Other content is so wonderful that it can't express what I have learned all my life. I just think that shipping by grades is a point that can be reminiscent of. (Although he only decides because of how developed his brain is).
There's a feeling of being especially real into reality. In real life, we are also eliminated by grades, from kindergarten to university. "Shipping" seems to mean being eliminated and brushed off. We are in a daze while reading, and don't know how important the meaning of reading is. It seems that we are like the children whose truth is hidden, and they don't know the pain of "shipping" until they are brushed off.
If you think about it a little more sadly, even if you really complete the operation against the sky, the most successful thing is to become a "mother", unable to complete the counterattack of the class, and unable to be equal to the "ghost". If you are a little more careless, you will be like "sister", and all your efforts will be in vain.
It's not just hard work that can really change your destiny. You must be like the protagonist's team. After discovering the truth, you still strive to find a bright path, firmly believing that the darkness in front of you is surrounded by the light outside.
Pure nonsense ( '▿ ' )
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