Inspirational sentiment: the power of faith

Inspirational sentiment: the power of faith

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, a war-torn general had a serious illness and his life would be exhausted. Before he died, he called his son to the front, and then took out a quiver with an arrow inserted inside. The father solemnly said to his son: "This is a heirloom arrow. If you bring it with you, you will have endless power, but you must not take it out." After saying this, the general can safely close his eyes forever.
Therefore, the general's son always took the quiver with him. It is an extremely beautiful quiver, made of thick cowhide, with a faintly flooded copper edge, and then the exposed tail, which can be determined at a glance with the finest peacock feathers. Sure enough, the son with Bao Jian is heroic and extraordinary. In the war, he also created a brilliant record.
In one of the most intense battles, the army led by his son is still in full swing. However, just as he was about to capture the city, his son suddenly greedily wanted to see the look of the arrow and the arrow. He hesitated and held back the impulse. The sound of the arrow fluttering past the ear, the enemy's coach screamed.
They won, and the great achievements came. The son really wanted to see the style of this family. So he completely abandoned his father’s jealousy. The strong desire drove him out and pulled out the arrow, trying to see exactly. Suddenly, the son was shocked - there was only one broken arrow in the quiver! This is terrible, my son thought, I have been carrying this broken arrow in the fight! Thinking of this, he could not help but scare a cold sweat, as if the house that lost its pillars in an instant, collapsed.
Just when he was about to throw away the "baby", a group of enemy remnants suddenly returned, and his son died in the chaos.
My life sentiment:
Roman Roland once said: "The most terrible enemy is that there is no strong belief." In life, we often make stupid things like this son, pinning the victory and defeat on a treasure arrow.