Tokyo, Roppongi, at Mai Sakurajima's comeback press conference.
With so many prominent figures publicly backing her, the uncrowned kings' questions became increasingly gentle, and even their wording took on a distinctive flair. For example, retirement was no longer called retirement—it was called further study. A comeback was no longer called a comeback—it was called a return...
Such a harmonious and relaxed interview environment briefly made Mai Sakurajima wonder whether the version of herself who had kept thinking about how to handle reporters' questions gracefully had been stupid. With the kinds of questions these reporters were asking, even if they swapped her out for a pig... Cough, cough, swapped her out for her silly little sister, she still wouldn't fall into any traps!
The uncrowned kings felt even more exhausted: "..."
Any random person standing behind you was a world-renowned artist, a genuine master, the face of this nation. If they really planted some trap in their questions and ended up being resented for it, their lives would be over. They might be uncrowned kings, but they couldn't afford to offend so many big shots!
Besides, interviews should naturally prioritize harmony. It wasn't as if they had to be deliberately tricky to prove how professional they were. More importantly, with so many prominent figures making appearances, today's news was already hot enough. Their task was complete, so why bother offending anyone?
Thus, with everyone tacitly understanding one another, this comeback press conference became all the more relaxed and amusing. Some thoughtful reporters even deliberately led the audience and fans down memory lane, recalling moments from dramas Mai had starred in while asking their questions. They had practically stolen most of the manager's job...
Ms. Sakurajima: "..."
Ask your questions properly. Stop stealing her job!
As time passed, the bunny girl answered