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from 魔幻视界:
I don't understand what's so important about victory.
If you embarked on a journey in hopes to achieve joy,
and you left your baggage on the platform before boarding the vehicle,
how would you be able to experience you joy you wanted to?


sometimes
the thirst for Victory
blinds one from seeing clearly
is Victory important?
No;
what's important
is what you wanted to achieve
when you embarked on the journey -
be it to have fun,
to help others,
to seek answers,
or to relax,
and not to obtain Victory

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