July new episode has been airing for a while, and it seems that there is no sign that any work will become a super popular masterpiece yet. However, there was a movie that attracted my strong interest when the PV was just released, that is "Welcome to the Classroom of Power Supremacy".
From the title, we can guess that this is a campus-themed drama. However, this new series is not to show us the colorful campus life of our youth, but to reveal to us the truth behind a high school that seems to be extremely glamorous to outsiders, there is the truth that students are locked under the authoritarian system in order to achieve high enrollment rates and employment rates.
As an animation, I have accumulated a lot of popular light-revised works. At first, I was a little worried about the plot of the real teaching. After all, the phenomenon of homogeneity of light novels has become increasingly serious in recent years. Back to the plot of real education, High-Chemistry High School is a famous high school with almost 100% admission rate and super high employment goals across the country. It is not only equipped with the best hardware facilities and teacher conditions, but also based on its own S system, each student will receive 100,000 points per point equivalent to one yen per month as living expenses. It is simply a school that outsiders envy.
The male protagonist Aya Koji Kiyoto has a cold personality and is alone. Because of some special reasons, he was admitted to the school with a score line, and the two subjects happened to have the same score. This difficult operation and this personality, we can probably know that the male protagonist will continue to show off in the future.
On his first day of school, he seemed to have encountered all kinds of strange people and things from the beginning of the road. First of all, the incident of giving up seats on the tram - a man and a woman argued about whether they should give up seats to the elderly. The girl tried to influence the boy with love and justice, but the boy returned an incredible view that he had no interest in contributing to society.
Also, I met the heroine Horikita Suinto. Compared with the hero's solitary relationship, Horikita seems more indifferent and disdainful of false interpersonal communication. When everyone introduced themselves in the class, the indifference of the male and female protagonists was in stark contrast to the bold expression of others and the active meeting of new friends. The character of Ayakoji and Horikita and the cold-eyed view of campus relationships make people think of Hikitani and Yukiko in the story of Okura. In addition to the next appearance of Kikyo Kushida, whose sociality is very similar to Yuhihama at the beginning, it will inevitably make people feel that the real teaching is to continue to use the same routine as Haruka.
Go back to the S system mentioned earlier. Originally, students could get 100,000 yen of living expenses every month, so they naturally spent a lot of money. Only Ayakoji and Horikita realized that it was incredible that they could get so much money for nothing every month, especially Horikita saved even more.
By the end of the month, things were indeed not as simple as the two protagonists expected. The S system will only pay unconditional living expenses to each freshman in the first month. After that, the points they receive will be directly linked to the class scores, and the class where the male and female protagonists are located happens to be the worst Class D. Most of the other students who had no idea about this have spent all their points. Facing the class grades that are about to be at the bottom, on campuses where they can only rely on points rather than real money for consumption, students in Class D will face severe survival problems and have to drop out. Such a setting is easily reminiscent of "The Idiot Test Summoning Beast".
Because of the above two points, some viewers initially thought that the real teaching was just a mix of routines set by other works, but after reading the comics, I think the self-characteristics of the real teaching are still very obvious. First of all, compared with spring things, although they all look at campus life from an unconventional perspective, spring things pay more attention to expressing campus interpersonal relationships from a personal perspective. The level of practical teaching is higher. From the collective perspective, we look at class struggles and from the collective perspective, we also look at the subtle changes in interpersonal relationships within the collective.
Although the points that everyone can get are directly linked to the class scores, there are always some people in a group who do their best, while the other people are just waiting to die - since I have decided to give up on myself, do I still have to be responsible for the group?
So, the actual teaching is different from the personal self-exploration of Chunwu. Similarly, the class struggle under the S system is also different from the funny daily life of "The Idiot Test Summoning Beast". Here, you will see the cruel fight after everyone tearing off their masks instead of fighting.
But! No matter how powerful the plot and setting of this episode are, I know that everyone's focus on this episode is on Ouping. In order to please the audience and readers, both animations and comics are very powerful in distributing benefits. Some places make me feel that I sell meat just to sell meat.
However, considering that the climax of this episode does require a certain early preparation, and use benefits to tightly hold the hearts of the audience and readers in the early stages. If the work itself is excellent enough, then what's wrong? In the next time, let us enjoy this anime.
