An Elementary Schooler's Granddaughter Runs for Class Monitor. Is It as Dramatic as Empresses in the Palace?

"Hey, I'll give you five packs of spicy strips if you vote for me as class monitor, okay?"

"How about this latest Ultraman flash card in exchange for your vote?"

"Go tell the teacher that so-and-so eats in class and never turns in homework. Then they won't be able to get elected class monitor!"

"Son, if you want votes, you have to be generous. Treat everyone in your class to a big meal and take them to play arcade games!"

"..."

I used to think power struggles only happened in the adult world.

I never imagined that even third graders would be caught up in undercurrents of intrigue, all over an election for class monitor!

The little granddaughter of Wang Tu, an immortal who lived in seclusion, was drawn into an elementary school class monitor election that everyone was watching...

The blurb doesn't do it justice, so read the story.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual events or people is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.