Classroom of the Elite: Beyond Ayanokoji, There's Me in Class D

Classroom of the Elite: Beyond Ayanokoji, There's Me in Class D

实教:D班除了绫小路,还有我
Author:
Chi Shanhe
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Nurocity 59
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Genre:
Anime & Manga
Status:
Completed
Protagonist:
Male Lead
Fandom:
Classroom of the Elite
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Gu Heng finds himself in Classroom of the Elite, enrolling as a first-year student in Class D at the Advanced Nurturing High School.

He knows what this school does best isn't nurturing geniuses. It's forcing students to test, weed out, and trample one another-all within the rules.

The good news? He knows some of the original plot.

The bad news? From his very first day, the future has already begun to veer off course.

Worse still, he can see each person's decision weights in any given situation.

It's not mind reading. It's not omniscience. He simply has a clearer understanding of one thing:

Who values their pride more than class points. Who talks about cooperation while thinking only of self-preservation. Whose gentle smile hides the strongest urge to plant a knife in your back.

And so, Class D gains a second monster.

Ayanokoji keeps himself hidden. Gu Heng steps into the spotlight.

He isn't here to replace Ayanokoji. He's here to establish another way to win at this school:

Not by crushing everyone underfoot, but by taking a class of scattered individuals and forging them, through sheer determination, into the strongest fighting force on campus.

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200Afterword199Class D's Own Answer198Settlements Don't Wipe the Slate Clean197Administrator Does Not Mean Leader196Giving Up Must Be Signed195Ten Minutes Were Only Enough for One Person194Ryuuen Dismantles the Dual Core193The Price of Strength Events192Who Audits the Auditors191Authority Belongs to Class D190Real Names Take Freedom First189Unknown Does Not Equal Guilt188Ayanokoji Gives Only Half187Sudo Wouldn't Take a Beating for Others186Horikita's Refusal185Refusal Was Also an Option184Kindness Must Pay Its Own Bill183Sources on Paper182Horikita Was Not a Stand-In181Submit Even Without Gu Heng180Witness to a Private Inquiry179Sakayanagi's Bargaining Chip178Ryuuen Wants Answers177When It Was Gu Heng's Turn to Answer176Gu Heng Lays Out the Ledger175Exchange Explanation Takes the Stage174Let the First Runner Refuse to Be Assigned First173Let Replacement Be a Personal Choice First172Make Sure the Vacancy Can't Automatically Be Assigned171Let the First Person Bear the Exchange170Let the Rules Come Before the Trade169Let Choice Leave with the Outcome First168Let Both Lines Enter the Window First167Let the other classes' competition encounter the new application first166Let Class Preparation Wait Until the Official Choice165Let the Second Review Belong to the Individual First164Let the conclusion return to the personal record first163Let the Public Position Shield Against Personal Pressure First162Let Each Outside Class Bear Its Own Judgment First161Let Those Occupying Resources Bear the Waiting First160Let the first line see her choice first159Let the Result of the New Application Remain in the Personal Record First158Let Rechecking Come First; the Old Order Cannot Be Inherited157Make Locked Preparations Impossible to Reassign at the Last Minute156Resource Order Must Not Become a Formal Grouping First155Letting a delay remain a personal choice154Let Personal Applications Meet Class Resources First153Reopening First Does Not Mean the Whole Class Has Recovered152Let New Applications Bear Their Own Cost First151Reopening the Window for One Person First150Let the Two Choices First Cease to Be Guarantees149Keep Continuation from Occupying Vacant Slots148Let Deferral Become an Active Choice First147Let the Public Position Answer the Final Question First146Let Recovery Decide the Next Round First145Let Continuing Remain a Personal Choice144Let Internal Actions Bear the Public Pressure First143Let the New Application Belong Only to Its Owner First142Let the Second Confirm Before Choosing for the First141Let the Old Application Bear the Cost First