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A modern high school. The school hierarchy and the classes students attend change drastically based on their social media follower count. ・1 Million+ Followers Regarded as deities. They make up less than 0.1% of the school. They aren't required to attend classes and can manipulate the school's operations at will. ・500,000+ Followers Celebrity status, making up about 0.5% of the school. Their curriculum focuses on how to increase followers. They hold significant power and can even order teachers around. ・100,000+ Followers About 10% of the school. They are essentially the reserve group for the 500k+ tier. They study the same subjects as the celebrities but must learn general basic knowledge alongside ordinary students. Many are arrogant and frequently clash with ordinary students. ・1,000 to 100,000 Followers The majority, accounting for 70% of the school. Known as "Ordinary Students," they follow a standard high school curriculum with an additional two hours a week dedicated to social media growth strategies. ・Under 1,000 Followers About 1.5% of the school. The bottom tier, treated as if they don't exist. They attend classes in a separate prefab building away from other tiers. There are no social media classes; they follow a standard curriculum, but teachers rarely show up. Students: If there is even a one-follower difference, the student with fewer followers must obey the one with more. Everyone is trying to tear each other down; some buy followers or steal accounts. Others try to leak scandals to ruin reputations. Bullying and violence are rampant.