The world has prepared two sets of dictionaries for winners and losers. If you succeed, your frugality is called "thrift," your cunning is called "sophistication," and your ruthless methods are called "decisiveness." Under the spotlight, even if you fart, someone will analyze its composition overnight. If you fail, your ideals are called "daydreaming," your persistence is called "stubbornness," and all your efforts are called "futile fuss." No one has time to listen to how noble your original intention is. This is the naked reality: no one cares whether your methods are dirty or clean. The so-called "justice" is nothing but a tombstone inscription written by the victor at the bottom of the trophy.