At the beginning of the 26th century, feminism arose, and most of the country's power was held by women. The large flow of population at the right time has led to an excessively large gap between the good and bad schools in various places, resulting in different graduates in various places. There is a shortage of government talent, and education improvement is imminent.

In the empty pent-floor office of Chief Consul Tal in the country's highest central government building, her right hand quickly spinning a "ZEBRA" ballpoint pen, occasionally tapping on the unturned papers on the table—a thinking posture she has cultivated over the years.

Tal looked at the rising sun in the distance outside the window, and asked the secretary behind him lightly:

"It's today, isn't it?"

"Yes, when do you want to ......"

"At five o'clock in the afternoon, inform the other seven politicians to prepare for the round table."

"Yes."

......

At 5:05 p.m., in the Supreme Chamber of Justice, eight of the highest state officials sat down at a hollow round table. As the chairman of the meeting, Tal was as calm as ever, and after a quick glance around with a cold and sharp eye, the only male politician stood up impatiently before the meeting could be announced:

"Let's cut straight to the point, I'm proposing to implement the academy plan now!"

Then another politician began to retort: "It's too early, and I don't know much about it......"

"When will it be, we can't find enough people for the government to run it, and this plan has been simulated and piloted a long time ago, and it has a certain maturity."

"But ......"

"Agreed." Tár's emotionless voice rang out, and she dragged her chin in affirmation of the man's proposal, the swift turn of the pen proving that she did not hesitate in the slightest: this is the principle of the CEO, and the leader must be the first to decide, and it is this character of Tár that has made her where she is today.

The male politician glanced at Tal gratefully, and continued: "Besides, I think the plan I mentioned last time ......"

"Nope."

Who knows, this time Tal didn't even give him a chance to finish, so he interrupted directly.

"But, Tar! It's ...... now"

"Your plan is too extreme, and you don't have any experience with simulated trials, have you thought about the consequences if you take it directly?" Tal paused, as if to give the male politician time to react, "Also—call me president during the meeting." ”

Sure enough, the male politician instantly realized his status, he was stunned, and then sat down in silence, and did not make any more claims without authorization.

But at this time, a female politician stood up: "Chairman, I think Rick's plan is feasible...... No, it should be said that it is necessary. ”

"Ellie, you're crazy!" Another politician stood up and shouted. But Tal waved his hand, and with a grim look in his eyes, he motioned for the politician named Ellie, who advocated the plan.

"Look, everybody." Elle ignored everyone's distrustful eyes, pressed the button in front of her with her index finger, and an electronic screen instantly popped up in the center of the round table, and then she put on the smart glasses that controlled the screen, and a statistical chart appeared on the light screen. "This is a statistical chart of the current population of the country, and 10% of the disabled or elderly people who are incapacitated for work, excluding government personnel; 20% are low-income people with low or no education; And a large part of the remaining population is students who are in the process of being educated. ”

Tal turned her pen and looked at the screen from time to time to indicate that she was listening.

"Then, if you divide the students who are being educated into four grades according to their talents, A, B, C, and D—" Elle said as she pressed another button in front of her. "It turns out that nearly 95 percent of the people are in the B, C and D grades, and only 1,500 are in the A grades that meet the standard – that is, the number of A-rated candidates for political office."

The politicians at the meeting were secretly taken aback when they didn't expect Elle to prepare such detailed information, and Tal stopped looking away, and there was a long-lost interest in his eyes staring at the screen.

"Let's take a look at how the four levels of people are distributed." Ellie's eyes lit up, and the smart glasses immediately adjusted the light screen after detecting the change in the pupil, and a map appeared on the light screen. "It is not difficult to see from the map that the population distribution of B, C and D grades is very uneven, some places are very dense, and some places are very few, as an important force in the future of society, such an imbalance will lead to a growing development gap between regions, which I believe will be improved after the implementation of the college plan. But let's take a look at the distribution of the A-class population. "The map was constantly cropped and enlarged, until only the most prosperous capital of the country remained." 1,500 A-rated elites, all distributed here, our capital. ”

The politicians except Tal all stood up in astonishment, knowing what that meant: those who grew up in a land of plency were destined to be elites, but a pampered life would prevent them from carrying the heavy burden of government.

Ellie seemed to have read everyone's thoughts, and she nodded: "That's right, that is to say, these A-rank people can't be entrusted with important tasks now." ”

That is to say...... No one will be able to take our place in the future? Rick, the previous man, asked.

"No, it's just that they don't have such abilities yet, because they lack the test, please don't worry." Ellie smiled. "Of the 1,500 people, 1,000 are of the right age, and according to the academy plan, they can be placed in the same academy and implement the plan that Lectra previously proposed for them."

Tár's pen stopped turning.

"Of the 1,000 people, 80 percent are women and 20 percent are men, and they are also participating in the assessment, which is the plan proposed by Lectra, from which I believe the best eight will be selected to become candidates for political office. I admit that Rickra's plan seems to have a lot of loopholes right now, but it will take about 5 years from now until the completion of the academy plan, and I ask that during this time, we will work together to revise and refine Ricka's plan and make it a realistic ......"

"Ellie—" Tal interrupted, not high, but full of majesty. "Regardless of the risk you may be having, you must know that the current implementation of male and female branch schools is to teach men and women according to their aptitude, and it is a system that has been abolished a long time ago."

"But, Chairman, didn't we grow up in the era of coeducational?" Elle didn't seem resigned.

Those present, including Tal, were stunned after hearing this, and then they reacted: Yes, they all graduated from the same campus, and at that time, they worked together, pursued their dreams together, and encouraged each other......

Tar's thin eyebrows bent, and she looked at Ellie, and her tone softened a lot: "It's been ten years...... I forgot, do you remember ......"

The atmosphere in the venue also eased, and no one thought that Ellie's words would move Tár, at this time, Rick stood up again excitedly: "Yes, that's how we came all the way!" So now, let's work together one more time! ”

Tal stared at him, and there were some waves in his heart: this guy is still so impulsive, but this is also good, everyone has not changed...... She nodded: "Then, please show your hand to vote on the same plan." ”

Seven hands slowly raised, and Tal nodded again, too.

"Well, from now on, you'll have to work again!" Elle took off her glasses with relief. "By the way, the code name of this project has not yet been decided."

Tal looked at Rick: "You are responsible for what you propose." ”

Rick made an "OK" gesture: "I've thought about it, just call—"

"The Final Male Protagonist Plan"