In the past, I was so serious about watching the market—my candlesticks were drawn more meticulously than artistic creations, indicators stacked seven or eight layers deep, and I missed not a single piece of news. Now? With the market unanimously calling for a bear trend, what's the point of my analysis?

After a deep drop, every bounce feels like an "Are you there?" message from an ex, knowing it's a trap but still can't help but feel excited. My hands get itchy and I end up getting trapped, then I continue to scold myself for being foolish. I've tried lying flat a few times, and really, I'm done pretending.

I, a former die-hard bull, am now quietly blending into the ranks of the bears. It's not that I don't want to make money from the rise; it's that the market has taught me a lesson with real money: resisting a downward trend? That's like going against the universe. Shorting with the trend? You can make money while lying down. This wave of market conditions has purely turned good citizens into bears.

Of course, the bull market will definitely return. History always spirals upwards. But before that... I'll just follow the trend to make a living, as survival is the priority; being alive gives me a chance to turn things around.

Lastly, let me reiterate: going long or short are just means; position management is the real deal. Don't underestimate it; when you face a liquidation, it will be too late to cry.