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

However, even though he planned to be in Class A, Kogenji did not intend to cooperate with the other students in his class.

In his view, no one is qualified to make him cooperate voluntarily; if anyone is to cooperate, it should be someone else cooperating with him.

If that doesn't work, he'd rather live his own life, as long as he can manage to accumulate 20 million points within three years and transfer to Class A near graduation.

In short, there are two ways that Kogenji can think of and that he can accept to graduate from Class A.

The first scenario is the most ideal one.

That is, when the students in the class learn that he is the heir to the Kogenji Zaibatsu during their self-introductions, they are able to be sensible, understanding, and proactively cooperate with him.

In fact, when Kogenji introduced himself, his background was not simply for the purpose of showing off.

This is more like "waving a big flag".

He wanted to use his status to recruit people, to make the students in the class submit to him and obey his orders.

If the students in the class are willing to cooperate, Kougenji wouldn't mind taking them under his wing.

If things went well, Kogenji believed he could lead his class to A-class with his intelligence.

Even though unexpected events occurred, the students in the class were willing to cooperate with Kogenji, but for various reasons, Kogenji still failed to lead the class to Class A.

In this situation, he would abandon his class and go to Class A on his own.

If he could gather the strength of the entire class, even if he couldn't get the whole class into Class A in the end, it would be much easier for him to raise 20 million. At worst, he could just abandon the class and transfer the 20 million to Class A himself.

As for what the other students in the class might think of him.

Who cares about them?

At most, those we find agreeable can come to our company after graduation and receive compensation, which can be considered as the salary for the three years of obedient work they received at school. Those who are capable and easy to work with can be directly recruited into the company, and those who want to go to university can also be supported.

In Kogenji's view, getting a job at his company was a reward that was not much worse than the job recommended for graduating from Class A.

Gaoyuan Temple is not a charity.

After all, this way he could essentially gather a group of trusted and capable people.

Ignore anything that doesn't please him; if he really gets angry, punish him based on your mood.

The second scenario is when the class does not actively cooperate at the Gaoyuan Temple.

In this situation, Kogenji would directly abandon the class competition and focus his efforts on collecting points, striving to accumulate 20 million points before graduating from the third year, so that he could achieve the goal of graduating from Class A by transferring to another class.

Of course, if the class can still get into Class A without him having to put in much effort, he wouldn't mind putting in some effort to save himself trouble, but don't expect him to work hard; at most, he'll just make sure he doesn't drag the class down.

If you're in a good mood, you might put in a little more effort, provided that this "extra effort" isn't done under orders.

This is the plan for Gaoyuan Temple.

However, after his self-introduction on the second day of school, Kogenji gave up his idea of ​​having the class cooperate with him and then using his abilities to lead the class to Class A.

After all, the original Class D was a group of people who hadn't experienced the harsh realities of life.

While there were people who understood the recruitment tactics of the Kogenji Temple, those who did were arrogant and disdainful of it because they hadn't been tested again. They didn't have the idea that "a wise man submits to circumstances" and were unwilling to lower themselves to become someone's underlings and obey orders.

It's important to know that even Bai Lan had to use a lot of methods to control these people and make them obedient.

Beat them with sticks, whip them, and hang them with carrots...

How could it be resolved by simply revealing one's identity at Kougenji Temple?

Of course, this is also because Kougenji Temple is too proud and unwilling to lower its stance, to be courteous to scholars, or to spend more time on people it is not interested in.

It's already a big favor that he's willing to put up a flag here; you can come or not, it's up to you.

As for those who don't understand Kogenji's actions at all, they will only think he is showing off and feel disgusted by him.

The actions of Kogenji Temple were nothing short of flirting with the blind.

Therefore, the first method has become unfeasible.

In this situation, Kougenji immediately chose the second method and began to collect points.

Even though Bai Lan's appearance led her to be promoted from Class D to Class B, breaking the school's historical record, and it seemed like she was on track to be promoted to Class A, Kougenji did not change his mind.

To reiterate, it's impossible for Kougenji to cooperate with others; he's the one who has to cooperate with others, not the other way around.

At most, he just doesn't drag the class down, and occasionally helps out a little depending on his mood, while happily preparing in advance for the possibility of being left behind.

However, Bai Lan's subsequent actions disrupted Gaoyuan Temple's plans.

Bai Lan's "grouping agreement" and "class rules" prevented Gaoyuan Temple from continuing to collect points on its own and waiting to lie low.

Let's start with the class rules.

The rewards in the "Class Rules" are very appealing to Kogenji Temple.

Although he doesn't intend to cooperate with others, it's a different story if he can get a huge number of points.

After all, Bai Lan is a role model there.

