Demon Slayer: I was taken home by Shinobu Kocho at the beginning.

Horikita Suzune was not in a good mood. About a month ago, she received some information from Kamio Tatsuya.

This school divides students into classes according to their academic standing; Class A consists of the elites, while Class D consists entirely of the worst students.

Although she was initially shocked, she quickly realized that there was something wrong with the information.

How could everyone in Class D be at the bottom of the class? Aren't I excellent?

She is a confident person; she believes herself to be an excellent person, and that belief has never wavered.

Over the past month, although she witnessed the absurdity and recklessness of the students in Class D, she still didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

She just felt that every class would have a few lawless guys, and that these people were probably the majority.

And wasn't everything fine at the beginning?

However, with the teachers' inaction and laissez-faire approach, the students in the class are becoming increasingly unrestrained, and all of this is the teachers' responsibility.

But what she didn't expect was that this would be a test for the students.

The result is that she doesn't have enough money for food now.

Now she's having a headache about how to cover her food expenses this month. Should she just eat the free mountain vegetable meal?

She didn't feel ashamed of eating the mountain vegetable set meal.

The key question is, what if my brother accidentally sees it?

That's what she's worried about.

She just didn't want her brother to see her in such a miserable state.

I remember the school provides free ingredients; I'll go check it out after school.

"At least please tell us the details of the points increase or decrease... for future reference."

Hirata looked unwilling at this moment. He remembered clearly what Kamio Tatsuya had said: the evaluation would change.

Even if it's zero point now, as long as we work hard to improve the rating, the points should increase.

"The idea is good, but according to school regulations, we cannot tell you the detailed review process."

Just like when you enter the workforce, whether or not you are given a detailed HR review process is also determined by the company. Hopefully, this explanation gives you some understanding.

Seeing the disappointed students, Mr. Chabashira showed a faint smile for the first time today.

"Even if you stop being late or talking privately from today onwards... assuming you achieve zero demerit points this month, your points will neither decrease nor increase. Simply put, the points transferred in next month will also be zero."

On the other hand, it doesn't matter how late or absent you are, since your points are already at zero. How about that? Aren't you happy?

"what……"

Hirata's expression grew even more somber. He understood what Chabashira-sensei meant; such a statement would only weaken the students' awareness of improving classroom discipline.

Just then, he noticed his phone vibrate.

Using your phone during class will undoubtedly result in a deduction of points. If other classes had points to award, they certainly wouldn't do that.

So, was the person who sent him the message a classmate?

He hadn't planned to watch it, but then he remembered what Mr. Chabashira had said earlier: anyway, even if he broke the rules again, there wouldn't be any problems.

And sending him a text message at this time might...

With a certain feeling in mind, Hirata took out his phone in full view of everyone.

Upon seeing the above content, Hirata was suddenly startled and then hesitated.

"What's wrong, Hirata? Is there another problem?"

Looking at the anonymous message, Hirata's expression struggled for a moment before he looked up at Chabashira-sensei.

"Ms. Chabashira, although we won't lose points no matter how many times we break the school rules, what about the other classes that have points? If they break the school rules, will they lose points?"

Upon hearing Hirata's words, Chabashira-sensei immediately understood why the other party had asked that question.

Who?

Who sent the text message to Hirata?

Chabashira Sae scanned the classroom, but couldn't find that person.

Before answering that question, could you tell me who just sent you the text message? This is not a question you would normally think of.

Upon hearing this, Hirata Yosuke gave a wry smile and then began to explain.

"I don't know, it's an anonymous account."

An anonymous account must belong to a student from Class D, but who could it be?

Without any extra time to observe or think, Teacher Chabashira first answered Hirata's question: "Of course, violating school rules will naturally result in points being deducted."

"I see," Kamio Tatsuya nodded.

It seems that having your points reset to zero isn't all bad.

Most of the students in Class D didn't understand why Hirata would ask that question, but some of them did think of something based on the question and Chabashira-sensei's answer.

"Alright, enough with the small talk, let's get down to business."

As Mr. Chabashira spoke, he took out a thick sheet of white paper, unfolded it, and stuck it on the blackboard.

The names of classes A through D are written on it, followed by a number for each class.

Class A: 994, Class B: 650, Class C: 490, Class D: 0.

"This, what is this?"

Is this what they call class points?

"This is a direct demonstration of the school's evaluation of you," Teacher Chazhu explained. "At the beginning of the semester, all four of your classes had 1000 class points, and this is the number of class points you still have as of today."

"Wait, why do other classes still have numbers? That's so strange..."

Why do other classes have some points?

Of course it's because they didn't break any school rules, you idiot.

Faced with this question, Ms. Chabashira was too lazy to answer it, feeling that answering it would lower her IQ. However, since she was a teacher, it was still necessary for her to explain the current situation.

"It seems you haven't observed the situation in other classes at all. In the past month, all classes have been scored according to the same rules, which is absolutely fair and just."

