My entire story has always been about turning from something incredibly bad to becoming the best. During two admission exams, I was the worst in my group, which annoyed everyone. One of my professors even told me that I wouldn’t succeed and kept me in a military regime at her house until midnight for seven months, making me cry. However, thanks to discipline and self-study, I became the best and even received an offer to teach those very exam classes from another professor. At first, it seemed impossible to even reach an average level, let alone the best, but I persevered. There were instances where my applications were rejected due to my lack of experience, and a year later, when I applied again, they told me that I already had enough strong experience and wouldn’t learn anything new. They advised me to give the chance to those with less qualification, who could take a step forward with that opportunity. In short, I can’t be the “golden mean.” At first, it seems impossible, but then it becomes a reality, and perhaps that’s the key to my success.