Anime Crossover: In Classroom of the Elite, I Unleash the City of Killers from Behind the Scenes

Next time - Yucheng's return to death! "We will win" "You're just an ordinary person who didn't live in my healthy era." "The absolute heart, from which genius is born, is what will teach you to walk." "The strongest genius is etched in memory on the deserted island." "In other words, Sakayanagi won." Without a moment's mourning for Sakayanagi's defeat, the next to arrive at the exam was—

That's interesting, but there aren't enough of them.

It's quite interesting and novel, because the protagonist is already in a sage mode after completing all CCB (Complete Critical Strike), which makes for a surprisingly good viewing experience.

Do you want to become Kayaba Akihiko too?

Author, please don't forget, the original author just introduced a new Class A character, Shiraishi Asuka, who's also on the must-try list!

That's too little! Why can't the author update 100 chapters a day? Even 10 chapters would be great! #(Crying)

Combining practical teaching with infinite flow of resources Personal rating: 7.0/10.0 As a "Real Education" novel, it takes a unique approach by choosing the infinite flow subplot, thus avoiding the overused and overused special exam format. This is quite a standout aspect for a "Real Education" novel. Furthermore, it supplements and refines the character designs from the original work to a certain extent. However, as an infinite flow novel, it's not particularly outstanding. Personally, I feel the main appeal of infinite flow novels lies in: 1. A hodgepodge of powers from different worldviews; 2. The build-up of different abilities and powers; 3. Reward settlement after completing dungeons; 4. The logistical exchange during breaks between dungeons. This novel does points 1 and 3 well, but the power system build-up isn't that impressive, let alone the logistical support. And since the second stage involves main gods, when will the most fun parts of the original infinite flow—the dungeon looting and resource gathering—be opened up? Similarly, perhaps due to the need to focus on the protagonist, the initiative of many characters is somewhat weakened. Additionally, they could try adding team battles or PvP later on.

Mefilas's score is low, only 200 points, while Godzilla, which just came out weighing 10,000 tons, only has around 180 points now.

The ending was a letdown, not great, but acceptable for a cat story. The biggest problem with this ending is that the protagonist didn't grow at all. The beginning was about playing house to kill time, but the ending was just a temporary end to that game; whenever boredom strikes, it's time for another game. The protagonist didn't experience any mental growth during this time. Instead of a profound awakening and letting go like in "Honkai Impact 3rd," or a final revelation to become the Demon King and suppress everything, or the discovery of a cheat code to unify everything and ascend to immortality, the author chose this letdown ending. It's the least demanding, most passive writing style, neither good nor bad, not offensive, but utterly lacking in surprise. Finally, as a reader, congratulations on completing the book! I will continue to support your next one.

Couldn't we find a way to deal with the powerful figures outside? Not necessarily eliminate them outright, but at least inflict a debuff or curse? Otherwise, they have plenty of ways to do things, like using soldiers to sacrifice themselves to obtain items, or affecting the students' families to influence the situation on campus. After all, it's not like the campus is completely unreachable; faculty or transfer students can probably bring in information from the outside world, right?