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

"Um, Horikita, please don't get agitated..." Hirata wanted to say something to help Bai Lan cover up the situation.

After all, the agreement between him and Bai Lan was that he would help Bai Lan drop out of school and cover for her, and not reveal that Bai Lan wanted to drop out.

In exchange, Bai Lan will not actively cause trouble in class or casually target other students for disciplinary violations.

Therefore, they helped Bai Lan cover for her and keep her secret of wanting to drop out of school, so that others would not use the obstacle to Bai Lan's withdrawal from school to threaten her.

If Bai Lan's desire to drop out of school is leaked and others find out, Hirata will lose his bargaining chips and will be unable to reach an agreement with Bai Lan.

However, the original Class D is in danger!

Kushida also looked surprised, thinking, "What? Shirai almost dropped out of school because of what happened just now? How is that possible? Horikita must have made a mistake."

Kushida completely disbelieved Horikita's conjecture.

In Kushida's eyes, Bai Lan was omnipotent, resourceful, and infallible. Therefore, Bai Lan would never put himself in danger, let alone "voluntarily jump into danger" like today, unless that so-called "danger" was only dangerous in other people's eyes, but not in his eyes at all.

Is beating up a few people really more dangerous than the "indecent assault" case from back then?

"So..." Kushida mentally adjusted his glasses, a symbol of wisdom, and concluded:

"Impossible! Absolutely impossible!

Bai Lan would never risk expulsion from school just because she wanted to fight a few people.

As long as Bai Lan doesn't want to drop out of school, no one can make him drop out!

If Bai Lan ever drops out of school, it must be because Bai Lan herself has the idea of ​​dropping out.

However, dropping out of school is something that can be resolved simply by submitting an application; there's no need to make it so complicated.

Moreover, judging from the results, Bai Lan was indeed not expelled from school.

Surely the all-powerful Bai Lan can't fail at something as simple as dropping out of school?

Therefore, Bai Lan has no intention of dropping out of school!

"Horikita, you idiot! You were wrong this time! I won!"

Thinking that he had finally outwitted Horikita once in a way, Kushida almost burst out laughing with pride.

However, before Hirata could figure out how to help Shirai get away with it, Shirai reacted.

In response to Horikita's questioning, Bai Lan calmly replied, "You're overthinking it. I just plan to go out and have some fun for a few days."

"Going out for a few days?" Horikita asked, puzzled. "Isn't our school a boarding school where students aren't allowed to leave campus for three years?"

Bai Lan said helplessly, "You haven't forgotten what Cha Zhu said, that in this school, points can buy everything! Including the chance to 'break the rules'."

It has to be said that "points can buy everything" is truly the best excuse.

As long as Bai Lan has a large number of points, almost any unreasonable behavior in this school can be explained by this sentence.

"You mean... Oh!" Horikita exclaimed in realization, "You spent points to redeem a chance to leave school?"

“That’s right.” Bai Lan nodded.

“No!” Horikita shook his head.

"What's wrong?" Because she was confident of victory, Bai Lan wasn't worried at all about being exposed by Horikita, and even asked with interest.

"I think you're deliberately hiding something!" Horikita said with absolute certainty. "Otherwise, why would you rush to close your suitcase after coming in?"

"Is it possible that I didn't want you two girls to see the underwear I put on top of my luggage?"

Horikita: "......"

"Any question?"

"Okay, I didn't... wait! One last question."

"explain."

"Redeeming 'violation opportunities' must consume a lot of points, right?"

"Not a lot."

"That's good......"

"It's only about a million a day."

"Good... my foot! You call this not much?" Horikita felt like she'd been tricked and said angrily.

"So expensive! The points I get for going out for a day are enough to cover half of my high school expenses," Kushida complained.

Horikita couldn't help but advise, "Why don't you just stay home? The one million you spend in a day can make a huge difference in our class's competition right now, not to mention you'll be gone for several days..."

"Don't worry, as the first student to accumulate 20 million points on my own, I will receive a discount." Bai Lan patted her chest, indicating, "You can rest assured."

Hearing this, Horikita breathed a sigh of relief and then asked, "How much of a discount?"

Bai Lan: "It only costs a little over five million for eight days."

"Over five million? That's a lot! And you're going to be gone for eight days..."

Horikita wanted to continue trying to persuade him.

But at this time.

"stop!"

Bai Lan raised her hand to block Horikita and said, stopping him.

