I teach kendo in Tokyo

Yamada Yoichi was mourning for his concubine. Kazuma looked at his expression and was about to give the chairman a compliment. Yamada Yoichi suddenly looked at him as if he had grasped a life-saving straw and asked: "How did you do in the exam, Kiryu?" classmate?

"As one of the only two students in this class who will be admitted to the University of Tokyo, and a close comrade of the Chairman, your deviation value must be at least 76, right?"

Kazuma judged that Yamada Yoichi's deviation value was most likely 75.

As for Kazuma's own deviation value, he didn't even open the envelope.

Moreover, this was his first time taking a Japanese high school mock test, and he had no idea of ​​how much deviation there would be in a given score. He couldn't even estimate the deviation based on how he felt when answering the questions.

At this time, all the eyes of the class were focused on Kazuma.

Yamada Yoichi's small group all looked like they were watching a good show.

Teacher Tachibana also looked here, obviously looking forward to it.

In this case, Kazuma could only open the envelope.

He slowly tore open the somewhat heavy envelope.

The first thing to take out was the report card. A bright red deviation value on it instantly broke into everyone's eyes: 66.

Yamada Yoichi laughed loudly: "Hahahahaha, why is it only sixty-six? Is it wrong to write seventy-six instead of sixty-six?"

Kazuma glanced at Yamada Yoichi and was about to take a closer look at the report card when the chairman took it away.

The chairman glanced over and said, "Sure enough, you're good at Chinese language, but you're okay with history? You didn't learn math or English, but you're actually good at geography, physics, and chemistry..."

This mock test is prepared for all those who plan to enter higher education, so the test subjects are very comprehensive, with many subjects in one subject.

In fact, when you take the exam for a specific school, you won't take so many subjects.

In addition, Japan's test papers are not as long and contain as much content as China's, and they do not require as much time, so they can squeeze exams in so many subjects into two days.

The chairman continued: "Well, the deviation value of sixty-six is ​​quite good, much higher than I expected."

Yamada Yoichi sneered: "Hmph, you don't have to cover up for him. It's just a dream for a low-level student like him to get admitted to the University of Tokyo. You don't have to look at the decision of your chosen school, it must be a C decision."

Kazuma pulled out the decision form for his preferred school, and sure enough, a big C was written in the decision column.

Kazuma applied for a school of choice. This was not to show off, but because he had no choice but to get into Tokyo University, otherwise he would have to go to Kanto United alone.

Yamada Yoichi smiled even happier: "Look! Let's just say it's a C decision!"

His small group also booed.

Teacher Tachibana on the podium sighed and shook his head.

At this time, Kazuma continued to look at the envelope - when he first got the envelope, he felt that the envelope was a bit heavy, and it didn't look like it contained only two pieces of paper.

As expected, he found something in the envelope.

It looked like several sheets of fairly good quality paper, but when folded in half it looked quite thick.

The chairman suddenly said with a girlish voice in surprise: "It's a comment! Comments from the teachers who judged the papers!"

To be honest, Kazuma wasn't used to the fact that the Chairman suddenly looked so girly, and his attention suddenly turned to the Chairman.

If not for this, with his current combat level, it would be impossible for Yamada Yoichi to snatch the letter from his hand.

Yoichi Yamada quickly ran to his small group, held up the letter, opened it, and read aloud in a strange voice: "Kizuma Kiryu, your regards. I am Mr. Yoshida from Rising Sun Education. I am writing you a letter without permission. I apologize for disturbing you."

Yamada Yang paused for a moment, then turned to look at Kazuma: "Ah, this Yoshida-sensei is so polite! He is so annoying, hehe."

The Chairman took a deep breath.

Kazuma could see that she was about to roar like a lion from the east of the river, but Kazuma grabbed her and stopped her from "making a move".

The chairman looked at Kazuma in confusion: "Why?"

"Let him continue reading." Kazuma smiled and looked at Yamada Yoichi with kind eyes.

At this time, Kazuma had a bold guess, so he decided to let Yamada Yoichi take action.

Yamada Yoichi frowned slightly, vaguely feeling that something was not right, but the girl in his small group, Makino-san, urged: "Read quickly, Yoichi, let's listen to the back!"

So Yoichi Yamada bit the bullet and continued to read: "In the unified mock examination that was just passed by our institution and a sister institution, your first choice was the University of Tokyo School of Law, and you only filled in this one choice.

“Several judges and I think this is unreasonable.

"Your Chinese language proficiency is really unspeakable. Even if you study diligently for a whole year, I'm afraid it will be difficult to meet the admission standards of Dongda University."

After reading this, Yamada Yoichi beamed with joy. He forgot about what he just felt was wrong. He raised his head and taunted Kazuma: "Look! Teachers say your Chinese language proficiency is unspeakable! It's useless to review for a year! Are you the only one who still wants to get into the University of Tokyo?"

At this time, Teacher Tachibana on the podium said: "If you want to read it, just read it. If you don't want to, return the letter to others. Don't insert your comments here."

Kitagara is a senior high school, and the teacher's words carry a lot of weight, so Yamada Yoichi obediently continued to read the content of the letter: "Although your math and English scores are very good, there is almost no need to invest too much energy in this area. , but the advantages of these two subjects may hardly offset your disadvantages of Chinese language and history.”

Yamada Yoichi stopped and glanced at Kazuma again, but due to Teacher Tachibana's gaze, he did not mock, but continued: "In addition, we noticed that you have excellent performance in physics and chemistry. Although it is not as eye-catching as mathematics and English, as long as you review carefully, we think you can reach a very high level in these two subjects.

"Based on the two, we sincerely suggest that you give up the unrealistic ambition of the University of Tokyo..." Yamada Yoichi emphasized the word "unrealistic" and glanced at Kazuma happily, "We think , you should apply for..."

Yamada Yoichi stopped and looked at the letter in his hand in disbelief.

He Ma was happy, thinking that this was indeed the case.

He guessed that the letter was to persuade Hema to apply to the University of Science and Technology.

Just like what I saw in the college entrance examination in my immediate life, I put a lot of emphasis on science but not on literature. If I choose science, I can apply for a wide range of majors, and I can even apply for many liberal arts majors such as journalism.

If you choose liberal arts, you can only apply for liberal arts majors.

Therefore, regardless of whether it is a strong or weak province in the college entrance examination, science is always better than liberal arts.

By the time he traveled through time, it was said that no one was enrolling in science subjects, but that had nothing to do with Kazuma.

Wuma's science department is quite powerful, and it's visibly strong to the naked eye.

Kazuma stood up, put on a curious expression, and asked Yamada Yoichi: "Why don't you stop reading? Don't stop suddenly. Teacher from Rising Sun Education, what do you suggest I change my aspirations?"