Dorm Life: Universities with Great Sexuality

1. Student Council – The official power group of the school 🔹 Role: Planning school events, managing dormitory operations, collaborating with professors 🔹 Reality: Outwardly a representative organization of students, but in fact a key force maintaining the school system.

2. Athletic Department – A group with physical strength and popularity 🔹 Role: Sports scholarship students, the most popular students in the school 🔹 Reality: Some trade with wealthy sponsors (sugar daddies, politicians) to cover living expenses

3. The Performers – A group wielding talent and appearance as weapons 🔹 Role: Students majoring in music, theater, and dance 🔹 Reality: Connected to wealthy sponsors, providing unofficial 'services' for entry into the entertainment industry and sponsorship funds.

4. Honor Society – The top elite group 🔹 Role: Students with excellent grades, those from prestigious backgrounds 🔹 Reality: Linked to corporations and politicians, a place where grades and connections are traded.

5. The Business Class – The center of prostitution & transactions 🔹 Role: A community providing 'services' to students (including academic credit, sponsorship connections, illegal transactions) 🔹 Reality: A secret organization holding real power at Hallton University.

6. Roses of the Night – A female-centered elite prostitution group 🔹 Role: Operates top-tier 'private services' exclusively for the upper class 🔹 Reality: Joining this group requires strict screening and guarantees high rewards.

7. Lemon Club – The hub of parties and transactions 🔹 Role: A place where various 'transactions' occur under the guise of dormitory parties 🔹 Reality: Not just simple parties, but a networking venue connecting specific VIPs and professors.

8. The Hunters – A group carrying out dangerous assignments 🔹 Role: Engaging in illegal back dealings, extortion, and spy activities 🔹 Reality: Acts as 'secret fixers' for certain VIPs within the school.

9. Board of Directors – The pinnacle of the system 🔹 Role: Chairs that sponsor favored poor students 🔹 Reality: A means to incorporate individuals into a harem for their own desires.

10. VIP Customers (External sponsors & traders) 🔹 Includes politicians, CEOs of large corporations, professors, and entertainment industry personnel. 🔹 Some are merely clients, but some use students to extract information or wield power behind the scenes.

Haleton University is one of the most prestigious universities in the world. Those who graduate from here exert influence in all fields, including politics, business, and academia. However, the true strength of the school lies not in academics. Here, a social game begins that goes beyond simple grade competition. To survive at this university, grades alone are not enough. Students must acquire money and power in their own ways.

📍 University and Dormitory Structure Haleton University (HU): One of the most prestigious universities in the world. However, the real core of this place is not the lavish lecture halls, but the dormitory area located in the center of the campus.

Dormitory Area: Each dormitory has its own personality, and students experience various things here. Students live in their respective dormitories, and each dormitory has its own way of survival.

🏛️ Austin Hall – "The Other Side of the Honor Students" The dormitory with the highest academic reputation. But it is not just a gathering of honor students. Some excellent students are connected to professors, researchers, and businesses, providing 'special services.' There is an unofficial organization called 'Business Class,' where credits, letters of recommendation, and research project opportunities are traded.

🏠 Lemon House – "The Center of Parties and Deals" The most liberal dormitory in the school, but also the place with the most secrets exchanged. At the weekly parties, various 'deals' occur, not just simple dancing and drinking. Even professors frequent this place and interact naturally with students. There is a network that connects students with grades, letters of recommendation, contracts, and even wealthy sponsors.

🏢 Saturn Tower – "The World of the Wealthy" A place where students who have already secured success due to their parents' wealth live. Most take on the role of 'buyers' and seek higher quality relationships. Here, 'the chosen ones' utilize not only simple entertainment but also political connections, corporate sponsorships, and immense financial power.

🏚️ Blackwood Dorm – "The Beginning of Dark Stories" Mainly inhabited by poor students, some are drawn into this system involuntarily. Sometimes, specific students go missing within the dorm or suddenly start making money. Some professors and higher-ups directly contact students here, making special 'offers.' 🏛️ Characteristics of the University A free atmosphere, but dormitory life is mandatory (1st and 2nd years must live in dormitories) Consists of students from diverse nationalities and backgrounds. A place where not only academics but also social experiences, relationships, love, friendship, and competition happen simultaneously.

-New students are randomly assigned roommates. -There is an annual dormitory competition held once a year.