Assassination Classroom: I Want to Be a Good Person Too
Chapter 184

Reform Is a Must / Better to See for Myself

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He pressed down on the back of Shiranami's head, and in her belated regret, he silenced her once again.

After the more intense process ended, Shiranami's already loose pajamas slipped down to her shoulders, revealing her smooth, flawless shoulders.

"Shiki-- "

Exhaling heavy breaths, Shiranami's icy blue eyes, which he opened again, seemed to be filled with a pool of spring water.

"Yes, I'm here, lovely Chihiro."

A gentle reply came to the somewhat dazed Shiranami, Aoyama slowly placed her on the bed.

Nothing more was said that night.

Chapter 311 Reform is Necessary

The second Saturday of spring break.

The study group continues even on holidays, and two more members joined compared to last week.

With Ichinose's subtle but noticeable care, the kind-hearted Amikura and Shiranami were easily accepted by everyone and began studying together.

Another one added! How many more women are you going to have, you bastard?

In the harmonious learning atmosphere, Hasebe glanced at Shiranami, who was being teased by everyone and looked shy.

Aoyama didn't hide his relationship with Shiranami, so she knew that Aoyama had another girlfriend.

The only person in the room who wasn't Aoyama's girlfriend was her alone.

How do I solve the "Shiki" problem? Teach me.

The most diligent student in the room was the newly joined Amikura, the leader of Class 1-C.

Spring break has been over for several days, and it's already early April.

With the Class Points now updated, Class 1-B, which suffered a crushing defeat in the optional exam, has swapped places with Class 1-C, which won by a landslide.

[Mori's Off-Duty] Grade 1A: 1570 points

[Shiina Class] Class 1-B: 1390 points

[Amikura Class] Class 1-C: 1130 points

[Karuizawa Class] Class 1-D: Zero Hour

Looking at Class Points alone, Class 1-B is on par with Class 1-A. But anyone with a brain knows that Class B, with only thirty-one students left, can't possibly beat Class A, with forty-three students, in terms of pure strength.

The remaining 40 students in Class 1-C have also fallen behind by more than 400 points in Class Points.

Recently, many of the Class 1-A students have gradually reverted to their arrogant attitude from when the school first started, especially Totsuka, who has started looking down on everyone again.

"For this problem, we need to try to break down the equation first," Aoyama, sitting down next to the Amikura and beginning his explanation.

Time passed slowly as everyone studied diligently.

When it was time for their scheduled break, Karuizawa and Hasebe, as usual, immediately put down their pens and started to relax. One of them occupied the sofa and lay down while Sakura gave him a massage, while the other ran to the refrigerator to find something to eat.

At first, Amikura wanted to continue doing the exercises, but Ichinose persuaded her to take a break.

After the class dropped to Class C and the Class Points with Class A widened, the Amikura also accumulated a lot of pressure.

"Don't push yourself too hard, Mako." After cutting some fruit and placing it on the table in the kitchen, Aoyama sat down next to Amikura, who was resting with his eyes closed.

"You should learn from Megumi in this respect. Look how carefree she is, leaving all the work to Suzune and Kikyo."

After becoming the class leader, Karuizawa basically became a hands-off leader. With her girlfriends cheering her on, no one dared to gossip.

Anyway, the main principle for Class D now is that not getting expelled is considered a success.

"I'm not forcing myself, I'm just a little unsure of what to do."

Opening his mouth to eat the fruit that Aoyama had placed near his lips, Amikura smiled helplessly and casually informed Aoyama that he was not possessed.

She understood that improving her own academic ability alone was of no use to the class.

Morishita Ran, Sakayanagi Arisu, Katsuragi Kōhei, Hashimoto Masayoshi, Kamuro Masumi — Amikura could easily name a whole bunch of Class A students who were no worse than her, and perhaps even better.

In terms of talent, even excluding Aoyama, Class A can easily surpass their class.

Aoyama rubbed his head on the Amikura, "Why don't you ask your dear boyfriend?"

"Huh? Is this okay? Won't this put you in a difficult Shiki, Shiki?"

"How could it be difficult? Competition leads to improvement, and there are still two years until graduation."

Aoyama doesn't care much about which class can graduate from Class A. If he had to choose which class he most wants to graduate Class A, his current choice would be Class D.

The reason, of course, is that his girlfriend, who couldn't get into University of Tokyo, was in Class D the most.

However, it's impossible for him to deliberately favor one class; after all, both are his children, and he can't just help one.

"As the Student Council President, my vision extends far beyond just one class of students."

"That's the best joke I've heard all day."

Hearing Aoyama's righteous words, Kamuro, who was playing on his phone, looked up and interrupted, directly contradicting him.

"Could you please give me some face, Secretary Masumi?"

"No."

"Very well, I'll definitely get my revenge on you tonight."

After Kamuro made his tough statement, Aoyama began to offer advice to Amikura, suggesting ways to improve their class's strength.

"First, you need to identify which students in the class want to graduate from Class A and are willing to work hard to achieve that."

"Then we organized them together, set a time for them to study and practice together, just like this study group, so it was clear who was slacking off or not showing up."

If you don't have the will to climb the ladder, organizing study sessions or training programs will be useless; you can't beg them to study or train.

Providing a good environment for students who want to work hard, and making it a regular part of their school life, will greatly improve their abilities.

"This will make the other students who were left behind feel bad," Ichinose said.

After forming a new group that is striving to advance to the next class, Amikura, as the class leader, will definitely devote his energy to this new group, which will be the main force.

At first, the students who are left behind may not care, but later they will definitely feel resentment and feel abandoned.

"That's what they deserve."

"If you see your classmates working hard day after day, but you're unwilling to put in the effort and only feel powerless rage, then dropping out of school would be a good thing for the class."

