People at the practical education center only want to drop out.

Even if you take a temporary lead, if you become complacent, it won't be long before you're kicked off the leaderboard.

As he spoke, Chazhu deliberately gave Bai Lan a meaningful look.

Actually, Chazhu's words were not only because she couldn't stand seeing the original Class D members getting too cocky and subconsciously wanted to pour cold water on them to prevent them from losing their heads, but she also hoped to subtly hint at something to Bai Lan through these words.

If Bai Lan can understand her hints, then she can save herself the points for revealing information to the students.

In fact, Bai Lan did understand the tea pillar's hint.

The bonus points awarded in this exam show that each class received over 100 bonus points, with the lowest being 100 points for Longyuan Class and the highest being 185 points for Banliu Class.

Therefore, it can be seen that, assuming everyone passes, the bonus points for a formal exam are approximately between 100 and 200.

However, Chabashira is adamant that Ichinose Class will surpass the original Class D after the final exams.

What does this mean?

This means that, barring any unforeseen circumstances, there won't be any special exams during the period between the midterm and final exams that would allow the original Class D to widen the gap between the original Class D and Class Ichinose to more than 200 points, thus preventing Class D from catching up in the final exams.

Or perhaps, there are no special exams at all before the final exams!

Which one is it exactly?

In fact, Bai Lan didn't need to guess at all; he already knew the answer before the tea pillar even sent him the hint.

Don't forget the information Bai Lan deduced after collecting the competition schedules of various clubs last month!

Thanks to this information, Bai Lan knew early on the time of year when the "special activities that students couldn't leave" were most likely to be held.

Therefore, Bai Lan already knew that there were no "special activities that students couldn't leave" during the period between the midterm and final exams of the first semester, and that these special activities included special exams.

Therefore, the tea pillar implies loneliness.

However, Chazhu's actions were not entirely meaningless.

Through the tea pillar's suggestive actions, Bai Lan realized something beyond the information the tea pillar was trying to convey.

Bai Lan realized that Cha Zhu was trying to express goodwill and extend an "invitation to cooperate," and this goodwill was also Cha Zhu's way of showing sincerity.

"Does Chazhu want me to do something for her?"

I think I've discovered something interesting, but unfortunately... after I collect my points today, I'm going to beat someone up tomorrow. One of the people I'm going to beat up is the high-ranking student council vice president and the ruler of the second year—Nagumo. Therefore, I'll likely be expelled tomorrow.

"Well, if I'm still around the day after tomorrow, I'll talk to you about... oh no, no, no! Pshaw, don't make promises you can't keep!"

Seeing that Bai Lan quickly fell into "thought" after she finished speaking, Cha Zhu immediately realized that Bai Lan must have understood her hint.

Thinking of this, she nodded in satisfaction.

A basin of cold water from the tea pillar extinguished the fervor that was just beginning to rise in Class D.

Clearly, many people took Chazhu's words to heart.

For most of the original Class D students: it would have been better if they had never received it in the first place. Now that they have finally managed to break into the 'elite' class, these underachievers who have always been looked down upon because of their abilities are unwilling to stay there any longer.

However, a few students in the class who were clearly very capable were treated as "defective products" because of their personalities, and this was especially true for those who were assigned to Class D.

Since the school refuses to acknowledge their excellence, they will prove themselves right through their own efforts!

They are not only excellent, but they are so excellent that they would still shine even if they were thrown into the trash heap!

Afterwards, taking advantage of the quiet atmosphere in the classroom, Chazhu quickly finished speaking about the other things that needed to be said at the morning meeting.

"That concludes everything for today's morning meeting. Do you have any questions?" Chabashira said at the end.

At this moment, Bai Lan stood up and said, "I would like to know the basis for the bonus points in this midterm exam."

"Points are required." (Tea Pillar)

"The same old rule applies. Please send the detailed score sheet from last month to the whole class. Is it still 10 this time?"

"This time it's not worth that much, only 3."

"Row."

The points were transferred quickly.

In less than two minutes, Bai Lan received the score sheet.

Soon, Bai Lan finally figured out the source of those 121 points.

The bonus point rules for this midterm exam are as follows:

The whole class passed, so 100 points will be added.

For every student in the class who scores 90 or above, 1 point is added.

For each 100 points achieved, add 3 points.

First, Class D received an extra 100 points because all students passed.

Then, because there were 18 scores of 90 and 1 perfect score, 21 more points were added.

In addition, Bai Lan also discovered that the school would give extra personal points to each student who scored 90 points or above.

