Lớp học biết tuốt Light Novel Vol 7 Năm 2 vietsub

I’ll start this off by saying that this volume is hands down my favorite so far. We get to learn more about the other leaders of the other first year classes, more of Ayanokouji’s past is revealed, and things heat up for Class D. Things just keep getting better with every volume released.

This volume picks up with Class D facing their next special exam: The final exam of the semester. Just as with the previous special exams, this one comes with its own unique rules. I won’t spoil what those rules

I’ll start this off by saying that this volume is hands down my favorite so far. We get to learn more about the other leaders of the other first year classes, more of Ayanokouji’s past is revealed, and things heat up for Class D. Things just keep getting better with every volume released.This volume picks up with Class D facing their next special exam: The final exam of the semester. Just as with the previous special exams, this one comes with its own unique rules. I won’t spoil what those rules because it’s always fun learning what challenges Class D is looking to overcome when reading every new volume. One of the best things about this series is that we get to see the characters grow, slowly but steadily. 
We see growth in Sudou, Kei [Karuizawa], our mc Kiyotaka [Ayanokouji], and even the usually distant Horikita. Who would’ve thought, from the initial volume that Horikita would be willingly participating in figuring out ways to advance the status of Class D. Now, here we are, six volumes later, and she’s dang near in the center of the decision-making regarding the class. So, where does that leave our mastermind Kiyotaka? Kiyotaka is called to the principal’s office and who’s waiting to speak with him? None other than Papa Ayanokouji himself. We get to meet the man who made Kiyotaka the person he is today, and man is it a tense meeting. You’d think these two weren’t father and son the way they speak with each other. We get to learn more about the White Room, its purpose, and Kiyotaka’s role in it. We also get to meet the chairman of the school, and learn a few more things about how the school works. I’ve got to say, the school is one of the most interesting characters in this series, which is saying something. This series boasts a bunch of outstanding and unique characters, all with stories I want to learn more about.After the eventful meeting at the beginning of the story, we see Ryuuen’s hunt for the mysterious, string-pulling mastermind “X” of Class D reach a boiling point. We see his crosshairs zero in on Kei, once he learns that she’s important to “X.” What happens next is reminiscent of Kei’s old days at her previous schools and you can’t help but feel for her. But this is also where her aforementioned growth comes in. Am I irritated it comes due to Ryuuen’s schemes? A little, but I’m glad to see the growth nonetheless. We also see more of Kiyotaka’s schemes play out, which is always fun to see. You never really know if things are going according to his plans or not.We also get to see another side of Kiyotaka, and if he wasn’t already one of my favorite main characters, he cemented his spot with this volume. Is he perfect? Far from it, but to see where he is now, from where he started… It’s a treat. Watching him grow [definitely slowly but surely], you can’t help but feel a sense of satisfaction as he changes from the tool his father created to something else.

I’ll be anxiously awaiting Volume 8 of the series. I know 7.5 is up next, but seeing as that’ll be a more slice of life break from the usual drama of the series, my hype level is lower for that one. But, that’s mostly because I‘ve already been spoiled on what happens in that volume unfortunately. I’ll still read it once it drops in a few months though. That’s how good this series is.