At the beginning, I realized that this game has to use the rules, and it needs to constantly use the rules to warn and intimidate, and let the game run to the end. Later, when I saw that there was no bottom line of rules at all, I knew that the game must be ended early through violence, but I realized that some people still have fantasies, expecting to get money, and maintaining the game, if I take the lead, they will be punished. It will be me who will be killed, I have to wait for the violence to become unbearable for the group, and have a strong will to end the game, and then take the lead in the resistance. That means someone has to die, and that's the price.
This also made me understand the nature of regime change. When the ruling class does not have strong supervision, its rights will be abused. Then they will not take the people seriously, and they will not treat the people as human beings. Like that nigga, uncontrolled he really thinks he's better than others, he can do whatever he wants. There is a deeper meaning in it, those who are somewhat useless and humble in their daily lives, have power, and even more revealing his ugly face, power is an amplifier, amplifying human nature. A good power class will not come from the upper class nor should it be the lower class, but the middle class that is in contact with both the upper and lower classes.
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