Ch. 41A Romantic Relationship—Can You Do That Thing Again?

Kageya Shinjitsu forced Kushida Kikyo to abandon her threats, and she offered to become his girlfriend to protect her secrets. They agreed to keep the relationship secret and use it to trade favors, leaving Kushida relieved but privately resentful.

  • Kushida Kikyo cried and begged Kageya Shinjitsu to let her go, promising not to threaten him again.
  • Kushida offered to become Kageya's girlfriend and claimed she would help him learn to deal with girls.
  • Kageya mocked Kushida by repeating her earlier rejection of him, then agreed to the relationship.
  • Kageya and Kushida declared themselves boyfriend and girlfriend while privately concealing their true feelings.
  • Kageya asked Kushida to keep their relationship secret, share school information, and advise him about girls, while he helped with her secrets.

Ch. 42Kageya Shinjitsu's Youthful Love Story / The Worst Class Ever

Kageya Shinjitsu’s uneasy relationship with Kushida Kikyo continued as she vented about Horikita Suzune and demanded his help getting her expelled. He then revealed that Class D would receive no points on May 1, leaving Kushida stunned as she realized he had millions of points.

  • Kushida Kikyo privately treated Kageya Shinjitsu as an outlet for her anger while teaching him how to interact with girls.
  • Kushida Kikyo complained that Karuizawa Kei and others were helping Horikita Suzune become more accepted, and she demanded Kageya help get Horikita expelled.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu refused to help Kushida target Horikita Suzune and questioned why Kushida kept approaching someone she hated.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu told Kushida Kikyo that Class D would receive no points on May 1 and showed her the millions of points on his phone.
  • Kushida Kikyo suspected Kageya had stolen the class’s points, and she leaped onto his bed after he teased her about her friends not caring about her.

Ch. 43May 1st, Morning Class Meeting

Kageya Shinjitsu explained to Kushida Kikyo that Class 1-D had earned no points because of its poor performance, and Kushida transferred her points to him. On May 1, the class waited anxiously for its monthly points while Kageya watched, knowing what was coming.

  • Kageya told Kushida that Class 1-D would receive zero points and that he had known about the assessment from the start.
  • Kushida transferred her points to Kageya and asked whether he had sold out their class to the other classes.
  • Kageya said Class 1-D would have scored zero even without his actions and suggested his classmates were responsible for their situation.
  • On May 1, Class 1-D received no points, and the students grew confused while Kageya watched from a corner.

Ch. 44May 1st, Class Meeting (Continued)

Chabashira Sae told Class 1-D that their 100,000 monthly points had been reduced to zero because of their lateness, absences, and disruptive behavior. She revealed that Kageya Shinjitsu had figured out the school's evaluation system, and the class turned to face him.

  • Kanji Ike and other students mocked Chabashira Sae before asking why their monthly points had not arrived.
  • Chabashira Sae said the school had deposited the points but deducted all 100,000 because the class had been late or absent 118 times and disrupted lessons 456 times.
  • Hirata argued that the students had not been warned, but Chabashira Sae blamed them and said someone in the class had understood the evaluation early on.
  • Chabashira Sae identified Kageya Shinjitsu as the student who had figured it out and earned over ten million points, prompting the class to turn toward him.

Ch. 45Chabashira: “I’d Call You the Absolute Worst”

Chabashira revealed that Kageya Shinjitsu had earned over ten million points and joined the Student Council, provoking questions and anger from Class D. Kageya rejected her attempt to draw him into the class and clashed with Ken Sudō, leaving the class divided as Kushida Kikyo and Hirata Yosuke tried to calm everyone.

  • Chabashira told Class D that Kageya Shinjitsu had earned over ten million points and was the first-year Student Council member, shocking the students.
  • Kanji Ike and Yamauchi Haruki questioned Kageya, while Chabashira pressed him to respond.
  • Kageya told Chabashira to stick to her announcement and said he had no interest in helping his classmates or carrying them to success.
  • Ken Sudō stood up angrily and moved to confront Kageya, but Chabashira warned him about expulsion and someone stopped him.
  • Kageya suggested Sudō's expulsion might help the class, prompting Kanji Ike and others to defend Sudō and call for Kageya to leave instead.
  • Kushida Kikyo and Hirata Yosuke tried to stop the argument and redirect the class to Chabashira's announcement.

Ch. 46Chabashira: “I’d Call You the Absolute Worst” (Continued)

Chabashira Sae revealed that Class D had earned zero points while the other classes had scored highly, and exposed Kageya Shinjitsu’s deal to sell school information. As his classmates demanded his points, Kageya turned on Yamauchi Haruki and the others, leaving the confrontation unresolved.

