After the program is edited, it feels like the rhythm is just right, but the recording time is often several times longer than the actual broadcast time. Ava doesn’t find it boring, as she no longer lets herself go like she did when she attended award ceremonies during her debut. Instead, she is slowly learning to enjoy such recording time.
The speaking time for the debate was over, and the final votes of both sides were counted. Before announcing the final result, Teacher He asked Ava again: "Ava, how is it, has anyone changed your opinion?"
"No, I still won't be grateful, absolutely not." Ava shook his head to express his attitude. Knowing that this was his time to speak, he continued, "The word 'critical hit' sounds like the consequences are very serious, and smaller things don't seem to be critical hits, but I think, no matter how big or small, I won't be grateful."
"While listening to their speeches, I was also thinking about whether life has ever dealt me a critical blow in the past 20 years of my life. I thought about it very seriously and felt that there were only one or two things that could be considered a critical blow."
"Let's not talk about the specific things that caused these critiques, but...you can't always be alone. You have friends and family, and they will worry about you and make you sad. I think this is the most important reason why I am not grateful for the critiques."
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