
Classroom of the Elite: Year 2
Also known as: Youkoso Jitsuryoku Shijou Shugi no Kyoushitsu e: 2-nensei-hen, ようこそ実力至上主義の教室へ 2年生編, Youjitsu, You-Zitsu, Classroom of the Elite 2nd Year, ขอต้อนรับสู่ห้องเรียนนิยม (เฉพาะ) ยอดคน ปี 2
by Shougo Kinugasa
Students of the prestigious Tokyo Metropolitan Advanced Nurturing High School are given remarkable freedom–if they can win, barter, or save enough points to work their way up the ranks! Ayanokouji Kiyotaka started at the bottom in the scorned Class D, where he met Horikita Suzune, who was determined to rise up the ladder to Class A. Who can beat the system in a school where cutthroat competition is the name of the game? The second year of this intense school drama begins now! (Source: Seven Seas Entertainment) Includes Volumes: 4.5, 9.5, 12.5 Included Chapters: 15 Prologues and 15 Epilogues.
- Chapters available
- 130
- Type
- Light novel
The StoryHoard editorial verdict
A tighter continuation that keeps the school's cold logic intact, though it leans on engineered reveals more than on its characters.
Pros
- Keeps the rules-driven structure intact
- Tighter plotting than many school thrillers
- Strong strategic set pieces
Cons
- Characters remain secondary to the system
- Some reveals feel engineered for effect
Read this if you liked:Death NoteMonsterKaguya-sama: Love Is War
Read the full take
Classroom of the Elite: Year 2 continues the series with the same precision and the same cool detachment. Short version: the school's point system is still the engine, and new pressures reshape every alliance. The strongest quality is the tightness of the plotting. Each scheme connects to earlier setup, and the logic of incentives feels consistent. The strategic scenes remain a highlight, with moves the reader can follow and evaluate. That analysis is the reason to keep reading. The trade-off is familiar. Characters still serve the system more than their own inner lives, which keeps emotional investment at arm's length. Some reveals feel engineered for effect, and they depend on accepting the school's rules without question. The narration stays detached, which suits the premise but may frustrate readers who want warmth. As a continuation, it is a dependable pick for those who already enjoy the first series. New readers should start from the beginning, since the structure rewards cumulative knowledge.
Written with AI assistance, then approved by the StoryHoard team. Editor reviews are not member reviews and never count in member scores.
Showing stores for United States
Official sources only. Affiliate disclosure
We could not find an official edition of Classroom of the Elite: Year 2 for United States yet.
We check official stores regularly. Try another region, a library, or the store searches below.
Search other stores
These open a search on the store's own site. We have not checked that the store carries this title.
Related
Community
No one has talked about this yet
Start the first discussion. Your post opens this title's hub for everyone.
Metadata from AniList. Buy from the official sources above.