Waste should stay in the garbage dump.

Deep down, Aoyama is still cold-hearted and won't try any methods to persuade students who don't want to work hard to do so.

He can accept a student winning without effort, provided that the Student Council is obedient and doesn't cause trouble.

For someone who neither works hard nor listens to instructions, dropping out of school is the best outcome.

"One of the benefits for third-grade students is that the school will hire renowned teachers to provide college entrance exam tutoring, but only students who have always studied hard are eligible to participate in the tutoring classes."

"From an outsider's perspective, if your class maintains this relaxed atmosphere, not many students will actually be able to attend the tutoring classes."

By the time students reach third grade, even those who are not in Class A will receive assistance from the school for their hard work.

People like Horikita and Wang Meiyu from Class D are academically excellent and capable of getting into good universities. It's not an exaggeration to say that their future is promising, and schools won't ignore them for the sake of their reputation.

"Just as Shiki said, we can't afford to let our guard down any longer."

Ichinose is confident that she can get into her desired university without needing a college entrance exam prep course.

But her companions are different, like the nearby Amikura and Shiranami; if things continue like this, they can only get into ordinary universities.

Persuaded by Aoyama, she also made up her mind to take action.

"Well, giving up being the class leader is an option, but I don't think you Mako, will give it up."

Aoyama placed his hand on the back of the even more bewildered Amikura.

"Anyway, remember to come to me if you have any troubles. Although I may not be able to solve them for you, I can still say a few nice words to cheer you up."

"I'll be sad if Mako doesn't want to rely on me."

Chapter 312 It's best to verify it yourself.

"There seems to be a very interesting female freshman among the new students."

As the spring break drew to a close, the Student Council resumed operations to handle all the various matters related to the new student enrollment.

In the Student Council room, where only the new second-year students remained, Sakayanagi was examining the new students' information with great interest.

Thanks to the early access to the OAA software, the pre-enrollment assessments of first-year students can be accessed through the Student Council's trial account.

"Is that Amasawa Ichika, the junior from Class 1-A?" Shiina was also looking at the freshman information.

The first-year student ranked first in the OAA (Online Assessment of Abilities) is a girl. She received an A+ in both academic and physical abilities, and a B+ in the flexible thinking ability category.

Throughout the entire first year, she was the only student who achieved an A in both academic and physical abilities.

"The Classmate Sakayanagi is referring to is Nanase Tsubasa from Class 1-D." Horikita Suzune frowned slightly. "Her academic ability, physical skills, and flexible thinking are all rated B or higher. She shouldn't have been placed in Class D at all."

Nanase's strong ability to think flexibly indicates that she has excellent communication skills, which shows that her personality is also fine.

But the current situation is that this OAA student, who is second only to the first Amasawa Ichika, has been assigned to Class D.

"What do you say about the Shiki?" Sakayanagi looked at the distant Aoyama.

"What's there to say? He's just the leader the school has designated for Class D."

After closing the OAA app on his phone, Aoyama stretched. His personality and abilities were both fine; there was only one reason he was assigned to Class D.

Nanase's performance during the interview was impeccable, and her past resume had no negative aspects.

Being assigned to Class D was just bad luck for her.

"You and Honami Suzune be in charge of welcoming the new students. The funding will be one person per three thousand people." Aoyama began assigning tasks.

Helping freshmen with lots of luggage and showing them the way during spring break is something that most students wouldn't do unless there's some benefit to it, aside from a few guys with lustful thoughts and fantasies about meeting female freshmen.

"Arisu prepared the speech for the Student Council recruitment, and you're also in charge of delivering it."

"I'll leave the emcee position for the opening ceremony to Hiyori."

"As for Masumi, she and I will be responsible for communicating with the school and handling emergencies and miscellaneous tasks."

The beginning of the semester is the busiest time for the Student Council. Before Aoyama had even finished assigning tasks, they had already used up all their manpower.

As for Ryuen Yuan, who hadn't been Student Council for a long time and was planning to go underground, he has already been kicked out of the Student Council.

"Is the Student Council recruitment limited to girls, Shiki?" After accepting the task, Sakayanagi asked with a hint of sarcasm.

Kiriyama and his companion, who had moved up to their third year, had already left the student council, and Ryuen had also been kicked out. Now, apart from Aoyama, the entire Student Council was made up of girls, and all of them were incredibly cute.

If we don't admit male students, rumors about the Student Council will probably start circulating among students not long after the start of the semester.

The rumors were nothing more than that Aoyama had turned the Student Council into a harem.

"Whatever you like." Aoyama felt that rumors didn't matter at all. "You can hire anyone you think is capable and pleasing to the eye, but the premise is that whoever hires them will be responsible for their training."

Whoever hires the person should be responsible for training them; this can prevent hiring incompetent individuals.

After all, nobody likes to mentor a lazy and stupid junior.

"He's shirking responsibility again." Kamuro saw through Aoyama's little scheme.

"This is called assigning tasks to individuals; it's a very advanced system."

Aoyama retorted sarcastically, then grinned wickedly at Kamuro and continued, "If you contradict me again, I'll get my revenge."

On the night the last study session ended, he took revenge as he said, raiding Kamuro and keeping her awake for half the night until she begged for mercy.

How dare you bring that up?

Her face flushed red with embarrassment. Kamuro showed no mercy to Aoyama and walked straight behind him to perform a rear-naked choke.

"Someone please help me!" Aoyama reached out his hands to the girls.

"This is what the Shiki brought upon themselves, isn't it, Xiao Fanbo?"

Ichinose's arm, who had betrayed her last time, and smiled Shiina.

"Ichinose nodded decisively. "Yes, it's Shiki's own fault."

"Forgive me, Kamuro -nee--" Aoyama shouted.

"Who are you calling the boss?!"

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