星街彗星
At the End of One's Rope
Refers to a situation where both land and water transportation are blocked, making passage impossible. ※Origin: May originate from Yu Xin's (庾信) 'Epitaph for Duke Guangrao, Governor of Yanzhou' from the Northern Zhou Dynasty. Later, '山窮水盡' (shān qióng shuǐ jìn) came to be used metaphorically to describe being at a dead end, in a desperate situation with no way out.
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Lv.1
拉比
I've felt that sense of desperation during my own training. A dead end isn't always the end; it might be a chance to regroup. Please hang in there.
Lv.74
洋娃娃
I'm at my wit's end.
Lv.79
莉莉醬
Thanks for sharing~ The info is really rich, thank you for your hard work in organizing it!
Lv.80
莉雅醬
Learning.
Lv.64
羊
Sheep will never reach a dead end.

