Reflecting on life before sleep, I'm about to turn 27 years old. In this life, I have a few thank-yous to express. The following thanks should be in the order of events as they happened. I thank my parents for giving me life. Although my life is not a great one, and my birth carries no special meaning or significance, it is merely the result of two not-so-exceptional people creating something like me. I have not received any support or good nurturing, but when one door closes, another opens. I thank my parents for giving me a good head, making my learning process not difficult. They gave me a relatively fair complexion and a rather superior appearance, allowing me to look more spirited than those around me. In this aspect, I have never felt inferior, along with a relatively strong body, height, and abundant energy, which has given me the prerequisites for success.

I want to thank myself for the relatives, classmates, environment, and circles I encountered in my early years and in my teenage years, not because they were good, but because they were so trashy that it gave me determination.
I want to thank those who recognized me when I had nothing, during my initial consolidation phase. Some of them are my peers, and some are my elders. They firmly believed that I would be very impressive in the future, praising me to great heights, which provided me with space for imagination and encouragement.
I want to thank those who dislike me, who smear my reputation, who try to frame me, who abandon me, especially those who look down on me. Their actions, during every stage of my life and in everything I do, have injected me with motivation and explosive energy, pushing me forward, helping me overcome laziness, making me feel heated, maintaining my anger, and only then did I achieve what followed.
However, what is relatively blank and vacant is the gratitude towards the benefactors who have helped me, because until now in my life, there has not been any help from others, and there are currently no benefactors or benefactor-level assistance events appearing. It is quite unfortunate, but it cannot be said to be a regret, because there is still a long time ahead. I will maintain a mindset of always believing that beautiful things are about to happen, and live relatively positively in the coming days, though not necessarily optimistically. The remainder of my life is not about enjoying blessings or starting to enjoy blessings, but rather embarking on greater challenges, facing more formidable enemies and potentials, with a lower margin for error, more serious consequences, stronger competitors, faster pace changes, and more unexpected surprises. The advantages of youth and age are increasingly eroded, the people I interact with are of a higher caliber, the responsibilities I bear are greater, there are more concerns, and the significance and scale of what I do will be larger. At this moment, I tell myself, keep it up! I must maintain a youthful mindset, just like when I was 11 years old, facing people with fortunes in the millions, the richest and most powerful individuals I have ever seen, for the first time, I also tell myself, I am not inferior to him, I will surpass him, what he has, I will have all of it.