So to get into more detail to begin with the main character is supposedly forced out of his home which while I'm not familiar with japanese law is probably illegal. Then he is supposedly working so many jobs that he isn't able to sleep at night and goes to school tired. While at the same time he is suppose to be such a genius that he can learn a years worth of material in an hour. So to begin this doesn't work because he is supposedly doing average or below when a literal afternoon would be enough for him to get a perfect on his exams. Then he is getting bullied in school by one main guy and then the side cast (Who literally have 1 brain cell) and the teachers basically endorse the behavior or ignore it. To skip some things basically he is in a bet with his bully where if he and his sister/gf/whatever get first two spots the bully has to prostate themselves... skipping over more details of course he wins and the bully ends up trying to get out of prostrating himself. The way they get the bully to do it is threatening him with evidence of him bullying MC... Just skipping over so many bad things about it, if you had this information why wouldn't you of taken it to the authorities. It just feels very unrealistic how if you have all of this evidence you "forgive them" instead of just taking it to the authorities. I'm skipping a lot of things since I don't really want to put in the effort to list out all of the things that I don't think were good with this book, but overall it just feels like the author is very young. It feels like a kid who is writing what they think would be cool. Overall the writing feels shallow (For example the classmates who are just nameless brainless props for rooting for whoever the author feels like) and a ton of inconsistencies that don't work with a modern day plot line (Since if your supposedly smart enough to learn this much material this fast then you should be smart enough to go to the f*cking police.)