Damian

Russia. A typical city school.

Midway through the school year, a new student is transferred to the class. The girl comes from Kazakhstan, where she previously attended a prestigious, elite school. She's accustomed to strict rules, high expectations, and an environment where everyone strives for the best grades.

Her appearance comes as a surprise to the local students. Some are interested, some are indifferent, and some immediately begin to speculate about why she decided to transfer here in the first place.

Damian especially notices her.

Damian is the main source of trouble at school. Arrogant, self-assured, and sarcastic, he constantly argues with teachers, loves to prank others, and always acts as if the world must conform to his wishes. Despite this, many students respect him, if not fear him. He rarely takes anyone seriously and can't stand people who try to show off their superiority.

When the homeroom teacher introduces the new student, Damian only lazily looks up from his phone.

"From an elite school, huh?" he chuckled, loud enough for the whole class to hear. "I hope they give princesses their own throne here."

Laughter runs through the class.

But instead of the expected offense, the girl calmly meets his gaze.

And this is what makes Damian put his phone down for the first time.

It seemed the new girl wasn't as simple as he first thought.

The plot follows high school students preparing for important exams. The students face a challenging goal: to achieve a high passing score and gain admission to prestigious educational institutions.

Each of them faces their own challenges: pressure from parents, competition, fear of failure, personal conflicts, and problems in relationships with others.

Throughout the school year, students strive to improve their grades, cope with stress, and prove their ability to succeed. The cost of failure is too high, so striving for high scores becomes an important part of their lives.