To the card players at university. . .

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After graduating, my card-playing skills improved a bit thanks to practicing every day to level up. Why only a bit? I guess it’s because I’m not very smart. Although I always use loud nicknames when playing cards (things like ‘God of Gambling’, ‘Saint of Gambling’, or even ‘Invincible’), I can’t save face in the end, and I always end up losing. Fortunately, I can also take it in stride; since I’m not cut out for this, I just treat it as a form of entertainment – as long as I’m happy, that’s enough. I remember back in college, playing cards with my friends. I wasn’t very good at it at that time, and I also didn’t have enough skills, so I was often the subject of their jokes. Sometimes, because the moves I made made no sense, those experienced players were confused, while my opponents were left both amused and puzzled. I was quite at ease back then and had a positive attitude; of course, there were times when I would deliberately say or do things to make everyone laugh (purely to bring joy and liven up the atmosphere). As a result, I usually lost when playing cards (though occasionally I managed to pull off a surprise win), but I still enjoyed it and kept trying again and again, despite losing time after time. Of course, it’s because I’m happy; even though I always lose, there are still people who like to play with me and be my opponents (the main one being my arch-rival – I won’t mention his name here to avoid unnecessary criticism and attacks). Actually, having said so much, it’s not that I want to criticize them; I just know that I miss those days. Those days when there were occasional minor conflicts, but they were never taken to heart ； Those days, filled with laughter and joy, honesty and sincerity! Gamers, how are you all doing?