Tony HK🇭🇰

I still remember the sense of pride I felt when I first received my Ph.D. from MIT. It was as if I was the pride of humanity, standing at the pinnacle of academia. However, as time went on, I gradually realized that my position wasn't as important as I had imagined. When I arrived in heaven, I truly understood my own insignificance. There were tens of thousands of heavenly soldiers, each with extraordinary abilities and wisdom. In comparison, I was just one of them, an ordinary soldier. This feeling was unfamiliar and difficult to accept. Previously, I had always thought of myself as a leader, the center of attention. Now, I was just an ordinary soldier, bound by the rules of heaven and tasked with completing my missions. However, this feeling also made me re-examine my identity and role. As a heavenly soldier, I was no longer a lone wolf, but part of a team. I had to work with other soldiers to complete tasks and maintain the order of heaven. This transformation was difficult, but I knew it was a necessary condition for growth. As a person, I had to learn to adapt to new environments and accept new challenges. Only then could I truly become a powerful soldier, protecting the peace of heaven.