This essay explores the paradox of “Bad But Good Life.” It reflects the truth that even when we are judged as “bad” by others, we can still be “good” for life itself. To live this way means to serve existence beyond personal opinions, to contribute to unity, and to recognize that life’s puzzles—though sometimes bitter like medicine—are hidden blessings. It is not approval that defines us, but our contribution to the flow of life. Only such experiences of life, which seem like puzzles, can be called “medicine” or “vaccination”. The medication or vaccination may be unpleasant or considered harmful by individuals due to potential side effects or discomfort. However, they…