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

A score of 70% allows you to take 8 days off.

Hearing this, Bai Lan breathed a slight sigh of relief.

He scored 71 on his quiz, which means he has 8 days of "extra time" this month.

Eight days is enough to span two weeks.

If you include the two weekends, that's 12 days!

Bai Lan can go out for almost half a month.

However, there are no discounts for four out of these 12 days, and you need to pay in full and spend 400 million points to redeem them.

Compared to the 8-day discount period which only costs a little over 5 million, it's a bit painful to spend.

As for the content about scores above 70%, Bai Lan felt there was no need to continue listening.

After all, he felt that he would most likely drop out of school before the next final exam.

But Bai Lan was also quite curious about what kind of reward Sakayanagi Shigemori could offer.

Although Bai Lan didn't plan to use the later items, if Sakayanagi Narimori couldn't offer a good price, Bai Lan would have to talk to him about it.

If you overthink things, wouldn't that be a good opportunity to lower someone's impression score along the way?

With the mindset of finding fault where none could be found, Bai Lan continued to listen attentively.

"And then..."

When the score rate is between 70% and 80%, you can take one more day off for every 5% increase!

You can take 10 days off if you achieve an 80% score.

For every 1% increase in the score between 80% and 99%, one more day of leave is allowed.

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan regretted it for a second.

If he had scored 90 points on the test, wouldn't he have been able to stay outside of school until he dropped out?

At this moment, Sakayanagi Narimori suddenly paused, as if he was preparing some powerful move.

He quickly added, "If your score reaches 100%..."

It's difficult, almost impossible, but what if it happens?

Once you achieve a 100% score on a formal exam, all of the above rules will change.

First, the number of leave days can be directly changed to 'unlimited'.

In other words, if you get full marks in all subjects, you can take any leave of absence for the entire month.

“Uh…” Bai Lan couldn’t help but complain when she heard this: “A month only has a maximum of 31 days. According to what you said earlier, when my score rate reaches 99%, I already have 29 days of discount time per month.”

Your "unlimited" sounds impressive, but in reality, it's just two more days at most.

“I haven’t finished speaking yet,” Sakayanagi Narimori continued.

"Finally, and most importantly, if you can get a 100% score, then you can leave class at will without being considered absent, and you can choose whether or not to do any of the in-class assignments given by the teacher while you're out!"

169. My doorstep is blocked.

As long as you can get full marks in all subjects in the official exam, you can go out freely and don't have to worry about homework?

That sounds pretty good.

But forget it.

Bai Lan didn't even bother to think about it.

After all, the school's official exams contained a large number of questions that were beyond the curriculum.

Getting a perfect score is quite difficult.

Although Bai Lan felt quite confident in her learning abilities, she thought that getting full marks in all subjects was not out of the question.

However, in order to get full marks in all subjects, Bai Lan would inevitably have to spend a lot of time studying the exam content.

Not cost-effective.

In comparison, doing homework is actually easier.

In fact, doing homework is a very simple thing for Bai Lan.

Bai Lan has her own little tricks when it comes to doing homework.

It's important to understand that when it comes to homework, teachers can only force students to "finish" it, but they can't force students to "do it right."

The reason why most people spend a lot of time doing homework is that they not only want to "finish" it, but also want to "write it correctly".

However, as long as you don't strive for "correctness," completing your homework is quite easy.

Therefore, in order to reduce her workload, Bai Lan would deliberately make mistakes on some complicated questions in her assignments, as long as her final accuracy rate was about the same as that of the others in the class.

Moreover, Bai Lan was a student in the original Class D, so it's reasonable that she made more mistakes in her homework!

The teacher can't use this to make a point.

If all else fails, Bai Lan can just copy Horikita.

In any case, these assignments are not as helpful for Bai Lan's academic improvement as self-study and diligent writing; they would only be a waste of time.

In this way, completing the homework is actually a very easy thing.

Homework did not bother Bai Lan at all.

It's a huge waste to pursue perfect scores in all subjects for a piece of homework that's not even that troublesome.

As for the idea of ​​getting a perfect score by memorizing past exam questions...

That's unreliable too.

It's important to know that the overlap between archaeology questions and exam content will gradually decrease with each exam, until archaeology questions will be completely eliminated in the third grade.

Since Sakayanagi Shigemori said that it was "unlikely" for Shirai to get a perfect score,

It's estimated that in the next exam, questions that weren't in the previous exams will start to appear on the test paper.

Moreover, those questions that are not in the archaeological questions are most likely to be the most difficult questions that are beyond the syllabus.

To get a perfect score, you need to be able to solve the most difficult questions.

But if I can do the hardest questions, how can I not do the other easy ones?

Therefore, it can be seen that answering questions beyond the syllabus and getting those few points is not much easier than answering the entire test paper correctly on one's own.

In conclusion, it's better to drop out of school!

After listening to Sakayanagi Shigemori's proposal, Bai Lan immediately started to find fault in order to lower the price: "Oh dear, it's still too expensive. As a disciplinary committee member, I also have to manage the class and find time to connect with my classmates. I'm very busy!"

So even if I need to go out, I can only go out for a few days a month.

Therefore, your discount only saves me a few hundred thousand each month.

It's still very expensive.

Earning money isn't easy for me, a student!

Upon hearing this, Sakayanagi Shigemori couldn't help but give him a strange look.

He made over 50 million in two months.

This caused him a lot of headaches because of the problem of reclaiming points.

Is this what they mean by "making money isn't easy"?

"Then, shall we change it? Cancel the discount for going out?" Sakayanagi Shigemori asked, as if he were "thinking of you."

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan quickly said, "Ah, never mind."

"Haha~ Bai Lan, you don't need to act anymore." Sakayanagi Narumi immediately laughed:

I actually know about your past.

Therefore, I know very well what you want.

You really want to leave this closed-off school and go out to have fun, don't you?

Therefore, 'freedom to go out' is exactly what you want most.

This discount of mine was specially prepared for you.

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan instantly realized that it had become a "seller's market," and he no longer had the opportunity to negotiate a lower price.

As mentioned before, Sakayanagi Arisu obtained information about Shirai's past through Sakayanagi Narimori's channels, and that's how she learned that Shirai liked to do wilderness survival stuff.

As Sakayanagi Narimori was Sakayanagi Arisu's "channel," he naturally knew these things as well, and in fact, he knew even more than Sakayanagi Arisu.

Therefore, Sakayanagi Shigemori naturally knew that Shirai had always spent very few days a year at school.

In Sakayanagi Shigemori's view, someone who not long ago was someone who rarely stayed in school and liked to travel all day, suddenly entered a closed school where students were not allowed to go out and had not been able to go out for two months, must have been cooped up for a long time!

In this situation, Bai Lan would definitely be eager to go out!

If given the chance to go out, how could he not have a great time?

To be honest, when Sakayanagi Shigemori first learned about Shirai's strange behavior, he even suspected that Shirai was planning to drop out of school and leave.

However, this idea was rejected by Sakayanagi Narimori shortly after it was proposed.

Still for that reason.

If Bai Lan really can't stand school life and wants to drop out, she can just submit an application and that's it. Why make it so complicated?

Moreover, being expelled from school will leave a bad record.

Moreover, judging from Bai Lan's past ability to skip school for many years, it's clear that Bai Lan's parents aren't the type to strictly control their child.

After all, the school wouldn't accept Bai Lan's request without the consent of her guardian.

Without his parents' objections, Sakayanagi Shigemori couldn't understand why Shirai would choose such a roundabout way to drop out of school.

Therefore, Sakayanagi Shigemori ruled out the possibility that Shirai wanted to drop out of school.

Because he knew about Shirai's situation, Sakayanagi Narimori knew what Shirai wanted.

Therefore, Shirai's price-cutting tactics were ineffective against Sakayanagi Shigemori.

Sakayanagi Shigemori was certain that once Shirai got the chance to go out, he would definitely not just go out for "two or three days" a month as he had just said.