Classroom of the Elite (Light Novel): Classroom of the Elite (Light Novel) Vol. 1

Syougo Kinugasa

Feb 2019 · Classroom of the Elite (Light Novel) Vol 1 · Seven Seas Entertainment

About this ebook

'"Students of the prestigious Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School are given remarkable freedom--if they can win, barter, or save enough points to work their way up the ranks! Ayanokoji Kiyotaka has landed at the bottom in the scorned Class D, where he meets Horikita Suzune, who''s determined to rise up the ladder to Class A. Can they beat the system in a school where cutthroat competition is the name of the game?
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Ratings and reviews

The setting is interesting, the weird system by which the school operates adds a little bit of 'unknown' to an otherwise common school story. The plot is actually really good since it questions how worth is measured and it's a story about finding merit in things beyond standard academic prowess, I like it a lot. The characters are the weakest part in the story since the main character is plain and the leading females attitudes hint at a cliché background story, but only comes out as unlikeable.

just finished volume five of this series and it just becomes better and better. I recommend that you read the first and second novel before deciding to drop it since it takes a little while for it to build up. but when the bolder starts rolling, it really starts to roll. if you decide to keep on reading, make sure that you don't miss the 4.5 volume and so on, since they don't show up in automatically in the store! look up a volume list if you decide to keep on reading. other then that I can't recommend this series enough! it is really thrilling to read!

Each fractional 3rd of this text must be reviewed independently because of the severe inexperience of the author, yet ultimately cohesively, because every line is necessary to comprehend the personalities of our protagonists: the 1st 3rd of the text actually adequately interested me. Its exposition about the struggle for equality by humanity despite the inherent well-known impossibility of such was unique introduction. Additionally, we are perfoectly informed of what the personalities of our protagonists (before it is coincidentally stated). However, the 2nd 3rd, although more of a 4th, is unacceptably bording and infantile. The author even states as the text that commences a chapter within this section "thank you for your continued patience, reader". You may well consequently believe that my ignorance causes me to assume that this section is unnecessary, but it is. I do not want to read about adolescent boys' erections unless necessary. However, the 3rd 3rd is impressive. Read it.