A test paper with a score of 90-99 will be awarded 2000 points, and a test paper with a score of 100 will be awarded 1 points.

In general,

As for the points deduction...

No points were deducted!

Bai Lan was somewhat surprised by this, but upon closer reflection, she felt it made quite a bit of sense.

After all, Horikita Manabu had mentioned it to Shirai.

After the month of disciplinary review, minor violations that are unintentional or accidental will not result in point deductions; at most, they will be addressed with education.

Only those who commit serious violations of discipline, or deliberately or frequently violate discipline, demonstrate a bad attitude, show no remorse, and clearly affect the campus atmosphere will have points deducted.

Therefore, it's not that the original Class D suddenly gained the self-control to completely manage themselves; it's simply that the school relaxed its punishment standards.

After the school relaxed the punishment standards, and the original Class D students consciously exercised self-discipline and did not deliberately violate the rules, they were not penalized.

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In the original storyline, Chashu said that every class gained at least 100 points in the midterm exams.

However, Class D only scored 87 points, and the other classes scored even lower.

Something's clearly wrong. There's only one possibility: some of the hundred-plus points I earned on the exam were deducted.

Class D students copied the answers, resulting in a lot of 90 or full marks, so they actually gained a lot of extra points through the exam.

After the midterm exam results came out, although the class scores had not yet been updated, Class D was no longer at 0 points.

Class D, having scored 0 points, acted haphazardly and engaged in numerous blatant acts of disciplinary indiscipline, resulting in a significant deduction of the points they had just earned.

Even so, there are still 87 points left.

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The fact that ABC gets fewer bonus points is likely because Longyuan is exchanging its own points for more points from AB classes. Therefore, AB classes get fewer bonus points than D class.

Because of the protagonist's appearance, Dragon Garden didn't switch scores, and Class D didn't have answers to memorize.

143. Kamuro Masumi: Shirai, someone wants to invite you to dinner.

Ultimately, the original Class D received 121 bonus points in May.

Having learned about the composition of the addends, Bai Lan now had a basis for determining the rewards and punishments for the midterm exam.

Bai Lan had already arranged and determined the allocation method for this part of the score when assigning the fixed-score tasks before the midterm exam.

Top students who are assigned to high-scoring positions can retain 50% of the benefits they gain from achieving those high scores.

Those who successfully control their scores and keep them within the safe range defined by Bai Lan can share all the profits from the midterm exam based on different "options".

The better a person's self-test score, the higher their "options"; conversely, the lower their score, the lower their options.

In terms of contributions.

People with good grades have a stronger ability to control their scores, which helps them control their scores more. Conversely, people with poor grades have a weaker ability to control their scores, which helps them control their scores less.

In terms of returns.

Those with better grades have less risk of failing; their participation in grade control is purely a contribution, and the greater the contribution, the greater the reward they should expect.

Conversely, those with poor grades can avoid failing by controlling their scores, which is already their biggest gain. One cannot have it all; since they have gained in terms of scores, their gains in terms of points will naturally decrease accordingly.

Bai Lan divides "options" into four levels, from 1 to 4.

Those who can score 70 or 80 points, even if they don't score 90, have the highest level 4 options.

Those who struggle to even pass the self-test have the lowest "options," which is Level 1 options.

In addition, top students who are assigned to take the test and score 90 points will automatically receive Level 4 stock options.

Option grade is directly proportional to return.

In other words, if the score control is successful, the profit of a Level 4 option will be four times that of a Level 1 option!

In addition, if you successfully control the score and keep it within a very small range, you can receive double the reward.

This double reward is what motivates everyone in the class to work hard at controlling their scores.

There are both rewards and punishments.

Successfully controlling the score will be rewarded, while failing to control the score will be punished.

The penalty for failing to control the score is also related to the "option level".

Unlike rewards, however, penalties are fixed in amount.

Regardless of the "option" level, if the score control fails, the penalty will be based on the reward amount of a level 4 option.

The penalty is equal to the amount of the reward from Level 4 options.

Even top students assigned high-scoring tasks will be punished if they fail to achieve a score of 90.

Furthermore, if the score exceeds or falls below the control range by more than 10 points after failing to control the score or failing to achieve a high score, the penalty will be doubled!

The fines received are divided equally among those who successfully controlled the score based on "options".

However, since no one dared to lie about their self-test scores, Bai Lan could easily reach the score range determined by each person's potato chips, as long as they put in a little effort. In addition, everyone worked quite hard to get the reward.