Dating sim loading: My girlfriend is a cunning young lady Chapter 79 - 67. Experimental Discussion on Not Being Abolis

Among the three conditions, the simplest naturally was to achieve results in official competitions.

With the abilities of Kiyono Lin and Dubian Che, all they lacked was an event being held at that ti, as long as they wanted to participate.

However, perhaps many people had forgotten, and it was necessary to reiterate the purpose of the Human Observation Departnt:

As the na suggests, the club activities of the Human Observation Departnt, founded solely by Kiyono Lin, mainly involved observing the changes or reactions of humans under certain circumstances.

Up to now, they had conducted three activities:

Deliberately provoking the Literary Departnt;

Helping students in need of redials to raise their deviation value by 40 points within a short period;

And how Vice Minister Dubian resisted falling in love with Minister Kiyono under various courtship tactics.

...

I had no idea what the purpose of these activities was.

Although there were many organizations with unclear purposes, and even more clubs that promised one thing but delivered sothing else.

For example, the Light Music Club that only drank tea, the Classical Literature Departnt obsessed with puzzles, the Modern Cultural Studies Departnt that only read manga and light novels, and the Servant Club that pursued authenticity.

However, these clubs either carried out activities that aligned with the school spirit or even indirectly controlled student council power.

From every aspect, the Human Observation Departnt did not et the criteria.

So, the only option was to increase the mbership.

"Why not recruit two more club mbers?" Dubian Che suggested.

"If they are of observational value, I have no objections," Kiyono Lin replied.

That was the difficulty.

"First, let’s post so recruitnt flyers. Given the popularity of the Human Observation Departnt, surely many people would want to join. We can slowly select from them later."

"To et the school’s requirents for founding a club, I’ve been recruiting new mbers constantly, but you’re the only one who has qualified," Kiyono Lin sighed helplessly, seeming disappointed with Goda High School.

She continued, "What’s worse, although people intermittently ca for interviews in the past, no one has co since the midterm exams."

"Did you do sothing perverted to them?"

"Mr. Dubian, consider using your brain before you speak. It might make you appear less ignorant and also benefit your personal safety."

"That’s strange."

On the third day of Kiyono Lin’s nstrual cycle... well, no comnt without research; let’s stop that thod of timing.

It was Wednesday.

After the fourth period, Kunimi Shuichi and Saito Keisuke moved their desks over to join Dubian Che’s, and the three began eating their lunches of either bento boxes or milk bread bought from the supermarket.

They had been rejected by the hallway windows.

Not just them. Ever since Kunimi Shuichi ntioned the trio watching the atrium girls’ necklines from the window-side, the Discipline Committee mber nad Heize forbade any male from leaning on the corridor window during lunch break.

Even though they couldn’t see anything.

During the al, Dubian Che brought up the topic of club recruitnt.

"I saw people discussing this on the campus forum," Saito Keisuke said.

"Let’s hear it," Dubian Che said, perking up, believing there must be a solution if they could just find the cause.

"The three of you from the Human Observation Departnt are fine when you act alone, but together, outsiders feel it would be difficult to integrate with you."

"Why?" Dubian Che felt puzzled.

They weren’t so close-knit that they couldn’t include a fourth person; on the contrary, their relationship could even be described as poor.

"Dubian, at least be a bit self-aware," Kunimi Shuichi said, taking a big bite of his fried pork cutlet.

"Hmm?"

Saito Keisuke explained, "You three are clearly the standard handso guys and beautiful girls, and your academic performances rank in the top three in your grade, over 40 points ahead of the fourth place!"

"Is it just because of these reasons?"

"Just? Aren’t these enough?!"

"Is this a conflict of values?" Dubian Che mumbled to himself, "I can’t understand the mindset of those who are neither handso nor good in studies."

"Handso guys, go die!"

To the angry glares from the two, Dubian Che really felt innocent.

Since he was good at studies and handso, he had never considered these two factors when interacting with people.

But personally, no matter what he was like, he wouldn’t care whether his friends were good at studies or handso, as long as their personalities matched.

He wasn’t sure how won chose their friends, but to Dubian Che, wasn’t this how most n made friends?

After school, when they got to the activity room, Dubian Che relayed the conversation to Kiyono Lin. After listening, the expression on Kiyono Lin’s face wasn’t at all surprised.

Drinking the tea she had made herself, she said, "Feeling inferior when facing is natural. Not everyone is liked by the vast majority like and there will never be anyone more honest than ."

"Ah, there is that reason too," Dubian Che suddenly realized.

"What?"

"It’s about you being too honest."

"It’s you guys who like to lie too much."

"That’s all fine," Dubian Che said. "Since you are honest like a mirror, reflecting the true side of all people and everything, but everyone has sothing they don’t want to get discovered, and for them, they definitely wouldn’t want to face this mirror for long."

"The mirror that reflects the true side... I don’t mind that taphor," Kiyono Lin smiled faintly.

"I didn’t an to complint you, please don’t misunderstand."

Kiyono Lin glared at him discontentedly.

"For now, let’s consider it one of the reasons nobody ca for the interview," she mused, resting her chin on her hand. "We need to prepare a second and third condition for recruiting new mbers, just in case."

"Forgive my bluntness, but Human Observation seems like an activity more suited for a cody show, not a formal competition."

"It’s a social study," Kiyono Lin corrected.

"Um, the opinions vary from person to person," Dubian Che said perfunctorily, pulling out a student council notice that hadn’t been dealt with yet from the drawer.

Kiyono Lin frowned. "I need to reassess your learning abilities."

"Um, yes, yes," Dubian Che continued perfunctorily, tapping his finger on the third condition in the notice. "’Transform the activity content into a concrete and visible form, and obtain approval from the advising teacher.’ We just need to speak to Mr. Xiaoquan, but the key is ’activity content in a concrete and visible form.’"

"Helping Ichiki Aoi with love?"

"The spirit of high school club activities certainly doesn’t pursue these."

"Participate once more in a Literary Departnt writing competition?"

"We can’t disturb them again, can we?"

Dubian Che did not really want to offend these people who wrote articles, especially since they were in cahoots with the News Departnt, and he couldn’t resort to violence.

"Then find a club that can’t win in official competitions, and help them achieve a championship."

Championship... If possible, Dubian Che wished Kiyono could learn from him on ’how to remain humble despite being outstanding’.

"...Before talking about whether we can achieve the championship, are you sure helping other clubs win in official competitions would prevent the Human Observation Departnt from being disbanded?"

"It’s better than just sitting in the club room waiting for new mbers to turn up."

"That makes sense," Dubian Che nodded. "Then, which club should we help..."

A knocking sound interrupted him.

"Co in," Kiyono Lin called out.

"Excuse the interruption." Ichiki Aoi and Hanaoka Chaozi walked in, one after the other.