Teacher Tony speaks at a high level, reminding me of the opening of Sun Tzu's Art of War:

Have you all watched historical dramas?

When two armies are fighting and attacking a city, the soldiers who climb the city walls are called the vanguard.

If a soldier climbs the city wall and manages to survive, this is called the merit of the vanguard, and the rewards are very generous, including money, land, official titles, and women...

The prerequisite is that you have to survive.

999 die for 1 to live,

with such odds, many soldiers still charge forward and climb up.

Because they know this is their only chance to stand out.

Isn't making contracts like this?

This is your only chance to stand out. If you don't have a prominent family background, powerful parents, or even impressive academic qualifications, you might find yourself earning just a few thousand, working like a dog for a month.

If you had any better opportunities, you wouldn’t even come here to fight.

Here, as long as you have your money, they won't take your life. If you can’t handle losing a little money,

complaining and making a fuss over losing a little money is the mark of a coward.