I am a freeloader in the anime world

"By the way, Watanabe's words yesterday seemed to reveal his envy of Hayama being a regular substitute. I wonder if he could have the same opportunity, would he be able to prove his worth with his own strength and unremitting efforts, like Hayama, and regain his lost confidence?"

Hiratsuka Shizuka seemed to have thought of something and spoke to the other three people present, or rather, mainly Hayama Hayato and Yukinoshita Yukino.

After all, given Su Yang's lazy attitude, Hiratsuka Shizuka felt that it would be better not to count on him.

However, Shizuka Hiratsuka's voice was full of expectation and worry. She understood every player's desire for more playing time and opportunities to show their talents, but she was also well aware of the fierce competition and heavy pressure that came with it.

If Watanabe Itsuki can't handle the pressure, it might cause even worse problems.

After hearing this, Yukinoshita Yukino gently closed her eyes, her brows slightly frowned, as if she was thinking about whether Hiratsuka Shizuka's words were appropriate.

After a moment, Yukinoshita Yukino slowly shook her head and expressed her point of view in a firm tone.

"Mr. Hiratsuka, I understand your concerns, but it would be too unfair to others. We cannot disrupt the rules and balance of the entire team because of the special circumstances of a few individuals. Everyone should strive for opportunities through their own efforts, rather than relying on special treatment."

There is a determination and persistence in Yukinoshita Yukino's eyes, as if she has made her decision and will not change it easily.

"Um... although... Yukinoshita, you are right... it's just... just..."

Shizuka Hiratsuka seemed to want to open her mouth to defend herself, but as she spoke, her confidence began to wane. After all, as a teacher, there was nothing wrong with her caring about her students, but caring about students did not mean breaking the rules, and there were no wrong rules at all.

Unlike Yukinoshita Yukino who clearly expressed her opposition, Hayama Hayato appeared more restrained and profound.

Hayato Hayama sat quietly by the side, frowning, as if carrying a thousand thoughts. He did not immediately give a clear attitude, but chose to remain silent, letting the thoughts deep in his heart slowly settle.

This deep silence and thoughtfulness contrasts sharply with Yukinoshita Yukino's straightforwardness and decisiveness, further highlighting his unique personality and way of doing things.

Su Yang was awakened from his deep sleep by Hiratsuka Shizuka's sudden wake-up call.

He felt those sharp eyes fixed on him, as if an invisible pressure made it impossible for him to escape.

Under such an intense gaze, his original sleepiness instantly dissipated, and he no longer dared to be negligent. He could only straighten his back helplessly and end his nap on the table.

At this moment, Su Yang had nothing to do but to watch everything around him. When his eyes accidentally fell on Hayato Hayama, he found that he was looking down in deep thought. At that moment, Su Yang had a premonition in his heart.

Perhaps Hayato Hayama was silently agreeing with Shizuka Hiratsuka's point of view deep in his heart, although he did not show it on the surface at this moment.

Hiratsuka Shizuka's idea does seem unfair to others, but behind this lies a complex consideration of trade-offs.

This trade-off not only involves the trade-off between personal interests and collective interests, but also includes the choice between short-term goals and long-term planning.

In any decision-making process, it is inevitable that there will be situations that are more advantageous to one party and slightly unfair to the other party.

The key is how to find a balance between these factors, taking into account both the principle of fairness and the overall interests and long-term development.

Such a trade-off is not easy and requires careful thought and comprehensive consideration.

Just like what happened during the two days that Su Yang and Sakurajima Mai lived together.

A seriously ill fan, with full of love and expectation, wrote a heartfelt letter to his beloved star, Mai Sakurajima. This letter, like a call from the bottom of his heart, is full of admiration and love for Mai Sakurajima.

In the letter, he expressed his inner struggle and the torture of illness, but he never gave up his love for life and support for Sakurajima Mai. His words are sincere and touching, making people feel his inner strength and courage.

This letter was exposed by the TV station and reached Mai Sakurajima. She was deeply moved and decided to give this fan some warmth and love. So she wrote a reply letter in person, responding to his emotions with sincere words.

In addition to replying to the letter, Mai Sakurajima also carefully selected some small gifts, hoping that these small surprises could bring him some happiness and comfort. Her thoughts were like the warm sunshine in spring, warm and bright.

Sakurajima Mai even went to the hospital to visit the fan in person. Her presence was like sunshine penetrating through the clouds, illuminating every corner of his heart. Her tenderness and care made him feel endless warmth and strength.

Although this encounter was brief, it brought endless courage and hope to the fan.

In the ocean of enthusiasm from many fans, every letter sent to Mai Sakurajima carries unique expectations and emotions.

However, faced with such a large fan base, it is difficult for Mai Sakurajima herself to respond personally to each one of them, which has become an unavoidable reality dilemma.

In order to treat every fan as fairly as possible, Mai Sakurajima adopted the principle of replying in the order of receipt date.

This means that every letter has its corresponding "queue" position, waiting to be carefully read and replied to by Mai Sakurajima.

However, when a fan who is seriously ill appears and his letter reaches Mai Sakurajima ahead of time due to special circumstances, does this constitute an injustice?

On the one hand, the special situation of the seriously ill fan did give his letter the opportunity to be handled by Mai Sakurajima first, which seemed to break the originally fair "queue" rules.

But on the other hand, considering the fan's special circumstances and urgent psychological needs, isn't giving him priority reply a reflection of Mai Sakurajima's humane care and understanding?

There is no absolute answer to this question, only trade-offs and understandings from different perspectives.

Of course, in most cases, this so-called "reply queue" is not a problem that needs to be worried about too much.

Although special cases like Mai Sakurajima do exist, for most stars, they are often unable to personally reply to every letter sent by fans due to time and energy constraints.

In fact, many letters may not be opened after delivery, but are directly sorted and processed by assistants.

After all, as fans of celebrity idols, when they send letters, they have already prepared themselves for the possibility that fans will not reply at all.

After all, not all celebrity idols are Mai Sakurajima, but isn't this the reason why Mai Sakurajima has always been loved by everyone? Even though she retired from the entertainment industry for two years, her popularity has not decreased after she came back, but has become even higher.