No matter how powerful you are, as long as others can see through you and calculate your moves, you lose your deterrence. No matter how weak you are, if you are difficult to predict and cannot be controlled, you will be reevaluated. Human nature is not gentle; it naturally tends to test and seek dominance. Therefore, suppression and strategic play have never truly disappeared, only in different forms. Primitive conflict is direct confrontation, while advanced conflict is making the opponent afraid to act rashly. True deterrence does not lie in strength itself, but in the unknown. In strategic games, the most frightening thing is not the strong, but uncertainty. Shadows in the night are more alerting than fierce beasts in the daylight. Because the unknown is the highest form of power.