In the interstellar age, humanity is divided into three groups:
Those who awaken supernatural abilities, those who mutate into mindless walking corpses, and the lowest class, ordinary people.
Bai Zhu is the most unusual new student at Saint Ariel Military Academy.
She is a low-class person from the slums, and the only student without supernatural abilities at an academy full of ability users.
As a poor person with no abilities, Bai Zhu can only enter the worst class in the entire school, Class Z, Year One.
The class is full of people mocked and looked down on by the whole school. Everyone has written them off as hopeless failures who will surely die on the battlefield.
Some have good-for-nothing, useless abilities, while others are sickly people who are already on the verge of death...
Bai Zhu is the first to be targeted. Countless people wonder when someone as small and weak as her, a low-class person who couldn't hurt a fly, will die.
There's a saying that goes around Saint Ariel: The bottom of Class Z, Year One. Whoever joins is doomed.
But nobody knows that Bai Zhu hasn't awakened supernatural abilities, and she isn't an ordinary person, either.
She's an alien, or rather, someone with an alien's powerful physical capabilities. She can punch an alien's head clean off.
In an interstellar world where people fly through the sky, burrow underground, breathe fire, and command water, Bai Zhu takes the unconventional route of physical combat.
Bai Zhu used to think she was the oddball of the interstellar world, but after enrolling, she discovered that everyone in her class was an oddball.
The class's mental health representative has the ability to read minds, but aliens have no minds to read. Her combat scores are always at the bottom, and everyone laughs at her.
Bai Zhu gave her a book called "On the Fragility of Human Nature."
Later, at a school competition, the mental health representative said, "You confessed to Xiao Hong from the neighboring class today, and she said you're too short. Yesterday you confessed to Xiao Li, and she said you're too ugly. The day before..."
"Stop! Who are you going to fight?" her opponent wailed, helping her kill every alien with tears in their eyes.
The class representative for academics has a mental attack ability. It's powerful, but using it turns him into an idiot on the spot. People say it's an ability that takes both the user and the target down.
Bai Zhu taught him about the transfer of force and the conservation of energy.
Later, in battle, the academic representative made everyone else turn into idiots before he did.
The class representative for entertainment has an ability to sing and dance, but students say she'd be better off making her debut at the Interstellar Arts Academy.
Bai Zhu said earnestly, "What's the point of singing and dancing by yourself? You should get other people to sing and dance for us."
Later, at a competition, everyone held hands, ate barbecue, sang, and danced around a bonfire.
By the time the competing students realized what was happening, the class everyone looked down on, Class Z, Year One, was already standing on the championship podium.
There was the class monitor, the one who had beaten every opponent with nothing but brute strength, sitting right in the center, holding the class flag as it fluttered in the wind.
An alien war broke out, and humanity's battlefield defenses kept falling.
At the moment of life and death, a team of a dozen people turned the tide of battle with supernatural abilities no one could have imagined.
The girl leading them even used her fists to smash the strongest alien's head.
Later, three sayings spread throughout the interstellar world.
"Fancy supernatural abilities can't beat a simple, unadorned fist."
"The bottom of Class Z, Year One. Whoever messes with them is doomed."
"Lord Bai Zhu, the eternal king of the aliens!"
In response, Bai Zhu, now the strangest and most outstanding graduate in the history of Saint Ariel Military Academy, said:
"I'm just an ordinary person."
Class Z, Year One: The class monitor is mighty!
Everyone else: Yeah, right!
Theme: Dare to question every preconceived notion.
