I am a freeloader in the anime world

However, it is precisely such examples that have become good stories in the hearts of many people.

In fact, many fans of stars did not feel disappointed or dissatisfied after learning about this situation. Instead, they admired and loved their idols even more. They would praise their idols for their handsomeness and positive energy, sigh at their idols' thoughtfulness and caring hearts, and even regard their idols as role models and learn from their excellent qualities.

From a certain perspective, those who are classified as "patients" or more broadly regarded as "vulnerable groups" do receive a special "protective treatment" or privilege in the social structure.

This privilege does not come from explicit legal or institutional grants, but is a natural manifestation of human care and social consensus.

They often receive more attention and priority in the allocation of medical resources to ensure their health and safety.

In the provision of public services, disadvantaged groups are often able to enjoy more convenience and preferential treatment to reduce their living burden.

Although this invisible privilege is not ostentatious, it invisibly provides more support and protection for vulnerable groups, and reflects the society's care and respect for vulnerable groups.

So the question is, does Watanabe Itsuki belong to the category of people known as vulnerable groups?

If Watanabe Tree does belong to this special group, then his inclusion in the football team's starting or substitute list will most likely not cause objections from others.

Although, in team sports, the abilities and contributions of each member are usually taken into consideration, if a member encounters difficulties, it is not impossible to give special care to the member in difficulty within one's ability.

Take the football club as an example. Let the captain of the football club communicate with other members privately and say that Watanabe Tree suffers from severe depression and suggest that he become a starter or a substitute player.

And hope that this action can bring joy to Watanabe Itsuki and relieve his psychological pressure.

In this particular situation, would anyone disagree or have the courage to speak out differently?

However, the realistic answer is: This is absolutely impossible!

Because once someone dares to express a different opinion, he is destined to be ruthlessly labeled as "cold-blooded".

Such a label will be like a heavy shackle that makes it impossible to break free and will also make one lose face in front of everyone.

Perhaps it was because of the careful consideration of the far-reaching impact of this issue that Hayayama Hayabusa chose to remain silent for the time being and did not rush to refute Hiratsuka Shizuka's proposal.

There was a calm and deep light in Hayato Hayama's eyes, as if he was weighing the pros and cons, trying to find a delicate balance between maintaining the interests of the team and avoiding unnecessary conflicts.

Although the suggestion made by Shizuka Hiratsuka seemed attractive on a theoretical level, it seemed to provide a shortcut to success for Watanabe Itsuki's commission.

But when we delve into its feasibility in actual operations, we find that the road ahead is full of thorns and obstacles.

It is like a shaky bridge spanning the abyss between ideals and reality. Although it seems to be able to connect the two sides, to truly walk across this bridge safely requires tremendous effort and wisdom, and to overcome countless difficulties and challenges.

To be honest, Su Yang also considered Hiratsuka Shizuka's proposal, but he soon put it out of his mind.

After all, in Su Yang's eyes, Watanabe Tree's commission was just a simple matter, which could be solved with just one sentence - 'If you are new, practice more! If you can't afford it, get out!'

Since Watanabe Itsuki envies Hayama Hayato, then he should work hard to surpass him. Although talent can indeed raise the upper limit of a person's achievements, hard work is not completely useless. Through acquired efforts, even if you cannot surpass others' talents, you can always narrow the gap, right?

As for the substitute players, even if their talent is not better than Hayato Hayama and they cannot replace Hayato Hayama, it should not be difficult to surpass other untalented substitutes, right?

Although in Sakura National School, those clubs that need to participate in competitions will give priority to senior students when choosing players over people of equal ability.

However, as long as Watanabe Itsuki can outperform those senior substitutes and build good interpersonal relationships like Hayama Hayato did, and as long as most of his classmates support him and the captain of the football club has no objection, this matter will naturally be settled.

Even if the senior substitute who was replaced would be unhappy, as a minority, he must obey the majority. After all, if he is not as skilled as others and still refuses to accept the defeat, who would stand on the side of such a person?

If they really follow Hiratsuka Shizuka's suggestion, the biggest obstacle is what qualifications does Watanabe Itsuki have? When his level and interpersonal relationships are not as good as others, how can the director of the football club be willing to let Watanabe Itsuki replace someone else's substitute position?

Do we really have to bring up depression?

But the problem is, looking at Watanabe Itsuki's appearance, he doesn't look like he has depression.

If we insist that Watanabe Itsuki suffers from depression, isn't that a lie?

Even if I succeed this time, what about next time?

One lie often requires multiple lies to cover it up.

Not to mention, as long as it is a lie, it will be exposed one day. By then, the difficulties faced by Watanabe Itsuki will be much more serious than it is now.

Su Yang looked at Hayato Hayama and Shizuka Hiratsuka in deep thought, and couldn't help but smile bitterly. If he really did it that way, things would probably get even worse if something went wrong...

After a passionate and in-depth discussion, Hayato Hayama and Shizuka Hiratsuka did not immediately reach a consensus on Watanabe Itsuki's "privilege" plan.

However, in this collision of ideas, they unexpectedly found a common position: no matter what the final decision is, it should be reported to the Minister of Football in a timely manner to ensure the transparency and fairness of the decision-making process.

After all, no matter what actions Hayato Hayama and Shizuka Hiratsuka plan to take, the knowledge and approval of the football club director are crucial and indispensable links.

But once this matter becomes widely known, its impact will be immeasurable.

Facing difficulties, Watanabe Itsuki came to the Service Club for help. Although he did not explicitly ask for confidentiality, both the calm Hiratsuka Shizuka and the sensitive Yukinoshita Yukino tacitly chose to keep the secret secret and hide it deep in their hearts.

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