He is a great billiards player, and he is confident of winning the championship in this competition. At the last moment, all he has to do is score the last few goals and win the championship. He bent down and held the club carefully, positioning the strength and direction of hitting the ball. He thinks he must be the champion this time. Just then, a fly flew over somehow. It is normal to have flies on a hot day. When flies landed on his hands, they were itchy, so he stopped and flew away. Just when he was ready to concentrate on preparing for the battle, the fly came again, this time on his forehead. He began to get upset and hit the fly, and the fly ran away again.

He took a deep breath and prepared to hit the ball again. God, he found that the fly came back and landed on a black ball like a ghost.

A nameless fire rose in his heart, and he waved at the fly, meaning to get it out quickly. The fly showed indifference to this. It flapped its wings twice and stopped again. He was furious, picked up a stick and stabbed the fly.

The fly was frightened and flew away. But the club touched the black ball, and according to the rules of the game, it was the opponent's turn to hit the ball. The opponent seized the chance of survival and scored all the balls he should have played in one breath.

He hates flies because he failed to defend his title. Unfortunately, he later suffered from depression and never got a chance to go on stage again.

This story tells us:

An athlete who has the strength to win the championship lost the championship trophy because a fly had a problem in the competition. It can be seen that mentality can often determine success or failure. It may be accidental for a fly to meet his fate. The fly flew away. Who can he ask for advice about his pain and lessons? If he can control his anger and wait for the fly, the ending of the story may be rewritten.