The five anti-human survival rules to become a strong person: First, always remain rational. Emotions are the enemies of the weak; the strong have already rid themselves of emotions. When faced with problems, they do not complain or get entangled, but focus on solving the issue. It is like when a flood comes, they do not blame the water but hastily build a dam. When a beast is chasing, they do not cry out in pain but run desperately. Only by being rational to the extreme can one maintain control in chaos. Second, interests take precedence over emotions. The weak talk about feelings, while the strong talk about interests. The essence of interpersonal communication is value exchange. Don't waste time on ineffective socializing; when you have no value, even the strongest feelings will fade. Instead of trying to please others, cultivate yourself to become a resource that others need. Third, extreme self-discipline and solitude. The strong have no comfort zone in their dictionary. A 5 AM alarm, an unyielding gym schedule, and a habit of continuous learning are standard. They enjoy solitude because noise is a trap of human nature; solitude is an accelerator of growth. Just like bamboo grows only 3 centimeters in four years but starts to grow crazily in the fifth year, reaching 30 centimeters a day. Accumulating depth and releasing it thinly comes from enduring loneliness. Fourth, dare to face the truth. The weak like to hear lies to comfort themselves, while the strong actively tear apart illusions to see the essence, admit their ordinariness, accept the cruelty of society, and see through the complexity of human nature. For instance, others' praise may stem from interests, and the breakdown of relationships often arises from value imbalance. Facing the truth, though painful, allows you to live clearly and make the most beneficial choices. Fifth, always maintain aggression. Here, aggression is not about savage struggle but a kind of confidence and edge for survival. Do not let anyone manipulate you; do not passively accept, decisively refuse when needed, and strive fully when it's time to fight for something. Just like a LION never explains why it is the king. The temperament of the strong inherently carries a sense of boundaries. When you learn to defend your principles, the world will treat you gently. By achieving these, you will find that what is called a fantastic life is merely the awakening through anti-humanity that has gained the initiative to control fate.