"Many people in this world worship perseverance as a small deity that bestows blessings. They say, those who persevere will eventually reap their rewards. Yet few truly understand the purest form of perseverance — one that is born not from hope, but from an unwillingness to submit." Fang Yuan is the embodiment of this kind of perseverance. While others fight for love, family, or honor… Fang Yuan walks alone, with a heart as cold as ice and a will as sharp as a blade. He does not persevere to be praised or to earn the world’s approval. He perseveres because it is the only way to transcend the shackles of life. He does not stop when he loses everything. He does not retreat even after countless betrayals, deceptions, and defeats. While others collapse, he simply looks upon the ruins and says: "I expected as much." This is the rarest form of perseverance in the world: perseverance without hope, without emotional crutches, without tears in defeat, without euphoria in victory. Fang Yuan keeps moving not because he believes the world will change, but because he knows it never will — and that very truth is the reason he must become stronger, craftier, crueler, and more patient than anyone else. His perseverance is that of one who realizes that in a spinning wheel of fate, only those who endure to the end have the right to speak. And for that, he is willing to bear wounds, loneliness, and even become a monster in the eyes of others. I call it: perseverance that has surpassed the bounds of humanity. And very few in this world can ever possess it. Fang Yuan’s perseverance is not born from kindness, nor from a desire to prove himself. It is born from hatred towards weakness, from the will to surpass fate itself. Many people, after falling countless times, will eventually nurture a kind of leniency within themselves. They will say: “At least I tried.” But not Fang Yuan. He never comforts himself. Every failure is not a reason to give up, but a whip to grow stronger, more cunning, and more patient. He understands one eternal law in life: > “The one who endures the longest will witness the fall of all things.” And so, he perseveres not just in struggle, but in self-control, in reading circumstances, in waiting for the right moment — even if it means hiding his claws for a hundred years. He knows this world belongs to those who can endure pain longer than others. Fang Yuan’s perseverance is merciless, even toward himself. If someone must be killed, he does not hesitate. If memories must be discarded, he casts them away. If feelings must be thrown into the abyss, he does so without looking back. All for one thing: to survive to the end. I have seen many great men in my time — heroes who led thousands, scholars who changed nations, and saints who sacrificed themselves. But only one has ever possessed this kind of perseverance. A perseverance that desires no reward. #fyp #reverendinsanity #fangyuan #life #perseverance #4upage - @gyan_syauqi