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

That's disgusting.

Speaking of which...

Previously, when Ichinose confessed to Hirata Yosuke about the black ball exam, Koenji Rokusuke couldn't resist contacting his family by phone.

Is it an attempt to use the powerful hand of capitalism to forcibly end this inherently evil highly developed culture?

Although unsuccessful, Koenji's actions ultimately violated school rules.

Of course, it's impossible to let him drop out of school as he wishes.

So......

He may be spared the death penalty, but he cannot escape punishment.

Just like those ordinary classmates who also tried to secretly call the police or contact their families at night.

'Let's just deduct one health bar from your resurrection health as punishment for ignoring the game rules.'

'If that's the case, shouldn't Ichinose also lose a life?'

'Yes, judges cannot let personal feelings lead them astray! Deduct it! It must be deducted!'

As soon as Su Wei had a thought, GANTZ immediately and faithfully sent the punishment information to the accounts of those who violated the rules.

After dealing with these troublemakers, Su Wei began to work on the specifics of this afternoon's "preliminary test."

Since the "Seven Hearts: Wolf and Sheep Game" he played in the escape room last time was more about psychological games that manipulated human nature, he decided to do something different this time in order to make more people feel involved.

Similarly drawing inspiration from "Alice in the Land of the Dying," this time he chose "King of Clubs: The Battle of Scores."

I believe that it would be a perfect fit for the practical teaching environment where class scores determine success.

He was also very curious about what kind of sparks would fly between these people when they were all forced into a desperate situation.

The only problem right now is choosing the right people.

The original version of Clubs K was a group of five.

However, considering that there are four classes in the actual teaching program... one person is too few, and five people are too many, so we can change it to a "three-person system".

As for who will specifically participate in the score-grabbing battle...

Is it Ai Morishita from Class A? Yume Kohashi from Class B? Or Mio Ibuki from Class C?

"never mind."

"Let's just treat it like a regular black ball game and give them the choice."

"Otherwise, if everything is preordained, it would make me, the chief god, seem... too deliberate, wouldn't it?"

Volume 1: Chapter 66 Kikyo Kushida, the Best at Moving Around

Su Wei yawned and pushed open the back door. As soon as he looked up, his gaze froze.

The usually unruly trio of problem children—Ken Sudo, Haruki Yamauchi, and Kanji Ike—were now sitting obediently in their seats.

Not only that, they also stared at their phone screens and copied the contents of the Horikita Notebook that Su Wei had uploaded yesterday into their own notebooks.

The way he's writing so diligently makes him look like a model student aiming for the University of Tokyo.

'Whoa...'

Su Wei sighed inwardly.

'Indeed, human potential is often unleashed under pressure.'

"It seems that this notebook has fulfilled its intended purpose."

Horikita Suzune, who entered the classroom at roughly the same time as Su Wei, naturally witnessed this scene as well.

Looking at the three hardworking fools, although she crossed her arms, her slight nod betrayed her emotions:

"As long as we can maintain this sense of crisis, I believe Class D will soon be able to transform itself."

"Easy for you to say."

Su Wei walked to his seat and casually asked:

"By the way, Horikita. How's your preparation going with that thing I mentioned to you at the library?"

Horikita Suzune turned to look at him, seemingly not immediately realizing what he was referring to.

Su Wei tapped on the table, prompting, "Midterm exam... answers."

Horikita Suzune's brows furrowed instantly.

“I’ve given up on that plan. And now, I don’t need that kind of thing anymore.”

"Why?" Su Wei asked, somewhat surprised.

"People only want to work hard when they are facing death and truly feel the pain."

Horikita Suzune glanced at the trio who were frantically copying notes:

“They have finally managed to get their attitude right. If I offer them a shortcut to cheat now, it will not only destroy the resilience they have just built up, but also be an insult to their current efforts.”