After Horikita quieted down.

"I know that the huge number of points I have will give our class a huge advantage in the class competition, but..."

Bai Lan paused for a moment, and when he saw the anxious look on Horikita's face, he continued, "What does this have to do with you?"

Horikita's expression froze for a moment.

Bai Lan continued, "First of all, I can use the points I have however I want."

I have done more than I should as a member of the class, so I don't owe the class anything, and I don't need to contribute my own points to the class.

Of course, if this could bring me greater returns than the points invested.

In that case, I can consider it.

However, the likelihood is slim.

As it stands, even if this class is fully invested, all it can offer me right now is to get into Class A by following everyone else.

However, as far as I know, the points required to transfer classes are only 20 million.

However, if you want to bring this class to Class A, 20 million is far from enough if you just invest points; that would be a bottomless pit!

Besides, I also have to outwit those idiots with abnormal thought processes who won't listen to reason, trying to persuade and guide them, which is such a waste of my energy.

I have twenty million.

Twenty million can guarantee me a spot in Class A, why would I take that risk? Why waste my energy?

In fact, the reason I'm willing to contribute to the class by using my abilities is to gain various benefits in return; it's just an exchange of interests.

I don't like doing things that don't bring me any benefit or have a low cost-performance ratio.

Therefore, I don't plan to spend these points on the bottomless pit of class competition.

I'm going to spend them on things I want to do.

Hearing this, Horikita nodded, indicating that he understood Bai Lan's thoughts.

Then, Bai Lan continued, "Secondly, let me ask you, in your heart, which is more important, 'getting into Class A' or 'gaining your brother's approval'?"

Horikita replied without hesitation, "Of course, it's my brother's approval!"

Snapped!

"That's right!" Bai Lan clapped her hands and said, "The reason you chose to participate in the class competition in the first place was because you wanted to show your abilities in the class competition and let your brother see your performance and recognize you, right?"

If you place all your hopes for the class competition on me, even if our class does make it into Class A, will your brother approve of me or you?

Therefore, only by investing points in myself can you have more room to grow!

After hearing Bai Lan's words, Horikita's eyes lit up, and he nodded vigorously, saying, "What you said makes sense!"

Seeing that Bai Lan had effectively crippled Horikita in just a few words, Hirata breathed a sigh of relief and then seized the opportunity to interject, "Alright, let's get back to business. Bai, do you really want the class to decide your punishment through discussion?"

Horikita and Kushida also...

“Yes,” Bai Lan nodded. “I set the rules, is there a problem?”

Bai Lan indeed had no intention of breaking the rules.

First, he created these rules himself, and if he were to break them on his own initiative, he would be contradicting himself. Besides, he put a lot of thought into these rules, and he doesn't like to squander his achievements.

Secondly, this set of rules is also a kind of compensation that Bai Lan intends to leave for this class when she leaves. As long as this set of rules is still there and can be implemented, then this class will not be too bad.

Third, and most importantly, according to Bai Lan's plan, he felt that he would likely expel Nan Yun and the other six by repeatedly beating them up to accumulate punishment or by pushing Nan Yun to the brink of despair so that he would be unable to resist pointing fingers. Therefore, he might not even be able to stay until next month when he received his living expenses.

Therefore, it doesn't matter if Bai Lan's share is all deducted due to the punishment.

Even though Bai Lan unfortunately stayed until the next month without being expelled.

That doesn't matter.

Even with a severe penalty, a mere 50 points would only reduce Bai Lan's collection of 10,000 yuan from each person by a maximum.

The entire class, excluding Bai Lan, has a total of 39 students. If each student earns 10,000, that's only 390,000.

It should be noted that Nan Yun still owes Bai Lan more than 30 million, and he has to pay back at least 5 million every month.

In addition to the 20 million he had.

A mere 39 points is not enough to make Bai Lan risk embarrassing herself and breaking the rules she painstakingly designed.

Fourth, Bai Lan seems to be taking this opportunity to destroy her "golden body"!

If Bai Lan is punished, his prestige in the class will definitely be greatly reduced!

Before this, the students in the class regarded Bai Lan as a "god," showing her respect and awe.

But now, "God" is bleeding!

Moreover, the bleeding wound of "God" was caused by the punishment they committed together!

This wound is thanks to everyone, and they all got to taste the deliciousness of "divine blood" (referring to the fine they received from Bai Lan).