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

But now, after being thoroughly beaten by Bai Lan, Long Yuan, the gang leader, has realized the harm of violence and is planning to reform. He even intends to persuade the other students in his class to reform as well.

Therefore, nowadays, it is difficult for Bai Lan to find suitable targets to harm students in the first grade.

As for the second and third grades.

The second and third graders are basically seasoned veterans, having already adapted to the school for at least a year, and they are all very wary.

Especially during special exams, probably out of concern for revealing the truth to freshmen and incurring punishment, they generally dared not talk too much to first-year students.

In this situation, if Bai Lan wants to investigate the situation of the second and third grades.

While it's not impossible, it's quite difficult, requires a large investment, yields little return, and has a low cost-effectiveness ratio.

If you only conduct a cursory investigation, you won't find any problems at all.

There is no one as unscrupulous as Longyuan. Even if there are scoundrels, they do things discreetly in order to protect the class's grades and living expenses, so it is difficult to find their targets for a while.

Furthermore, since Bai Lan plans to teach Karuizawa self-defense skills later, she is not in a hurry to drop out of school. Under these circumstances, it is far more worthwhile to focus on Ryuen than to go to great lengths to find the scumbags in the second and third years.

Therefore, Bai Lan didn't spend too much time on those old foxes.

So, after discovering the cruel truth that Ryuen had become "unbeatable," he suddenly found himself without anyone to "hurt."

In short, we have encountered difficulties in dealing with the issue of "harming students".

Bai Lan had no choice but to think of another solution.

Now, Horikita Manabu provides Shirai with a new approach.

"Harming students" is one obstacle, but what about "disrupting the normal operation of the school"?

"But the question is, to what extent do I need to go before Horikita Manabu considers it 'disrupting the normal operation of the school'? What are the standards for 'normal operation' of the school?"

Bai Lan was thinking this in her heart.

But he didn't think about it for long.

After all, the person who knows the answer is right in front of him, so why doesn't he just ask?

Thinking this, Bai Lan directly asked Horikita Manabu, "So what exactly constitutes disrupting the normal operation of the school? Can you give me an example? I'll see if I can do it..."

Horikita Manabu: "Hmm?"

Bai Lan quickly changed her words: "What I meant was, if possible, I'd like to know how to avoid it in advance, um, that's it."

"You don't need to know too much. If that kind of situation really happens, I will remind you, but this is not some special treatment for you. I would remind anyone, it's my responsibility as the student council president."

"No, that won't do. You should still give me special consideration. After all, I've only been in Japan for about six months, and I may not have a comprehensive understanding of the common sense things in your country. What if my understanding of 'normal school operation' is different from yours?"

Even if you locals can't clearly see where the bottom line is, you can at least sense it. But it's different for me. If you don't make it clear, I might cross your line. Plus, I have a bad temper and my hands and feet move faster than my brain. I might have already done it before you even have to remind me.

Or perhaps you've already warned me, but by then I was already in a bind and couldn't back out. And with your skills, even if you wanted to stop me, you couldn't.

Conversely, if you tell me in advance what I need to avoid, I can do as much as possible to avoid it before I start doing anything or making plans, so as not to cause trouble for you and the school.

"President Horikita, you don't want me to disrupt the normal operation of this school, do you?"

After hearing Bai Lan's words, Horikita Manabu fell silent.

After a dozen seconds, Horikita Manabu finally spoke, "Wait a minute."

Soon, Horikita Manabu took out his phone, walked a few steps away from Bai Lan and Horikita Rin, and made a call.

After a while, Horikita Manabu suddenly turned to Bai Lan and said loudly, "10."

Bai Lan instantly realized that this was an intelligence fee.

Bai Lan immediately took out her phone, ready to scan the QR code.

"No need," Horikita shook his head and said, "I've already paid for it. Consider it an apology and a thank you for your help to Suzune."

However, Bai Lan also shook her head: "No need. I said I don't intend to help her, so there's no need for a thank you gift. I've already beaten you up and said 'that's it,' so there's no need for an apology. Besides, I don't need the 10."

Actually, the main reason is that I don't want to owe Horikita Manabu a favor. If I accept a favor, I'll feel obligated to do it. What if I feel embarrassed to do something against Horikita Manabu in the future?

Hearing Bai Lan say this, Horikita Manabu looked surprised. Then, as if he had thought of something, he suddenly laughed and said, "Actually, I have another idea. You don't need 10 points to know the relevant information."

"Oh?" Bai Lan asked curiously, "What idea?"

Although he could easily come up with 10, it would be great if he could get it for free.

Horikita Manabu: "Would you like to join the student council?"

93. It is common sense that disciplinary committee members lead the way in violating discipline.

Horikita Manabu: "Would you like to join the student council?"

