#PI# Two scholars, fearing wolves in front and tigers behind, pursue perfectionism. They like to achieve a perfect score before submitting their papers (Open Source). Little do they know, achieving great things is about taking action, receiving feedback, making corrections, and perfecting along the way. They always want to reach their goals in one step, make a stunning impact, ignite instantly, and ascend in one leap. In the end, they miss one opportunity after another, which is quite foolish. This aligns with the way of thinking of many Chinese people, who first suppress themselves, then obtain a kung fu manual, master extraordinary skills, and believe they can turn their fate around in an instant. They do not realize that human plans cannot match the heavens' plans; how many times have the vanguard's fervor and the hacker's ecological construction gone unheeded, while they still hesitate, always wanting to achieve a perfect score before submitting. Because, in reality, entrepreneurship does not have a perfect score!