I want to read a book like "The Time I Fight Guerrilla in Another World". I'm looking for a book that has strict logic and can reflect the strength of the collective. It would be even better if there are small characters breaking out in desperate situations ヾ(^▽^*)))
The most advanced wisdom: Many people work hard all their lives but achieve nothing. It's not because they don't work hard enough, but because they don't understand the laws of heaven. Zhuangzi told one of the most classic stories in the book, telling the cook Ding to kill the cow. It seems to be killing the cow, but in fact it explains all the principles of life, work, and survival. It fully conforms to what we say about understanding, cause and effect, not showing off, and not interfering. It is simple and straightforward, and everyone can understand it. There was a chef named Cook Ding who slaughtered cows for the king. When he moved, he touched his hands, leaned against his shoulders, stepped on his feet, and pushed against his knees. The sound he made was like dancing or playing music. Every move was just right, without any irritation. The king was stunned and couldn't help but ask: "How can your skills be so good?" Cook Ding put down his knife and said with a smile: "What I pursue is not skills, but principles, the laws of heaven and earth. Skills are just incidental." He said that when he first learned to butcher cattle, what he saw in his eyes was a complete cow. It was huge and complex. He didn't know where to start, so he could only chop and cut hard, just like ordinary people. At that time, knives became dull after a short period of time. Just like those of ordinary cooks, the labor was thankless and the knives were easily broken. But after three years of training, he could no longer see a complete cow in his eyes. What he saw was not the skin, meat and bones of the cow, but the natural texture of the cow's body. He could clearly see where there were gaps, where there were muscles and bones, where there were joints, and where no hard contact was allowed. Now, he doesn't have to stare at it at all. He relies on his mind to feel it. He cuts along the natural structure of the cow and finds the gaps between the bones. He never hits the places where the tendons are adhered and the muscles and bones are intertwined. Ordinary cooks need to change their knives every month, because they only know how to chop and cut, regardless of the structure of the cow, and the knife will naturally break easily due to brute force. Better cooks change their knives every year because they know how to cut meat, but they still don't know how to follow the grain. But Cook Ding's knife has been used for nineteen years and thousands of cattle have been slaughtered. The blade is still as sharp as freshly ground, without any damage. There are natural gaps between the joints of cow bones, and the blade is very thin, with almost no thickness. Use a blade with no thickness, follow the gap, and don't push hard, hit hard, or resist forcefully. It is naturally broad and has room for any movement. How can the knife be broken? Even if his craftsmanship reaches this level, Chef Ding never gets carried away. Every time he came to a place where muscles and bones were intertwined and it was difficult to cut, he was still cautious, not daring to be careless. His eyes were focused, his movements were slow, and he cut gently. Effortlessly, the whole cow spread out with a crash, like dirt piled on the ground. After he was done, he wiped the knife and put it away properly, without being ostentatious or showing off, but calmly. The king suddenly understood and said: "After listening to your words, I understand how to maintain health, be a human being, and survive." Everything has its own laws. If you resist forcefully, you will only ask for trouble. Cows have the texture of cows, things have their own rules, and people have their own cause and effect. If you don't understand the rules, you rush in and chop hard, just like an ordinary cook chopping up a cow. No matter how hard you try, you will end up being tired of cutting people off and accomplishing nothing. All industries and all things in this world have their own ways. If you don't understand the rules, the harder you work, the more embarrassed you will be. If you follow the rules, you can succeed without any effort. Secondly, understanding is not learned, it is a skill given by God, and it is the instinct to see through the rules. Cook Ding is not stronger than others, nor can he endure hardship better than others, but he has understanding and can see through the true nature of the cow and is not fooled by its superficial appearance. Ordinary people see cattle as cattle, and he sees cattle as texture; ordinary people see things as excitement, and experts see things as knowledge. Comprehension means being able to see through the essence without being taught by others, knowing what can be done and what cannot be touched, and knowing how to go along with it instead of going against it. Then, everything has a cause and effect, and any forced intervention will inevitably lead to backlash. The structure of the cow's muscles and bones is a natural cause and effect. If you insist on cutting hard, you are interfering with the cow's nature. The knife will break and the person will be tired. Other people's lives have other people's causes and effects, and other people's choices have other people's destinations. If you have to forcefully intervene, change others, and do it according to your own wishes, you are violating the laws of heaven. In the end, not only will you not be able to help others, you will get into trouble and suffer backlash. Just like cutting a big bone with a knife, the knife will break and the hand will be injured. This is cause and effect, and you can't force it at all. Really smart people know how to keep silent and stay out of other people's business. The cook Ding never competes with the cow or confronts the bones. He just follows the gaps and works quietly. When he is done, he puts away the knife and hides it. He does not show off or show off. The same goes for being a human being: you understand other people's choices and don't criticize them; you understand the rights and wrongs of the world and don't argue; you understand the cause and effect of the world and don't interfere. Talking too much will cause trouble, and meddling in other people's affairs will bring disaster. Take care of yourself and keep your heart, which is the greatest wisdom. The more aggressive, assertive, and the more people want to forcefully change everything, the more likely they are to fall into trouble. Those who seem silent are not cowardly or incompetent, but transparent. They know that everything arranged by God makes sense; the paths others take have cause and effect; and everything in the world has its destiny. Don't be the first person, don't be the spoiler, follow the rules, and cooperate with the way of heaven. Everyone will be stable and live a good life. Just like a pheasant in the swamp, although it has to walk many steps to find something to eat and drink, and its life is not easy, it is free and never wants to be locked in a cage. In the cage, he had no worries about food and clothing, but he lost his nature and his freedom. The same goes for people. They would rather stick to their hearts and live according to their nature than be trapped by worldly desires and obsessions. They would rather not force things that don't belong to them or go against the rules. Human life has an end, but the laws of heaven and earth have no end; the body will eventually disappear, but the cause and effect of heaven will cycle forever. The fat is burned out, but the fire will continue to be passed on, endlessly. When a person lives his whole life, he does not need to pursue unlimited desires, and does not need to forcefully interfere with unlimited people and things. As long as he sticks to his own limits, follows the rules, does not show off, does not act recklessly, and does not interfere with the cause and effect of others. He is content with the present and follows nature, so that he can protect himself, live a stable life, and enjoy the rest of his life. Comprehension is the basis, laws are the way, do not interfere with cause and effect, do not try to be aggressive, keep silent, don't meddle in other things, and follow the trend, only then can you achieve success.
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