Bai Lan only said a few words, and they were quite harsh, without needing anyone's cooperation at all.

As a result, everyone in the class will have to "pay him" around 30,000 points every month from now on!

That adds up to about 1.2 million a month.

That's over 40 million in three years!

Good heavens! The goal that Kougenji Temple planned to achieve over three years, Bai Lan accomplished in just one month, and even exceeded the target by more than double!

This made Gaoyuan Temple tempted.

He felt that what Bai Lan had come up with was beneficial to him, and if Bai Lan could really implement this plan, he wouldn't mind signing the agreement.

At worst, he can just specialize in doing jobs that don't require cooperation with others, or even if there is cooperation, he can completely take the lead himself.

He felt that with his abilities, he could quickly earn enough points to reach 20 million before graduation.

Once he has earned enough points to guarantee his graduation from Class A, he can relax and simply follow the agreement, contributing only the minimum amount of effort when needed.

Gaoyuan Temple has a good idea.

However, not long ago, Kougenji finally realized that something was wrong.

Through Horikita's words, Kogenji realized that because of Shirai's existence, he seemed unable to obtain the opportunity to earn a large number of points that Shirai wanted!

Simply because Bai Lan was one step ahead of him!

Because Bai Lan was born earlier than Gao Yuan Temple, she enjoys unparalleled prestige in this class!

Because of his prestige, the class would turn to him for help with any problems that arose.

In this situation, since Bai Lan is unwilling to "share" the task, no one else has a chance to earn even a single class point from him!

Bai Lan has monopolized the class's income!

In other words, as long as Bai Lan doesn't agree, Gaoyuan Temple cannot obtain points through the "Class Rules"!

This made Kogenji feel like he had been tricked.

"What happened to communism? You're playing the monopoly game better than I, the capitalist's heir!"

With this in mind, Kougenji suddenly realized he should give up on earning points through the "Class Rules".

In addition, he also wanted to find an opportunity to get back at Bai Lan for making a fool of himself!

Kogenji doesn't like to waste his energy on people and things he's not interested in.

Clearly, Bai Lan's behavior aroused the "interest" of Gaoyuan Temple.

Bai Lan's departure from school, and Hirata's words, gave Kogenji some ideas.

Regardless of whether what Hirata said was true or not, Kogenji planned to take advantage of the time when Shirai was away to seize the right to speak from Shirai as much as possible and build his own prestige in the class!

Once he gains control of the discourse and prestige, when the class encounters issues related to class points, they won't just think of seeking help from Bai Lan; the class will also consider him.

If anyone in the class hesitates even slightly between Bai Lan and Gaoyuan Temple... he will have a chance to break Bai Lan's monopoly on class income!

Once he successfully breaks Bai Lan's monopoly on class revenue.

So, firstly, he has successfully turned the tables on Bai Lan and avenged Bai Lan for playing tricks on him.

Secondly, after Bai Lan's monopoly is broken, he will have the opportunity to earn a lot of points by using the "Class Rules" just like Bai Lan!

Both are of great significance to Kougenji Temple.

Therefore, the proud and arrogant Kogenji, who was unwilling to cooperate with others and did not like to spend time on people and things that he was not interested in, finally decided to fight for it!

He wants to take advantage of the power vacuum created by Bai Lan's absence to seize control of this class!

Kogenji thought this would be very interesting!

After Hirata finished speaking, Chabashira began his speech at the morning meeting.

While listening to the morning meeting, Gaoyuan Temple was plotting in his mind how to gain prestige in the class and how to steal Bai Lan's power.

Kogenji is the heir to a conglomerate and had already started a profitable company before enrolling in the academy.

Therefore, he has also learned and practiced in the field of power struggles.

Before long, a good idea came to Kougenji's mind.

The approach is roughly the same as the "business methods" approach.

You should know that there is no more cost-effective and efficient business method in the world than "copying"!

Many large companies started their businesses by "copying" and driving the original products to bankruptcy!

Therefore, Kougenji's idea was to do what Shiran had done again, in his own way, as much as possible!

As long as Gaoyuan can do the same thing as Bailan, or even better.

With such a direct comparison, the students in the class would easily come to the conclusion that "Gaoyuan Temple is stronger than Bailan" or "Gaoyuan and Bailan are about the same size!"

In this way, Kougenji Temple can gain a lot of prestige and influence over Bailan in the shortest amount of time!

After thinking for a moment, what was the best thing to do to replicate Bai Lan right now?

Suddenly, Kogenji raised his head, a playful smile on his face.

At that moment, his gaze seemed to pierce through the ceiling, revealing the situation in the second-grade D classroom upstairs...

187. From challenging polar bears to military training polar bears

Somewhere on the edge of Iceland in the Arctic Circle.