God Invasion: It's awesome to save the world with five problematic girls!
Chapter 73 - 23. Academic performance always leaves some happy and some sad.

Chapter 73: 23. Academic performance always leaves some happy and some sad.

Just one look and people knew: she also messed up her exam.

"Hahahaha..."

"Secretary Yuanlina, you have your days too?!"

"You’re the weakest link in the entire student council!"

"It’s okay, because the secretary is so cute, we’ll still vote for you next year!"

Upon hearing this, Yuanlina didn’t feel happy but instead pouted and started crying,

"Wahhhh... Being chosen because I’m cute, why can’t I feel happy at all?! It’s like, it’s like I’m the student council’s mascot..."

The students in the courtyard burst into laughter, causing Yan Huan and Sakuragi Hitomi on the second floor to shake their heads.

Just then, a female teacher wearing glasses approached from behind and said with a smile,

"Mr. Yan, Ms. Sakuragi, please come this way, the principal has something he wants to see you for."

"..."

Yan Huan and Sakuragi Hitomi exchanged a look, diverting their attention from the commotion below, clueless about what the old trickster was planning this time.

...

...

"President Yan, Vice President Sakuragi, I’m delighted to see that the student council, under your leadership, has almost delivered a perfect report card last semester."

Principal Hermes sat on the sofa, smiling at Yan Huan and Sakuragi Hitomi, looking like his face had blossomed into a chrysanthemum.

"Someone definitely fed him horse stuff again."

Yan Huan and Sakuragi Hitomi silently exchanged a glance, sharing the same thought.

"It’s all thanks to everyone’s cooperation and willingness to work with us..."

Yan Huan swiftly moved past Hermes’ buttering up session with a slight smile,

"Speaking of which, principal, do you have a reason for calling us so early?"

"It’s like this..."

Hermes motioned to his assistant to fetch some documents, and told Yan Huan and the others,

"Ye International and Golden Lion Group among other renowned companies have recently shown great interest in our students’ development. They’ve provided a batch of internships positions for this summer covering many departments and fields, which you can review later."

The document contained information about the companies, grade quotas, and more.

Yan Huan took a glance at the documents, already clear about their nature.

For many students without a strong background, these are resources that could give them an advantage when applying for schools.

Ultimately, Yan Huan worked to attend Yuan Yue for resources like these.

Thinking this, Yan Huan asked Hermes,

"So, the specific quotas are..."

"First, submit an application to the student council, then, before the semester ends, submit a list to the principal’s office for approval."

The review generally looks at three aspects: GPA, involvement in public student affairs, and disciplinary records.

These records are supervised and managed by the educational department, student affairs office, and discipline department, three administrative branches of the school, not something the student council can manipulate at will.

"I understand. We’ll inform the students about this later."

Hermes nodded with a smile, then turned to pick up another piece of paper.

For some reason, Yan Huan felt like he was looking at "Jing Ke’s Map".

"There’s one more thing, Mr. Yan. The past student councils have organized academic assistance among students, but since it was voluntary, the results were not very good..."

Academic peer assistance is essentially encouraging students with good academic records to help those with lower GPAs under the leadership of the student council.

But thinking about it, since both parties are voluntary, it was doomed from the start.

Good students have no reason to take extra steps, and those who are struggling don’t want to lose face in front of their peers.

So...

"So, this year, the educational department hopes the student council will take the lead in piloting a support project to help restart this function."

Hermes pushed the paper towards Yan Huan, which listed some students’ names,

"It means forcefully incorporating a few particularly underperforming students into study groups as a demonstration, encouraging honor students to offer a helping hand, giving them priority consideration when applying for scholarships and resource review slots."

The map depleted, the dagger revealed.

No wonder he handed out that list first; he was setting this up, wasn’t he?

Sakuragi Hitomi frowned slightly on the side. She glanced at the list, noting several surnames that were quite famous at Lin Gate.

She roughly understood what the principal was scheming, yet didn’t speak, waiting for Yan Huan instead.

Yan Huan originally planned just to play along, not wanting to offend the principal.

Make the announcement, just mention this matter, and discuss further implementation later.

However, scanning over, he quickly noticed two familiar names on the list,

"Bai Yi" — Recommended for inclusion

"Aria Spencer" — Compulsory inclusion

Spencer’s name was even highlighted in red.

Oh?

They had previously mentioned leveraging Aria Spencer’s request.

Now, wasn’t this the opportunity?

Excellent, it’s all in my hands now.

Yan Huan’s gaze lingered on these two names.

Sakuragi Hitomi pretty much knew what Yan Huan was about to say, but after waiting a while and not hearing him speak,

She couldn’t help but to look over.

Then she saw Yan Huan staring at the name Aria Spencer on the list, seemingly hesitating.

That name...

Just last night, she was still worried about that blonde girl who could shatter her Barrier with a single kick, so she had looked her up.

Aria Spencer was indeed the name of that blonde girl.

Why was the President showing an unusual expression at her name?

What exactly happened yesterday afternoon between them?