I teach kendo in Tokyo

In September, just one week into the new semester, Kazuma saw something strange at the gate of Kitagashi High School.

A male student was holding a ribbon across his body with the words "Candidate for Student Council President" written on it. Then he stood on a podium made of stools and loudly announced his campaign platform to the crowd at the door.

A female student held a stack of flyers and handed them to passing classmates one by one.

Out of curiosity, Kazuma also leaned over to touch a flyer. Unexpectedly, the boy standing on the simple high platform jumped down. When he came up, he held Kazuma's hand: "Kiryu-senpai!"

Kazuma was startled, at first he thought he was a junior from the Kendo Club.

But there are only so many people in the Kendo Club, and Kazuma has pointed fingers at most of them.

He is not so senile that he cannot remember the faces of his descendants - although it is true that he cannot remember the names.

Although the Japanese names are not as long as Maozi, the repetition rate is high. There are only three names in the Kendo Club Mitsuda, and Kazuma can't tell who is who at all.

"Um, who are you?" After confirming that the other party was not a junior in the Kendo Club, Kazuma was completely confused and didn't know how the other party knew him.

"I am Higashide Jun, a second-year student. I heard about the deeds of my seniors and was deeply moved, so I decided to challenge myself and run for student council president!"

Kazuma subconsciously glanced at the top of this guy's head and didn't see the entry. He thought he had accidentally added BUFF to others again.

After confirming that he did not wholesale BUFF randomly, Kazuma smiled and asked Higashiide Shun: "You said that my deeds inspired you, which one was it?"

After all, Kazuma has done a lot of earth-shattering things in the past six months.

"Of course it's about fighting the juvenile delinquents in the kendo gym, and then dealing with the dandies in Osaka Prefecture!"

Kazuma couldn't help but frown when he heard this. The former thing was fine, but the latter thing was not right at all, right?

Just as he was about to correct Higashide Jun's misunderstanding, the chairman intervened in the conversation: "Higashiide-san, you should know that our third-year students can only watch on the sidelines during the student council election."

Higashi Dejun nodded: "I know! I just want to convey my respect to senior! Senior, please watch me fight in the field I am good at!"

"Ah, oh, okay." Kazuma could only respond. He was really completely confused. He didn't even know that the student union's re-election campaign had already begun.

The girl who was Higashi Dejun's chosen partner stepped forward and stuffed a leaflet to Kazuma with a blushing face: "Senior, please take a look at our proposition!"

Kazuma looked down at the flyer and found that it was not printed with a copy machine. This leaflet full of ink smell brought back long-lasting memories of Kazuma.

When Kazuma was in elementary school, the review papers were printed using that kind of ink printing machine. The teacher used a pen to write out the paper by hand, then put it on the roller of the printing machine, and then manually turned the roller to print.

When taking out the paper, you must write very hard to make it shine through the back of the paper, otherwise it will not be clear when printed.

When I was in junior high school, this kind of printing machines were suddenly eliminated, and the school started to use photocopiers.

Now that Kazuma saw this flyer, he was suddenly shocked by something that transcended time and space: Was this thing used in Japan in 1980?

At this time, the girl who handed out the flyers said: "We don't have any funds, so we can only dig out the machines used by the "North Gurashi Forward" from the warehouse in the club building."

"Kokugashi Kaiserbao" is a newspaper founded by the students of Kitagashi during the student movement era.

He Ma is speechless, so is this something that students could afford before the 1970s?

Kazuma didn't expect that he could travel through time and space and feel what a great miracle the rise of the motherland in his previous life was.

He was a little excited, because in this life, he could witness this miracle more actively.

Speaking of which, I now truly feel that "even though I am wearing a dress, my heart is still Chinese."

This dress couldn't be more foreign, even the leather bag is (Oriental).

Kazuma suppressed the sudden surge of feelings for his family and country, and looked down at the campaign platform listed on the flyer.

Not surprisingly, all programs are empty slogans.

This is very similar to the school league general branch election that Ma Ma has participated in all his life.

A bunch of air-to-air rhetoric, who gets the most votes in the end all depends on the strength of the speech. Anyway, the teacher doesn't matter, the Youth League branch is just a showman, and everyone who comes here is destined to do odd jobs.

Kazuma had a wave of rebellion back then. After taking the stage, he tore up the speech script that the teacher had read, and then said a lot of things that students loved to hear, such as "guaranteed time for physical education class."

Kazuma originally thought that he would have to get out when he was out of the limelight, but he didn't expect that the Youth League Committee teacher actually made Kazuma a senior official of the school league based on the number of votes he received.

The teacher smiled evilly at Kazuma at that time.

Later, Kazuma naturally found that everything he mentioned during his speech could not be fulfilled. Later, a certain classic film and television screenshot appeared in the school's Q group and forum, the one that said "Damn it, you betrayed the working class."

Then Kazuma became a traitor to the student class among his classmates. When his friends saw him, they would say "fuck you for betraying the student class."

The sudden surge of memories of his past life made Kazuma want to cause trouble. He said to Higashide Jun: "You are not the candidate supported by the previous student council president, are you? If you want to win, you can't rely on this flyer.

"I'll teach you, just write. After you become the student council president, you will negotiate with the school to install air conditioning in every classroom."

Dong Chushun was shocked: "Is this... is this possible?"

In this day and age, air conditioning is an expensive luxury item even in Japan.

Leaving aside those private schools, public high schools like North Gurashi High School simply cannot afford it.

The school does not even have air conditioning in the teacher's office. Only the science room has air conditioning installed to ensure that some experiments can be carried out, but it is not turned on normally.

Kazuma patted Higashi Dejun on the shoulder and said: "The key to things like campaign promises is to capture the votes. When you are elected, you will benefit everyone and everyone will praise you."

"If you look at the presidents next door in the United States of America, not one of them has fulfilled their campaign promises, but they are still great presidents."

Then many years later, there was a fool who really fulfilled his selected promises one by one. As a result, he was about to take the United States off the altar.

Higashiide Jun said "Oh" and nodded repeatedly: "I understand, Kiryu-senpai's teachings are so timely. We will print new campaign flyers tonight."

Kazuma just patted Higashi Dejun hard on the shoulder.

Then he bid farewell to the junior and walked towards the school gate.

Nanjo caught up with Kazuma and whispered, "Your statement gives me very mixed feelings."

"What?" Kazuma asked.

"Grandpa and the others asked me to serve tea and water when they started talking about business. I felt the same when I listened to them discussing how to manipulate the mayoral election of Hachioji City, and I just heard you instigating Higashi Dejun... almost."

Kazuma smiled.

Chairman: "This is not instigation, it is a reasonable campaign strategy. In the future, when Kazuma retires from the position of Chief Superintendent, if I want to run for Congress, I will adopt such a strategy."

"Wait a minute, you're thinking too far." Kazuma was speechless, "We'd better get admitted to Tokyo University first."