A Terrible Attack

Sometimes the weak do not have the qualification to discuss the topic of "selfishness", because they have no choice at all.

The resources allocated to the bottom of society are so scarce that if you possess them, others do not. At this time, if you fight for them, you are selfish; if you do not fight, the one who suffers might be yourself, or even implicate your family.

The strong allocate the rules of the game to the weak, leaving only a meager thread of vitality to keep them going, struggling upward to compete for those very few qualifications for class leap.

In the words of Anton's hometown, this is called "the carp leaping through the dragon gate", which requires swimming against the current and seizing the opportunity to leap forward with all one's might.

And this so-called "swimming against the current", when truly peeled back from its gentle outer garment, cruelly reads "outside the rules of the game".

Only then did they discover that the reason the strong have always been strong is that they are simply not within this set of rules of the game.

When the residents of the apartment building thought they could still reason, that developer seemed to have run out of patience. While everyone was arguing, a motorcade stopped downstairs, and a group of burly men jumped out.

In one hand, they carried baseball bats radiating metallic luster, and in the other, they held high signs reading "Protecting the Weak".

Just like setting up a theatrical stage, another group of women emerged from the cars, pulling long banners around the vicinity. One of them held a microphone and, with a heartbroken expression, began to accuse the darkness of life.

"The so-called community is simply the oppression of the weak by a group of people.