Mingyue is a child who is not favored by her parents. In order to save money, the two parties negotiated to transfer her to a public school, the Municipal No. 7 Middle School.
No. 7 Middle School is a famous closed middle school with "military management".
In the eyes of outsiders, the students inside are either stupid or bad, or they were simply sent there by their parents for reform.
One week before she transferred to another school, Mingyue searched for information about No. 7 Middle School.
#Seven Middle School Sudden Massive Death Incident#
She clicked in, but it showed that the web page was lost.
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From the first day she stepped into the school gate, Mingyue seemed to have fallen into hell.
The coercion of her class teacher, the sudden death of her classmates, and the inexplicable malice gradually pulled her into a "world of rules" that had been arranged for a long time.
Classroom Rules:
Rule 1: You must arrive at the classroom at half past seven, you must arrive at the classroom at half past seven, you must arrive at the classroom at half past seven!
Rule 2: If you are late, please consciously stand outside the classroom door. If someone is patrolling during the penalty period, please turn your back immediately and ignore them. No matter what they say to you, do not talk to them.
Rule 3: Note that you are not allowed to leave the classroom during class, you are not allowed to whisper, you are not allowed to pass notes, you are not allowed to use mobile phones, and you are not allowed to skip class for any reason.
Rule 4: Fighting, brawling, and campus bullying are prohibited. If you find the above behaviors, please do not stop them to avoid injury, and report them to the Academic Affairs Office in a timely manner.
Rule 5: Except for the monitor and the disciplinary committee member, no one else is allowed to enter the teacher's office without permission, and there is only one monitor and one disciplinary committee member in the class.
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If she accidentally breaks the rules, death awaits her.
Mission: Kindness and trust are the antidote