You know, once he is punished, he will definitely be fined and he will lose a lot of points.
This is obviously not in line with what you mean by 'greed of money'.
Unless, Bai Lan can guarantee that even if we try to punish him, he can reverse everything through his own methods and turn losses into profits!
Remember?
In Feng Jiyue's case, Bai Lan spent 130,000 to purchase information for the class. After that, he took the lead in paying fines every month, which made him spend a total of 750,000 points one after another, adding up to 880,000.
However, Bai Lan's efforts contributed to the emergence of the "Class Rules", and he relied on the reward and punishment rules of the "Class Rules" to earn millions of points every month thereafter!
More than one million yuan per month, which will be an income of nearly 40 million yuan in three years.
According to Bai Lan's original statement, the 880,000 was his 'investment'.
Bai Lan's investment achieved a return of nearly 50 times!
Bai Lan is a person who does not suffer losses.
He originally invested only 880,000 yuan and received a return of 40 million yuan.
And this time, Bai Lan launched another investment...
You ignore Bai Lan's achievements and punish Bai Lan. The points you ask for from Bai Lan are the amount of Bai Lan's investment this time.
No matter how much you ask for, he will definitely ask for it back dozens of times!
As for Bai Lan's reliance on ensuring its own income, the 'at least 400 points' I just mentioned is part of it. As for whether there are more, I don't know, but I think there should be.
Having made great achievements but was slandered, Bai Lan had every reason to take action and demand the rewards he deserved for his achievements.
On the contrary, if we take the initiative to acknowledge Bai Lan's achievements, Bai Lan will lose the opportunity to attack, and eventually everyone will negotiate an ending that is acceptable to both parties.
Of course, you can tear up the agreement, no longer abide by the class rules, and refuse to give Bai Lan various rewards.
The result of this is that the class rules that Bai Lan worked so hard to establish lose their effectiveness.
If the agreement and class rules are broken, Bai Lan will feel like he has been slapped in the face...
What happened to Nagumo and the others today is enough to prove that Bai Lan will severely retaliate against the person who slapped him in the face.
You disrespect him and want to take away his things.
After all, Bai Lan is not a person who likes to suffer losses! Bai Lan is likely to be completely disappointed with this class, give up on leading this class to Class A, and take revenge on the entire class.
In addition, it is possible to transfer classes in this school, but you need to pay a huge amount of points.
With Bai Lan's current ability to earn points, he can actually earn the points he needs to reach Class A on his own even without our assistance.
In fact, based on the value Bai Lan has shown so far, other classes should be happy to pool their points and 'buy' it.
Our class is the class with the worst comprehensive ability. By doing what Bai Lan can do in our class, he will only do better in other classes, and he will only earn more in other classes.
In this way, the reason why he is still willing to stay in our class and contribute to this class is what does he want?
At most, it's just 'challenging the highest level of difficulty' – the sense of accomplishment of leading the worst class to a point that others can't believe.
It is we who need Bai Lan, not Bai Lan who needs us!
However, because of you.
Bai Lan, this powerful force that would have been our promotion to Class A, may very well turn around and become our enemy.
Bai Lan doesn't even need to do anything.
Your Class A graduation dream is impossible.
Even your living expenses will become lower than Class D, which just ended in Fengyue!
After all, all of this was brought about by Bai Lan. After he leaves, you will soon return to what you should be like as Class D.
Everything Bai Lan brought will naturally disappear. "
Thinking that Bai Lan might leave their class and become their enemies, retaliating against them similar to what he did to Nagumo and the others, the spokesperson of the heavy punishment camp did not even dare to continue to speak harshly or even stay silent. He quickly begged for mercy and persuaded Horikita to use her relationship with Bai Lan to say something nice for them.
They didn't dare to expect to get any more points from Bai Lan, they just wanted to be able to save some food money.
After being awakened by Horikita and learning that no matter how much they tried to get from Bai Lan today, they would have to pay it back N times later, the spokespersons of the light punishment camp and the slight punishment camp did not dare to say anything.
Soon, the spokesperson of the no-punishment camp—Karuizawa spoke.
Karuizawa: "I abstain from voting. I feel that for the contribution of classmate Bai Lan, it is not enough to just not be punished. If you want to reward, you must be rewarded!" I even think the 'special prizes' are missing.
Bai Lan classmate has done so much for the class, yet he still suffered so much injustice.
There should be extra compensation!
I think there should be a separate award for Bai Lan.
Since the punishment ratio of heavy penalties can reach 200%, then the special reward of Bai Lan should also be 200%! "
In order to surpass Horikita and show her loyalty to Bai Lan, Karuizawa started her nonsense again.
"Excuse me, does anyone else have any questions? "Horikita ignored Karuizawa.
At this time, the anonymous spokesperson of the winning camp spoke.
