Sold Off at the Cheapest Price in the Class, I Actually Have the Strongest Parameters

During a school trip, the thirty-two students of Class 2-3 are suddenly summoned to a mysterious alternate world. The class is immediately treated as commodities, destined to be sold as pilots for robot-like magical weapons. The students' market values are determined by an unknown diagnostic metric known as Ludia. While many of his classmates command high valuations with parameters reaching 10,000 or 20,000, the protagonist receives a seemingly abysmal evaluation of just 2. In reality, however, this astonishingly low number is a catastrophic misreading; his true parameters are so overwhelmingly immense that they cause the measuring apparatus's needle to spin completely around, though the examiners fail to notice the anomaly. Left behind due to his supposed worthlessness, he goes completely unpurchased by standard buyers and is ultimately traded away into slavery merely in exchange for two pieces of fruit, masking the latent, absolute power he truly possesses.