A crossover anime, where people are in Classroom of the Imaginary Era, and behind the scenes, the ki

"These are all key points in class. Even if they don't understand anything, as long as they memorize the formulas, they can still get some points."

"As for the follow-up tutoring plan, I'll have to wait a few days. I've been doing physical rehabilitation at night recently. Let's get them together to continue the follow-up once they've roughly memorized the contents of their notebooks."

Kikyo Kushida took the notebook, flipped through a couple of pages at random, and couldn't help but exclaim in amazement:

"As expected of Horikita-kun, you are truly prescient and prepared in advance!"

However, Horikita Suzune completely ignored her compliment, turned around and continued reading her book, seemingly determined to maintain her coldness to the very end.

Kikyo Kushida didn't feel embarrassed at all. She turned to look at Su Wei with a smile, and even raised her little fist in a gesture of encouragement:

"To prevent those rude boys like Sudo from damaging Horikita-san's beloved notebook... and judging from Horikita-san's matter-of-fact attitude, you guys must have already reached some kind of shady deal, right?"

"In that case, Su Wei will have to take on the task of conveying the contents of the notes! Good luck!"

Just then, the preparatory bell for class rang.

Kikyo Kushida waved her little hand and ran away.

Su Wei was left staring at the thick notebook in his hand, lost in thought.

He sighed and turned to look at Kiyotaka Ayanokoji, who was sitting next to him:

“Here, Ayanokouji.”

Su Wei held up his notebook and made a sincere suggestion:

"I remember you got a perfect score of 50 in all subjects on your entrance exam, right? You must have been hovering on the edge of passing and desperately needed tutoring."

"How about it? Good brothers share the burden, so how about we each copy half of this notebook?"

Upon hearing this, Kiyotaka Ayanokouji turned to look at Su Wei with a blank expression.

Although he didn't speak, his eyes seemed to say:

Did you laugh at yourself before you said that?

"Tsk, the world is going to the dogs, people's hearts are no longer what they used to be."

Su Wei shook his head and sighed, "Have students these days evolved to the point where they can't even be bothered to open their mouths when food is practically fed to them?"

"Oh well. At least technology changes our lives."

As he spoke, Su Wei decisively took out his phone and started taking pictures of the laptop, planning to use text recognition to convert them into a document and send it to the group later.

It's impossible to copy by hand; it's never going to happen in this lifetime.

Who actually gets so into role-playing that they start doing homework...?

Just then, a Line message notification popped up at the top of his phone screen.

The sender is Honami Ichinose.

The gist of it was that she was telling him not to forget to take her to practice swordsmanship after school.

The way it was phrased was rather euphemistic, a hint slipped into casual conversation, which is very characteristic of the Japanese—their subtlety and ability to read the room.

But this was the one thing Su Wei just couldn't get used to.

If you encounter someone who doesn't understand, no matter how much you hint, they'll just remain unmoved like a block of wood.

After thinking it over, Su Wei had absolutely no intention of adapting to local customs.

I typed a reply directly:

"Practicing swordsmanship? Let's find a secluded spot after school... the rooftop?"

......

Meanwhile, in Class 1B classroom.

Looking at Su Wei's reply on her phone, Ichinose Honami slightly curved her eyes, suppressing the helplessness that surfaced in them.

no way.

According to Kushida, Su Weijun came to study abroad from across the sea after graduating from junior high school.

It's already quite an achievement to be able to overcome language barriers and communicate fluently with everyone; we really can't ask for too much more from him.

And, to be honest...

Even Ichinose sometimes finds it exhausting to observe everyone's unspoken attempts to read the room and the unspoken yet necessary social interactions.

Su Wei's straightforwardness actually makes people feel relaxed.

With that thought in mind, Ichinose smiled slightly and prepared to reply and agree.

Suddenly, a sweet, almost coquettish voice rang out abruptly in her ear:

"Hey~ Senior~"

"Is this the legendary hero you mentioned before, the one who turned the tide in the exam?"

Ichinose paused, looking up with some confusion.

Meeting her gaze, the red-haired twin-tailed girl, who had somehow gotten close, seemed to suddenly realize her abruptness.

She quickly lowered her head, biting her lower lip, feigning panic, and waved her hand, mumbling: