This world doesn’t support the idle.
Anyone who can call the shots in their own life—and take charge of their own destiny—never has time to waste.
If you can't find your place in human society, then you'll never be able to say you're in control of your own life.
You have to find your positioning, your value. In an army, generals don't fire rifles—they command. Soldiers don't worry about logistics—they take the risks. Stable hands don't face danger—they cut grass and clean up horse manure. If you claim you have no value at all, you'll be cast aside.
If your dad's rich, you might not be discarded right away. You could end up like Emperor Xian or Xue Pan—played around with, tricked, taken advantage of by others. Once they're done using and draining you, they'll throw you away.
In some area of your life, you have to stop treating yourself like you matter—if you don't, you won't survive.
The Seven Sins of the Poor: greed, ignorance, weakness, selfishness, waiting, relying, demanding.
Life gets simpler when you stop overthinking everything. Just remember one thing: stop asking "why," start asking "on what grounds."
