Meritocracy Classroom of Hachiman

So getting a seat was still possible.

But.

Kushida looked ahead and could not help finding it a little absurd.

The gymnasium had specially prepared over eight hundred seats.

Yet the excellent seats in the front rows... were occupied by all kinds of school faculty, most of them single teachers.

And male teachers made up the majority.

What was with these teachers?

Even if tickets for this kind of performance had been sold in advance, there was no way they could all have gotten front-row seats so consistently. Some seats would definitely have gone to the Shopping Street or students who had bought tickets early.

But the teachers were sitting there.

In other words, these people had bought the best seats from others at high prices.

Were they really that enthusiastic about the students' performance?

PS: Making up yesterday's update.

PS: I rushed out 5,000 words and tossed them up first, so I would not be too late after trying to push for 10,000 words and make you all wait again.

PS: Next, I am going to write a ten-thousand-word chapter.

PS: I am planning to write 25,000 words today, not counting debt repayment. I checked this month's word count. Today is the sixth, which means I only wrote 35,000 words in five days. That averages 7,000 words a day. That really is a bit too little.

Consider it compensation for barely updating during the National Day holiday.

PS: I never intended to run from the debt owed for the reward event. I was just too busy during National Day. Even though I did not want to go out, I was forced to. My family went traveling, leaving only me at home, and I spent three days drinking... Each time took over three hours. I left at eleven and could