However, the result was such a large discrepancy in the points; that's reality.

"But, but why? Why are the point differences so uniform?"

"It's very simple. This school divides students into classes according to their level of excellence, with the best students going to Class A."

Next up are Class B, Class C, and you students in Class D, you belong to the worst group, meaning you are the worst flawed products, and you haven't disappointed, you've done the most trashy thing possible.

Faced with this unreasonable class assignment rule, the students in Class D seemed to be quite disheartened.

Even Horikita Suzune was no exception. Although Kamio Tatsuya had said the same thing to her before, she simply didn't believe it.

Because she later observed students in other classes as well as students in her own class.

She felt that many people in her class, including those in Class D, were much better than students in other classes, such as Hirata, Kamio Tatsuya, and herself.

So she actually had some expectations.

I hope that Tatsuya Kamio gave her the wrong information and then refunded her 90,000 points.

She would rather believe that the teachers were deliberately indulging her than admit that she wasn't that good.

Unexpectedly, Chabashira-sensei immediately confirmed what Kamio Tatsuya had said.

Even so, she still didn't realize that she was a flawed product, and even planned to confront Ms. Chabashira after school.

Chapter Twenty-Nine: I Don't Want to Failing the Exam!

Looking at the students who had fallen silent below, Mr. Chabashira raised his hands and clapped.

"You've used up all your points in just one month, which is unprecedented even in the history of Class D. Honestly, I admire you guys for being able to do this. Impressive."

Hey, you've already said it once, there's no need to repeat it.

Moreover, in such a quiet setting, your sudden applause is simply putting psychological pressure on some students.

Although you slapped your own hand, it looks to me like you slapped them in the face.

"Does this mean that as long as our class points are zero, we will always have zero income?"

"That's right, you understand it very quickly." Teacher Chabashira showed an appreciative expression.

This woman has a really bad personality. Is she really a teacher?

Kamio Tatsuya was deeply suspicious.

"But don't worry, you can live in this school even without points. Food and daily necessities are provided free of charge, and your basic living needs will be guaranteed."

Kamio Tatsuya was well aware of this, because he had already tried it on the first day of school. He not only received free daily necessities, but he also tasted the free food.

However, having grown accustomed to delicious food, the mountain vegetable set meal would probably be hard for them to swallow.

From frugality to luxury is easy, from luxury to frugality.

This sentence perfectly encapsulates life in the first month and beyond.

No, I really want to laugh.

"...Does this mean we're going to be looked down upon by guys from other classes forever?!"

No, no, no, Sudo-kun, even in Class D, most people look down on you, so don't get too cocky.

"I'm really surprised, Sudo. Even you care about your image. Well then, do your best to help the class climb higher."

"what?"

"Class points are not just linked to the monthly deposit amount. This point value directly reflects the class ranking order."

For example, if your class score is currently higher than Class C's, say 491, then you will be in Class C.

Most of the students in Class D didn't understand the significance of this. In their view, having some knowledge was enough, and it didn't matter whether they were in Class A or Class D.

"Teacher, if that's the case, then it means we actually have a way to get class points, right?"

"Very perceptive, Hirata, but I doubt it."

As she spoke, Teacher Chabashira put up another poster on the blackboard, similar to the previous one, except that it listed the names of all the students in Class D, followed by a number.

Kamio Tatsuya also saw his name, and his score was 51, which was in the lower half of the list, but not particularly low. He didn't know if he would be considered a poor student.

Kamio Tatsuya felt somewhat ashamed about this.

"These are the results of the last quiz. I almost burst out laughing when I saw them. What have you all actually learned in the past nine years?"

Most students in the class scored around 60 points, but there were some high scores, such as Horikita next door, who scored 90 points, the highest score in the class.

Besides Horikita's 90 points, there are two others who also scored 90 points: Koenji and Yukimura.

Yukimura Tatsuya knew that he was one of the few students who listened attentively in class.

So Kamio Tatsuya also remembered him and even knew his name, which was Yukimura Teruhiko.

Kamio Tatsuya counted and found himself ranked 27th in the class, with Ayanokoji ahead of him by 50 points.

This guy is lucky; he got a perfect score of 50 out of 100 on a test.

"That's great. If this were a formal test, seven people would have to be expelled so early in the semester."

Drop out, drop out of school?

Kamio Tatsuya's eyelids twitched. What the heck?

Withdrawal? Withdrawal from school? What's going on?!

"What? Didn't I say that the school rules state that if you fail any subject in the midterm or final exam, you will be expelled? In this exam, all students who scored less than 32 points will be expelled. You guys are really stupid."

This is the first time you've ever said something like this!

and many more?

Did you say that during the week I was suspended from school?

Kamio Tatsuya observed the expressions of the students around him, and it seemed that this was not the case.

It seems this is truly the first time she's said this.