Once a person clears away the "second-hand desires," life becomes like cheating in a game. The so-called second-hand desires are those goals "borrowed" from society, parents, peers, and the media: living for face, comparison, and recognition, rather than out of genuine inner passion. When someone is no longer driven by others' expectations, no longer blindly chasing mainstream success standards, their energy becomes highly focused, decision-making clearer, and emotions more stable. With fewer desires, internal conflict decreases, direction becomes clear, and actions naturally become more powerful. True freedom is not about having more, but about only wanting what truly belongs to you.