[Comprehensive British and American] My Girlfriend Can't Possibly Destroy the World

Ah ah ah, the wife is back! ! ! ! I, I, I am also the emperor of Wuwuwuwu! ! ! Elf! ! ! !

Wow, this is amazing. I can wait so much.

I believe that the heroine has a high IQ, but she says that this is the result of her deliberately failing to score high in the exam. If she tried her best, she would be ranked first in the school. There is a kind of real life situation where people say that they usually do not work hard so they get average scores. If they work hard, they can get higher scores. It is a bit subtle and showing off (you will definitely do well in the exam if you work hard, or others may not try their best. I am just complaining about the self-comfort of some people in real life). In addition, why should we save our strength? Is it to keep a low profile? If you keep a low profile, wouldn't it be safer to control your scores and get in the middle or upper grades? In the end, I chose the top five in grade, but I still feel like I can't let go of the excellent grades. If I want to do well in school, I have to be top in the last key exam (I have met people who can always perform exceptionally well in such important exams. She is quite awesome. She ranked first in grade several times at the end of the semester, but she is not always top-notch. Sometimes it is quite dissatisfying, but this is also her strength). Or are you afraid of unfairness? Because I've lived my life and understood it, I don't think it's necessary for the sake of fairness.

I don't understand, since it's a unit article, and the names of the protagonists in different units are different, why is there only the two protagonists from the first article in the protagonist column? There can be a supporting character column that can be used as the protagonist of other unit articles, or it can be written like n protagonists, and the protagonist column can't only write one person's name? Is it because the author doesn't know or is there some other reason?