My older sister is a villainous rich girl.

Seiki Academy is the most famous and powerful magic academy in the royal capital, but the elementary school is not.

The children who study here are all true nobles, and even those without magical talent are not turned away.

Because the elementary school section was originally a place to gild the image of the children of the powerful by taking advantage of the great reputation of Ching-Hsi Academy.

Those with magical talent who can study all the way up to the main campus are called "purebloods," and it seems they have all sorts of privileges. Wayne doesn't have a very strong impression of that.

After all, when he watched the anime, all he saw were the cute girls, and he didn't pay any attention to the details that were just there to make the story flow more smoothly.

However, there is a very important hidden setting related to the main storyline, and that is:

Before the age of 15, children's magical energy is very unstable, so schools generally do not teach any magical spells. Instead, children must wait until they turn 15 to undergo a standardized test and be selected to enter various magic academies to learn systematic magical knowledge.

At that time, those without magical talent might have to choose other paths: knight? Or junior officer?

"Hey, kid over there!"

None of that matters. Those who have lost their voice are like invisible people in the story. Only the most radiant and beautiful small group remains active at the center of the stage.

A figure suddenly blocked Wayne's path. "I'm talking to you! Didn't you hear me?"

The carefully tailored school uniform, with its cute pink ribbons, makes her look like a very youthful and lively female student.

"Eh, me?" Wayne looked around and found that the students on both sides of the aisle were looking at him with strange eyes.

"Who else could it be but you?" she said irritably. "What grade and class are you in? Why aren't you wearing your uniform when you come to school?"

Speaking of uniforms, Wayne suddenly remembered that in the anime, the original female protagonist, who was a commoner, was bullied by the group for wearing ordinary rain boots to school on a rainy day, because they thought she lowered the school's standards.

In the end, it was the perfect prince who stepped in and reversed her fate of being bullied by the powerful nobles—although Chris later stole the prince's spotlight.

We'll meet today, right? The male lead, the ultimate winner, the first prince.

I'm really bothered by the ending where the anime's plot suddenly and inexplicably shifted from the yuri (lesbian) route to the first prince route. I really don't understand what the production team was thinking. Isn't this just deceiving the public?

Can you imagine yourself having a creepy smile because of the genuine friendship between the girls in the previous episode, and then suddenly seeing the female lead getting married to another man who didn't have much screen time before?

Wayne was already prepared to go off and write an 800-word review to scathingly criticize the production team for being out of their minds, but he never expected that the electrical circuits around him would malfunction even faster...

The girl waiting for an answer was starting to get impatient.

"Oh, I'm in fifth grade, class B. I just started school today."

Wayne took out his student ID and explained helplessly, "When I went to report to the dean of students, I didn't receive my uniform. So I'm not sure who to talk to about this. Could you please tell me? I would be very grateful."

I was wearing a slightly formal yet simple dress, which wasn't impolite, but I did feel a bit out of place standing among the uniformly dressed crowd.

"A new student? Why now..." She suddenly remembered something and exclaimed in surprise, "Could you be Chris's younger brother, the one rumored to be attending the academy?"

"Uh, if you're talking about Wayne Wincher, then yes, that's me."

"I see... Well, that's understandable. It's true that there are many unfamiliar places when you first enter the school." The girl's tone softened considerably.

"Let me introduce myself. I'm Sophia Patrick, a sixth-grade student and the president of the Lily Society." She gestured to Wayne. "Come with me, I'll take you to the fifth-grade teachers' office."

For the convenience of teaching, teachers' offices have always been located on the same floor as the grade level.

The Lily Society… Wayne’s expression was complicated.

His gaze fell on Sofia's uniform collar, where, sure enough, she wore a gold lily badge.

……

The so-called Lily Club is a unique student organization of Seiki Academy. It uses the pure and noble meaning of the lily flower to symbolize the noble status of the privileged class.

It's somewhat similar to the "fraternities" that existed in Western schools in that world. It started as a small group of outstanding students, a secret organization similar to an underground organization, where they would gather to discuss life and current affairs. Gradually, it evolved into a platform for elites and nobles to socialize, develop connections, and have very close ties with the power class.

The Lily Society has a series of membership vetting procedures, and only those with exceptional family background, wealth, and abilities are eligible for admission. This secretive, exclusive, private, and "elite" small group provides participants with a sense of "identity" and "honor," making them proud to be members of the Lily Society.

In the original storyline of the female lead, the Lily Society can be said to be the stronghold of villains. Apart from the first prince, there are almost no positive characters. They are all bullies and oppressors in the school, including the villainous heiress Chris.

Rather, Chris is one of the leaders of the Lily Society.

So it started in elementary school... I wonder if the fake villainous heiresses of today can still turn all the members of the Yuri Club, regardless of gender, into their loyal, brainwashed fans, just like in the anime.

"Ah, it's Sophia and Wayne." The homeroom teacher was a kind-looking middle-aged man.

"I was supposed to go to the dean of students' office to hand over the transfer application and bring you back, but there's just so much going on at the start of the semester, I've been busy until now, I'm really sorry." He pushed up his glasses and looked at Wayne: "So, Wayne, how do you feel about the new school?"

Even if I were asked this, I would still find it difficult to describe...

Finally, Wayne praised in a very formulaic way: "It's absolutely gorgeous! Every view along the way is breathtaking. I've never seen such a beautiful school in my life."

The homeroom teacher laughed upon hearing this: "Hahaha, you're so young and you're already talking about a lifetime."

The middle-aged man's name was Tommy. He sent Sophia away and took Wayne back to the classroom.

"Class, everyone!" He tapped on the desk. "This is Mr. Wayne Wincher, a new student who transferred to our class this semester. Please welcome him!"

The classroom was quiet for a moment, then burst into applause.