  • Chabashira Sae posted the class scores: Class A had 980 points, Class B 850, Class C 690, and Class D zero.
  • Chabashira Sae explained that the other classes had paid Kageya Shinjitsu for school information and revealed that one condition had been for Class D to earn zero points.
  • Yamauchi Haruki and other students accused Kageya Shinjitsu of betraying Class D and demanded that he hand over his points.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu dismissed the students’ demands and told Yamauchi Haruki, Kanji Ike, and the others that they were to blame for Class D’s failure.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu called Yamauchi Haruki an idiot, and Yamauchi vowed not to let him get away with it.

Ch. 47Teachers or students, come at me if you dare

After Kageya Shinjitsu and Chabashira Sae challenged Class D over its failures, the students learned how class rankings and transfers worked. The class was left shaken by its zero points and the possibility of spending three years at the bottom, while Kageya’s ability to transfer to Class A made him a target of envy and resentment.

  • Koenji dismissed Yamauchi Haruki’s complaints and blamed him and his group for Class D’s zero points.
  • Chabashira Sae revealed that the school ranked students by ability, called Class D rejects, and confirmed their points would remain at zero until graduation.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu taunted Yamauchi Haruki and said he could transfer to Class A, had strong academic prospects, and received points for joining the Student Council.
  • Chabashira Sae explained how classes could rise or fall through Class Points and challenged the students to prove the school wrong.
  • Yukimura objected to the class assignments, and Chabashira Sae pointed to Kageya’s twenty million points as proof an individual could transfer to Class A.
  • Chabashira Sae told the students they could build up their class or drop out, leaving them stunned and uncertain about their futures.

Ch. 48A Points Crisis, an Expulsion Crisis, or a Scam?

Kageya Shinjitsu faced questions about his unprecedented points and transfer to Class A, then clashed with Chabashira Sae and classmates who accused him of fraud and demanded his expulsion. He planned to use the school's rules against those who kept provoking him and to leave Class 1-D in chaos.

  • Horikita Suzune asked how many students had individually gathered twenty million points, and Chabashira Sae said none had; the closest had collected twelve million by scamming new students and was expelled.
  • Horikita Suzune questioned why Kageya Shinjitsu had been placed in Class D, and Chabashira Sae said the school's placement criteria went beyond academic and physical ability.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu told Chabashira Sae to stop using him as an example and to ask him privately if she had something to say.
  • Yamauchi Haruki, Kanji Ike, and other classmates accused Kageya Shinjitsu of scamming them and demanded that he be expelled and return his points.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu rejected the accusations, insulted Chabashira Sae and his classmates, and warned them not to come after him.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu planned to use the school's rules to get his opponents expelled and turn Class 1-D into a mess before leaving.

Ch. 49A Points Crisis, an Expulsion Crisis, or a Scam? (Continued)

Chabashira Sae announced that Class 1-D students faced expulsion if they failed future exams and that only Class A received the school's promised support, deepening the class's crisis. Kageya Shinjitsu remained openly hostile toward Chabashira, while the students were left shocked and angry.

  • Kageya Shinjitsu rebuked Chabashira Sae and warned her not to keep provoking him, while Hirata tried to calm him down.
  • Chabashira Sae posted the class's assessment scores and revealed that seven students had failed, putting them at risk of expulsion on official exams.
  • Chabashira Sae explained that the failed quiz would not count, but anyone who failed a future midterm or final would be expelled.
  • Karuizawa Kei checked her improved score and worried that Kageya Shinjitsu's classmates would confront him after class.
  • Koenji's high score surprised Kanji Ike and the other students, while Koenji mocked the class's reaction to the tests.
  • Chabashira Sae told the class that only Class A students received the school's promised support, leaving Class 1-D students shocked and angry.

Ch. 50Take Away the Thing He Wants Most—There’s No Hope, Just Wait to Die

After Chabashira Sae explained that Class D had no points and little hope of reaching Class A, the students grew resentful and divided. Kageya Shinjitsu watched their anger turn inward as Hirata and Kushida tried to rally them.

  • Koenji declared that his inheritance of the Koenji Conglomerate made class placement irrelevant to his future, provoking and unsettling his classmates.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu told the class that students had to earn opportunities themselves and could withdraw if they could not accept the school’s rules.
  • Hirata and Kushida urged their classmates to keep working, while a few students vowed to catch up with Class A.
  • After Chabashira Sae left the room, the students argued over the unfair system, their lack of points, and the classmates they blamed for their situation.
  • Kageya Shinjitsu observed the class turning its frustration against one another and saw the school’s collective punishment as a way to make students easier to manage.
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