Nevertheless, although I won, it was such a narrow victory...

History's corrective force is fearsome.

Nah, that was just you guys bumbling.

What's that supposed to mean! Then, what does this corrective force mean, concretely?

It means, "For important phenomena, the excess may change but it always comes down to the same result!"

No matter the excess, it's "The mist clears up" and "The sakura doesn't bloom."

The keystone was off by fifteen meters and all...

For victory or defeat, only extremely important matters "turn out that way."

I just said trivial matters have nothing to do with it, didn't I?