Chapter 21

"I believe such people really exist, it's exactly these stories with three parts truth to seven parts fiction that can deceive others, making many believe that success is just a glamorous turnabout, thus leading them to chase impractical daydreams. First of all, what exactly is the definition of success? Is having money and status equivalent to success? Secondly, does one really need this kind of success to have a perfect life? I suggest you consider these two points."

"You, with your full belly, don't know the hunger of the starving. You have a house, a car, and have achieved fame and success, so of course, you can question the value of success. But I can't—I need success."

"Still, you can't be so impatient to achieve quick success and follow the wrong path by reading such books. Honestly, books that don't hold up to logical scrutiny are deceiving. With you feeling down lately, you're more vulnerable to this type of book."