Bai Lan: "Join the student council?"

Horikita Manabu: "Yes, if you're willing to join the student council, you can directly gain access to this information without having to spend points."

Bai Lan appeared to be deep in thought.

Horikita Manabu waited.

Soon, Bai Lan asked, "If I join the student council... will my punishment be reduced if I break the rules?"

Horikita Manabu's smile vanished instantly: "Enforcing the law while breaking it is an even more serious offense! As the student council president, I will demand an 'extra punishment'!"

Upon hearing this, Bai Lan was immediately delighted, but quickly suppressed it: "It's a deal!"

Horikita Manabu: "Did you just laugh? I'm curious, why did you laugh?"

Bai Lan explained seriously, "I was actually testing you just now."

As the saying goes, "A ruler chooses his ministers, and a minister chooses his ruler."

It is also said that birds choose good trees to perch on, and the phoenix will not land on any tree other than the parasol tree.

Yes, I am very pleased to see that our school's student council president is so upright, and for the sake of school order, he does not protect his subordinates who he has promoted, and even strictly disciplines them.

In this way, I won't have to worry about being so angry about bureaucracy and protecting each other that I quit on the spot after joining the student union.

“Yes, I’m glad you think that way.” Horikita Manabu nodded, accepting Bai Lan’s perspective.

“In fact, I think that just ‘adding another crime’ seems too lenient.”

"Oh, what's your suggestion?"

"How about we just drop out of school?"

"Too much of a good thing is bad. Besides, in my opinion, all the students who can join the student council are excellent students. As long as they don't go too far, let's give them a chance."

"So, if it goes too far, you get expelled?"

"If it goes too far, I'll find a way to deal with it."

"Alright then," Bai Lan said regretfully, but what she was really thinking was, "Then I'll try to go as far as I can."

"Scan the QR code with your phone, add me as a friend, and I'll send you the documents when you start work tomorrow."

"Yes, joining the student council does require exchanging contact information."

Soon, the two started adding each other as friends.

"What is my position?" Bai Lan asked while operating her phone.

Horikita Manabu: "Let's be the Party Secretary."

Bai Lan: "You say 'ji' but not 'ba'..."

"What did you say?"

"Ah, I forgot, Japanese doesn't have this kind of pun. I just subconsciously translated what you said into Chinese in my mind."

"What kind of pun?"

"It's nothing, but I don't really want to be the secretary; I feel like it would be too busy."

“The secretary does indeed need to help the president and vice president complete various paperwork tasks.”

Does this school have a student disciplinary committee?

"Indeed there are."

"Then I want to be a disciplinary committee member!"

"why?"

Because it's common sense that "disciplinary committee members lead the way in violating discipline"!

Okay, the real reason is: if it's a student council member breaking the rules, then the disciplinary committee member in charge of discipline leading the way in disrupting discipline is breaking the rules within the broader category of breaking the rules.

If others are punished more severely, shouldn't the disciplinary committee member be punished "doubled" as well?

Bai Lan thought to herself, but said aloud, "For justice!"

"But the disciplinary committee members in our school are different from those in other schools. Because our school is full of surveillance cameras, there is basically no need for the disciplinary committee members to manage discipline. So, the disciplinary committee members are basically just for show, with nothing to do and no opportunity to develop their skills."

Bai Lan's eyes lit up: "Wouldn't that be even better?"

They can obtain the "privilege" of "double the punishment" without having to do any work.

Enjoying "power" without having to pay any obligations.

Because there's no work to do, there's no need to worry about being fired or stripped of power for not doing a good job.

The position of disciplinary committee member is absolutely fantastic!

"Hmm?" Upon seeing Bai Lan's reaction, Horikita Manabu was taken aback for a moment, then suddenly realized: "You're only willing to join the student council to gain access to information, and don't want to participate in its affairs?"

"Oh, President, don't say that."

Look, you're saying the reason the disciplinary committee members have no work is because the school has surveillance cameras.

In fact, despite the large number of surveillance cameras at the school, there are still many "lawless areas".

For example, when you were about to hit your sister, the place you chose was a lawless zone with no surveillance cameras!

This means someone needs to plug these loopholes!

"As expected, you discovered it. Indeed, this school has many loopholes, and many students take advantage of them."

"But since you knew about this loophole, why did you deliberately kick me out of the blind spot of the surveillance camera and move me to a position where I could be seen by the cameras?"

In response, Bai Lan said righteously, "I, Bai Lan, believe in doing things with integrity, and I will do so with integrity when I hit someone. I can hit someone with a clear conscience, so why should I hide from the surveillance cameras?"

"Does this mean that even if you know you've committed a violation, you don't intend to cover it up, but are willing to accept the consequences? Isn't voluntarily accepting the punishment after violating the rules a form of 'obeying the rules'?"