Chapter 337

The man's request was over; what had been considered a joke at the time was now over.

Not only were Class C liberated, but Class D was liberated too.

Happy!

Everyone was very happy.

Asakusa Toru was also very happy, and he allowed this period of time to be revived.

The result I wanted to see has been achieved, and the game that satisfied me has come to an end.

Besides, nobody was actually hurt, was they?

He simply raised the possibility, and then he saw it.

The world remains the same.

Yamauchi Haruki is still that good-for-nothing who got expelled from school.

Ayanokoji Kiyotaka is still the rising star fitness instructor at that White Room.

And he is Asakusa Toru.

She will continue to hold his Diary.

Write down delusions that will surely come true.

P. S.: That's all! Actually, if I really wanted to write, I could have added many more details, such as the reactions of Class C, and then the school's actions. It didn't necessarily have to end with a conflict.

But that's all. I already said it was just something I wrote casually, so don't take it too seriously.

Surprisingly, I'm quite good at writing opening chapters. I'm happy that the epilogue was well-received; at least I don't seem to have completely lost the ability to write books.

However, continuing to write it or expanding it into a new book is not very practical. After all, the reason why no one has written about the idea of everyone getting zero marks is because it is difficult to write and cannot be written in a long way. If it were written, it would probably be a short story of a few hundred thousand words, the kind of story where the whole school is smashed, crushed, and then the story ends.

As for continuing to write in the side stories... well, although everyone seems to be appreciating it, and the number of followers seems to have increased a little, it's not enough. If we only count follower counts, writing 120,000 words a month would only earn about 720 yuan. This book should stop here; there's no point in relying on side stories to prop it up.

And then, see you next year!