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"Classroom of the Elite" is a captivating Japanese novel that delves into the complex dynamics of an elite high school, where students from various backgrounds strive to climb the social ladder through rigorous academic competition. The story unfolds against the backdrop of Tokyo's prestigious Shirokuma High School, where students are groomed not just for intellectual prowess but also for future political power.
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In a world where meritocracy is often scrutinized, the book invites readers to reflect on the true meaning of success and the value of compassion in an increasingly competitive society. Through its vivid storytelling and nuanced characters, "Classroom of the Elite" serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of human connection and the potential for growth, even in the most challenging of environments.
From the comments and reviews I know this is good but damn do I wish It had thousand chapters like My House of Horrors.
just a rant:
the author's notes constantly calling the mc wifewifewife really doesn't sit right with me for some reason... can't they just be called husband and husband??
This is good? mc is op?
This seems exactly like desolate era!
No better than comics
When will he return to the mortal world??
One of the Novels where mc is op that can leap frog 2 - 3 realms below his Cultivation realm to fight (throughout the novel) which is I love. Basically MC is a body refinement cultivator with a unparalled comprehension for martial arts and the Dao.
It's basically the same as most games you play. Lower quality items come in quantities. E.g. getting 10,000 gold or getting 1 legendary item, etc. When he moves to better locations that have 'higher dao accumulation' its like getting a rare chest instead of a common one, so the chances of receiving higher tier items in multiple quantities is increased.
Ch 86. wtf, you can't do this to me. The story already fucking ended and then you hit me with this? Where is the closure, where are the answers, will this even be revisited? Will we ever know the whole story?
Same dude, I just get drunk on power scaling and face slaps and then become brain dead