"So you mean: the videos Linda recorded during winter break were too fast-paced and unusable? All my editing was for nothing? And everyone's work was for nothing?"

Ji Siyuan met Zhuo Zhiyuan's gaze, his tone firm.

"You could say that!"

Zhuo Zhiyuan took a few deep breaths before he managed to restrain himself from throwing a punch at Ji Siyuan's face.

Chi Chan gave Zhuo Zhiyuan a look to calm down.

"Go on, what are the problems with Shu Jia, Zhuo Zhiyuan, and me?"

"Shu Jia talks too much nonsense and is too verbose. She tends to go off-topic halfway through her speech."

Zhuo Zhiyuan had the same problem as Shu Jia, but he remembered to come back after going astray.

As for you—the problem is the biggest one!

You're still stuck in the mindset of recording basic lectures. When explaining examples, you like to spend a lot of time explaining the basic knowledge points first, then expanding on the concepts through analogies, and finally solving the problem. This takes too long! It doesn't fit the pace of short videos.

After hearing this, everyone fell silent.

Chi Chan, in particular, looked embarrassed.

Her short videos are the longest among them; each video only covers one question, but she spends almost ten minutes explaining each question.

After a long pause, Zhuo Zhiyuan spoke up, still unconvinced:

"Ji Siyuan, you've pointed out our shortcomings in a very logical way, pointing out problems here and there."

Then why don't you release the short video you recorded so that everyone can see it?

I refuse to believe you don't have a single problem!

After Zhuo Zhiyuan finished speaking, he secretly decided that even if there was no problem with Ji Siyuan's video, he would still find a problem to nitpick!

Hmph, anyway, he's not going to let Ji Siyuan get away with this today!