Haitian Experimental Middle School, an ivory tower ruled by "points". Here, scores are not the only criterion for measuring students, points are. Achievements, competitions, club activities, and even daily behaviors are all quantified into cold numbers, building a hierarchical pyramid.
Top students enjoy privileges and overlook all living beings from the top of the tower; those at the bottom struggle at the bottom and are ruthlessly crushed by the rules.
Until a "non-standard" new student named Chu Tian appeared.
He is lazy, undisciplined, and scornful of the rules, but he can always use the most unexpected way to set off huge waves in the gaps in the rules. When everyone was rushing for points, he chose to challenge this seemingly perfect "tower" in his own way.
"Rules are dead, but people are alive."
"When the game becomes unplayable, the thing to do is not to quit, but to flip the board."
This is a boy's rebellion, a youth game of looking for "my answer" beyond the standard answers.
