The Classroom of the Elite, Law and Politics Edition: Why Go to School If You Won’t Improve?

To be honest, there are a lot of jokes and it's quite entertaining to read, but you definitely won't write a long book. It'll probably end abruptly after a few hundred thousand words. It's the kind of book where you can understand the jokes and keep up with the latest chapters, but once you put it down, you won't want to pick it up again.

I noticed two problems as soon as I entered. First, is it even human to set the protagonist's stamina to 2? He was easily subdued by Shinichi and couldn't even carry Sakayanagi. I even doubted that the protagonist could beat Sakayanagi. The male lead is just laughable. The system's stat allocation is also terrible. Would it kill you to give the protagonist the stamina of a normal high school male? Is there a female lead in the second series? Is Hori Kotori the female lead? If so, why pair her up with another character? This forced pairing is just outrageous!

To be honest, two things made it impossible for me to continue reading. First, the protagonist kept jumping around and acting crazy. It was okay at first, but the constant erratic behavior made it feel like filler and very tiring to read. The plot didn't advance much, and the protagonist's character development was lackluster. Second, a weak character like him wouldn't last long in a vocational school. I find it hard to imagine a man with an average physical strength of 5 being only 2. He's so weak that even Itagaki's weight could crush him, and even a relatively ordinary girl like Kamuro could easily make him scream. This isn't just ordinary skinnyness; he's at the level where everyone in the entire school except Itagaki could punch him. I can hardly imagine if the protagonist actually appeared as a skeleton soldier.

I'm so angry! Who on earth likes to read stories about weak, sickly protagonists? So many people write them, I'm about to throw up! #(Vomit)

The level of absurdity and the humor are sufficient, but people come to read Practical Education fanfiction not for a chaotic brawl between vocational school students. If you don't develop romance and instead write a harem, it will eventually fade into obscurity.

As some readers have said, I feel the book is very padded. The protagonist's erratic behavior takes up about three-quarters of the entire book. The political and legal issues mentioned in the title are nowhere to be seen, and the disciplinary committee mentioned in the synopsis is just a background character with no plot, only appearing a few times in recent chapters. I don't have a problem with the weak protagonist, since he has a cheat ability. Undeniably, the protagonist's erratic behavior initially attracted me, making me gradually ignore the title and synopsis that initially drew me in. However, there's just too much of this erratic behavior, causing me to experience some fatigue. Therefore, I've decided to let the book rest for a while. Currently, the protagonist's actions, goals, and daily life are basically progressing slowly through his erratic behavior and interactions with NPCs, lacking the engaging elements of the beginning.

Is this going to be another one of those sarcastic, low-level, incompetent protagonists who're even worse than Yamauchi? Intellectual combat (not apparent in the original work, and still not apparent in the current version), physical combat (the author himself created this weakling; I feel the author will eventually fall into this trap). Finally, it's just a flood of filler content, a crazy barrage of sarcastic remarks and jokes, treating the AI ​​guy like a clown. Is this supposed to be intellectual combat? I don't know if this is a low-level or high-level version of the Second Miss Horikita's childhood friend setting, and they still haven't revealed it. Maybe they've already forgotten about it by the time it's released.

Light novels are light novels, so please don't use excessive "Holy crap" or similar phrases to ruin the atmosphere.

I thought it was about how to climb up the island nation. What kind of town-to-town battles are they having over there? I'm quite curious.

With this kind of physique, I don't think any strategy is needed later on. We can just send someone to harass the protagonist and wear them down.