Once, he treated kindness as a principle and helping others as a duty. Facing employees' struggles, clients' demands, and requests from those around him, he chose again and again to yield and accommodate. Yet fine notices and conflicts of interest gradually drained his goodwill. When rules became shackles and trust was repeatedly betrayed, he finally understood: limitless kindness does not earn understanding—it only becomes a bargaining chip for others to exploit. From forbearance to retaliation, from compromise to awakening, he decides to reclaim his dignity and make those who once hurt him pay.