The Gifted

The background of the plot is a school where unfair things are a matter of course, in other words, this is a school where there are privileges for granted, in terms of privileges, special students > top students > ordinary students, it is understandable from a historical point of view For a distinct hierarchy, nobles > commoners > slaves.

Special class students can enjoy the privileges that ordinary students do not have, such as eating and sleeping in class, etc.; special class students can enjoy resources that ordinary students do not have, such as special libraries and even toilets. When there are no classes, top students enjoy privileges and resources that ordinary students do not have. Of course, as a condition, top students need excellent grades in exchange for these privileges. For the sake of privilege, top students should study hard, and ordinary students should study hard to become top students. In essence, everyone wants to exchange their grades for privileges and better resources.