her hands together twice, and everyone quieted down.

"I know everyone is looking forward to discussing this freely after class or during afternoon class meetings, but the morning class meetings have limited time."

"Thirdly, the seating will be rearranged next Monday. Students with special needs can come and find me."

Amakusa Sae quietly clenched her fist.

"There's one last thing, and it's the most important one: everyone must not slack off on their studies."

"Yes—" everyone said, trailing off their words.

Helpless, it's like being so tired you don't want to move, but you still have to eat, go to the toilet, and wash up. "Okay, everyone put your textbooks away. We'll combine the remaining time from the class meeting, the break between classes, and the first and second periods into one test."

"what------"

Like a boy playing a video game, Akita Shio was oblivious to the sounds around him.

She took out a stack of test papers: "The students in the front row should pass them to the back. The time you get your test papers is the time you start the exam. The sooner you finish, the more time you can study on your own."

The speed at which the exam papers were passed around immediately increased.

"Oh no, oh no," the basketball girl muttered rapidly as she took out her stationery.

When Amakusa Sawa passed the test paper to Aoyama Riki, she glanced at the basketball girl and gave him a knowing smile.

While passing the test paper to the back row, the basketball girl secretly said to Aoyama Risa, "Aoyama-kun, watch my signal and help me!"

Aoyama Ri: "."

Amakusa Sawa smiled even more happily.

Upon receiving the questions, the basketball girl quickly got into the zone, answering them as fast as if she were filling out personal information.

Before we knew it, the classroom had quieted down, with only the scratching of pens.

Whether it was the usually carefree Kobayashi Shiki or the lively and cheerful Nome Rena, everyone was focused on answering the questions—whether the process of answering the questions went smoothly was another matter.

Aoyama Osamu and Akita Shio exchanged a glance and began answering the questions.

Akita Shio stepped down from the podium and walked around the classroom, checking on the students' learning progress during the summer through their exams.

When I walked up to Aoyama Risa, I stopped and looked at her for a while—I couldn't tell what her attitude was.

She didn't go anywhere else; she just stood next to Aoyama Rika, staring at the entire classroom from the corner of the back door.

Aoyama Risa could always smell a faint fragrance.

—Get out of my way, don't bother me, I hate it!
He spoke in his mind in the voice of Ono Mizuki.

Ono Mizuki knows in his mind what kind of attitude he will have and how he will speak in the face of any situation.

This is the understanding between them that no one, not even Ai Miyazaki or Yaeko Miyase, can ever match.

—Wait. I can almost imagine how Aoi and Yaeko would react to this situation.

Aoyama Ryo glanced at Akita Shio again.

Akita Shio dressed quite conservatively, in a shirt, suit, and suit pants, deliberately blurring her gender.

However, just by looking at her face, you can tell that she must have a nice pair of legs.

Aoyama pinched the bridge of his nose, as if trying to tighten his loose attention.

He stopped thinking about anything else and started answering the questions seriously.

By the time I came to my senses, the exam was already over.

"Oh no, oh no, oh no, I've forgotten everything. Qingshan, what did you choose for the first multiple-choice question in the *Taiping Guangji*?"

Aoyama Ritsu remembered that in his previous life, he had tried to improve his classical Chinese grades by relying on his Chinese identity.

In Japanese language tests, a lot of Chinese knowledge is tested, with classical Chinese texts being the most common.

The Taiping Guangji, Zuo Zhuan, Guanzi, and others.

As a result, this life was worse than the previous one!

In terms of classical Chinese, the conditions in the previous life were definitely better than in this life, but the effort put into it was far less than in this life.

From this, Aoyama Osamu concluded that if Chinese people are serious, they can also learn classical Chinese well in Japan!
This leads to the life lesson that nothing is impossible if you are serious enough.

Aside from lotteries, gambling, sleeping, interpersonal relationships, love, anti-aging, regrets, traffic jams, writing, and exams.
Huh?
It seems like being serious is useless.
But as long as it's useful for learning, that's enough!

After school, the two class monitors, a boy and a girl, organized a class meeting, hoping that everyone would go back and think about what activities Class 2-4 should hold.

After the class meeting, Aoyama Ryo went to the Department of Philosophy Studies in Athens.

He was slightly looking forward to filming a music video with the two young ladies, thinking it would be a lot of fun.

(End of this chapter)