He said that after listening to Horikita's words, he had completely changed his mind. He also recognized Bai Lan's achievements. He no longer had any objections to Bai Lan winning the "special award", but Kogenji seemed to have some objections.
In addition, there is a problem. He feels that credit should be given to merit and fault to fault, and "merits and faults should be balanced".
He felt that Bai Lan's "at least 400 points" merit should be "deducted 50 points" and his faults should be settled separately.
There is nothing wrong with the "at least 400 points" part being treated as a "special prize" or "grand prize".
But at the same time, it stands to reason that "50 points deduction" should also be a separate "heavy penalty".
Horikita instantly saw what the other party was thinking, and the other party wanted to reduce Bai Lan's income.
A very simple idea.
Suppose Bai Lan's achievements are counted as "special prizes" and mistakes are counted as "heavy penalties".
If the merits and demerits are equal.
In the end, Bai Lan can get a share from everyone like this (400-50)X100X90%=31500.
But if the merits and demerits cannot be balanced.
Then it is: 400X100X90%-50X100X200%==26000.
Obviously, if the merits and demerits balance out, Bai Lan can gain more benefits.
And Horikita's answer is, "Even if the two things are separated, the merits and demerits do not offset each other.
Then you must first give Bai Lan a 'special prize' based on the 400-point profit.
Then Bai Lan can be severely punished based on the 50-point loss.
However, you must know that although Bai Lan brought a 50-point loss to the class, it also brought a deterrent effect that is difficult to measure with scores.
Although Bai Lan caused the class to lose 50 points, the person who framed Karuizawa not only received a beating, but also had a total of 300 points deducted. In short, he received an extremely huge blow.
Others will be wary after seeing the fate of those who framed the students in our class and Bai Lan's revenge. As long as they cannot handle Bai Lan's revenge, those who have bad thoughts about our class will not dare to attack people in the class at will.
With this deterrent, the class can avoid losing a lot of points in the future due to criticism from outside classes, or even risk dropping out of school.
Without the deterrence of Bai Lan, I don't know how many people will be framed, bullied and persecuted like Karuizawa in the future, or they will be caught and coerced into doing things they don't want to do.
The points deducted from our class are likely to far exceed these 50 points.
Punishment is imposed after losses are caused. After losses are caused, punishments will be based on the "original intention" and "whether the violation is observed." It is based on the heart and deeds, and pays attention to the process and results.
But there is no need for rewards. As long as it brings benefits to the class, no matter what purpose Bai Lan originally did it for, or whether it violates the rules, rewards must be given. Only the 'results' are important, and the process does not matter.
Therefore, it is difficult to say whether Bai Lan should be punished for the 50-point deduction.
Is it worth 50 points to get rid of the threat?
The value of the deterrence brought by Bai Lan obviously far exceeds the 50 points deducted!
Obviously the pros outweigh the cons.
Since the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, it means that the gains outweigh the losses, and the final result is gains.
Gains should be rewarded, not punished.
However, the losses that Bai Lan's deterrence can avoid for the class are really incalculable.
But in any case, Bai Lan's credit, even if we do not count the unconfirmed points deducted for "bullying classmates" after Karuizawa was successfully framed, should still be over 400 points! "
After reading what Horikita said, the spokesperson of the winning camp was helpless.
Yes, according to Horikita's statement, Bai Lan has merit but no fault.
Since it's all about merit and there's no process, where does the idea of "accounting credit and fault separately" come from?
Can't be separated at all?
And because mistakes have turned into merit, the rewards seem to be getting bigger and bigger!
After discovering that after speaking together, not only did Horikita's offer fail to come down, but it even rebounded, the spokesman for the winning camp did not dare to speak anymore.
As a result, only the last camp is left that can continue to fight with Horikita - Kogenji Rokosuke, the spokesperson of the grand prize camp!
Normally, Kogenji should be disliked by almost everyone because of his excessive arrogance and narcissism, but now he has become everyone's hope.
You must know that although there is only one level difference between the "Special Prize" and the "Grand Prize", it is a world of difference!
The special prize sharing ratio is: 50%~90%.
But the grand prize is: 20%~40%.
Both the upper limit and the lower limit have been cut by more than half.
Once Kogenji succeeds, more than half of the rewards they will hand over to Bai Lan in the future will be left!
And everyone in the class feels that Kogenji has a good chance of success.
After all, the biggest difference between "Special Prize" and "Grand Prize" is "irreplaceability".
If Kogenji can prove the problems that Bai Lan solved in this incident, he can also solve them - I can do it too!
In this way, Bai Lan will not be able to win the "Special Award" due to the lack of "irreplaceability", and will only be able to win the "Grand Prize" at most.
Although almost everyone in the class hates Kogenji, they have to admit that Kogenji is really excellent.
In terms of learning, Kogenji scored the highest score in the class in the quiz after admission.