There are many principles and ideas in the world, each with its own significance and correctness. Yet combining a multitude of correct ideas doesn't necessarily yield the right outcome—sometimes, it even leads to catastrophic disasters.
When Li Lin first spoke these words, Roland found them difficult to comprehend. How could stacking right upon right lead to disaster? Now, Roland fully understood and experienced what Li Lin meant.
In the absence of organizing the big picture and priorities, piling up trivial correctness and brilliance still couldn't reverse the overall decline. On the contrary, it accelerated the process of failure.
The victories he had won were of such significance to Charlemagne.
