The Classroom of the Elite: I’m Surrounded by Geniuses!

The main character is a skin-changing Yamauchi.

I didn't see much torture involved. Any character could come up and say a few words to the protagonist, and the protagonist and Tamamo were just flirting, exchanging words back and forth. Where was the torture? After a dozen chapters without seeing the main plot, I had to give up. If the torture content is later, then I can only say that the earlier chapters couldn't keep readers engaged. Leaving aside Sakayanagi, since that little brat does talk like she's flirting, at least when Horikita started spewing her apologies, shouldn't I have exploded? But I just endured it. Later, time and time again, even without the protagonist provoking Horikita, she kept initiating the fight, and I still didn't explode. I simply couldn't bear to watch anymore.

The protagonist is a genius, perfectly fitting into Class D's hierarchy. He's egalitarian, looks down on everyone, and loves to verbally attack people... How to put it... Pretty wise. After all, anyone with a modicum of sense knows not to make enemies everywhere—in reality, you're likely to end up being the type to get killed by your roommates.

Did Shennong exist?

At first glance, Ding Zhen's character is clearly gay, and if the protagonist is gay, then he's the bottom, and anyone can kick him while he's down. Plus, he starts in Class D. If this continues, the protagonist might as well be a lackey of the mountain dweller.

Why are you, the main character, still spouting nonsense and doing absolutely nothing...? When I saw the part about the preferential treatment exam, I thought that after the protagonist finished his swearing, he would finally show off and pretend to be great. But after swindling money, he was still swearing and didn't do anything. Are all the students in the practical training class masochists? Given the protagonist's appearance and lack of physical abilities (according to the narration, his athletic ability is far inferior to Toyokawa Shoko), he's at this level... He'll be beaten to the point of being bedridden and unable to take care of himself by Ryuen on the very first day. Compared to the original plot, there are no major changes. It just feels like a foul-mouthed NPC, and the foul-mouthed content is becoming more and more repetitive and aesthetically tiring. What I want to see is a novel's protagonist acting as a mouthpiece for the readers, thoroughly insulting and teaching these self-proclaimed geniuses a lesson. But the premise is that the protagonist's image must be established, and he must actually do something meaningful. Acting all high and mighty in front of others is nothing like this pathetic protagonist!

The plot can be summarized as rolling around in a cesspool, and then claiming that he loves this cesspool.

The latest chapter seems to have really let loose. According to the author, does this mean that all friendships that can't last are unnecessary and shouldn't be cherished? Seriously, before you become friends with someone, do you know how long that friendship will last? Or does the author think that confessing your feelings is unimportant even if it's not handled well, and won't affect the relationship between the two people?

The plot is boring, the character development is slow, and the storyline completely follows the original work. The protagonist is just a slightly foul-mouthed NPC.

If the main character has no motivation to participate in the events, I also have no motivation to continue subscribing. It might feel good to be sarcastic for a while, but it gets boring if you keep being sarcastic. The protagonist's family background only needs a brief mention; constantly sending long flashbacks is pointless. I came here to see the present, not to watch Naruto. And the constant flashbacks...