The Story Begins with Real Teaching
Chapter 57

Why the Mission Remains Unfinished

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As for there not being enough part-time jobs if too many people sold permits?

Tanaka Yukishin had never considered that.

The businesses paid in points usable only at Tokyo Advanced Nurturing High School, but what they gained was a workforce they could use anywhere.

Right now, though, he was more interested in one thing: once the news got out, who would be the first to come "looking for him"?

Many students were browsing the forums.

Suddenly, a post appeared.

Within moments, it shot straight to the top of the trending list.

[Exclusive Part-Time Job Permits for Sale]

[Exclusive part-time job permits for sale. 100,000 points per third-year student, 300,000 per second-year student, and 500,000 per first-year student.

Installment payments allowed. A contract with the school is all you need.

Signed: Tanaka Yukishin, Class 1-D]

The comments section was already in an uproar:

[Anonymous User 1245] Is this guy serious?! (587 likes)

[Soccer Club Ace] Ha! I won't have to worry about not having enough money for something I want anymore! (432 likes)

[Tea Ceremony Club] To the person above: you think buying a permit means you can pick whatever job you want? (329 likes)

[Student Council President] This post has been flagged. Please remain calm. (Officially verified) (Over 1,000 likes)

The news spread, and soon even students who never visited the forums had heard about it.

In the hallway, Sakayanagi Arisu's hand trembled slightly as she clutched her phone.

So this is what Tanaka-sensei is like. He really goes all out.

I wonder what he'll do next. I can hardly wait.

Behind her, Katsuragi Kohei said gravely, "This will completely upend how Class Points are calculated for each class."

"Not only that," Kanzaki Ryuji said, appearing around the corner. "His pricing is clever. Upperclassmen pay less because they're about

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