Can you share some more best revenge stories in history?

Sure. There was a tenant who was treated very badly by his landlord. The landlord always entered the apartment without permission and made the tenant's life miserable. So, the tenant started documenting everything. When the lease was up, he used the evidence to file a complaint against the landlord. The landlord was fined and lost his good reputation among other tenants.

Sure. A small clothing brand was copied by a large fashion house. The small brand couldn't afford a long legal battle. So, they focused on their unique designs and ethical manufacturing processes. They started a social media campaign highlighting their differences. Many consumers supported them. As a result, the large fashion house was criticized for copying, and the small brand got more orders than ever.

The construction of the Great Wall of China is a great history story. It was built over centuries to protect China from invasions. Thousands of workers were involved, and it stands as a testament to human perseverance and engineering skill.

Sure. There was a person who was wrongly accused of stealing at work by a jealous colleague. Instead of getting angry right away, this person worked extra hard and became the most valuable employee. Eventually, the truth came out when the company's security cameras were checked, and the jealous colleague was fired for false accusations. This was a great revenge as it was based on proving one's innocence and superiority in a positive way.

There was a creative employee whose ideas were always rejected by a narrow - minded manager. One day, he left the company and joined a competitor. Using his great ideas, he helped the competitor gain a large market share, which significantly affected his former company's business negatively.

The Donner Party is a well - known, though tragic, survival story. Stranded in the Sierra Nevada mountains during the winter of 1846 - 1847, some resorted to cannibalism in order to survive. While many died, a few did manage to make it through this terrible situation.

IBM had a significant comeback. In the 1990s, IBM was facing huge losses and was in a difficult situation. But through strategic restructuring, focusing on services and innovation, it managed to turn things around. It regained its position as a major player in the technology industry.

Sure. The 'Big Three' era in Miami Heat. LeBron James, Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh joined forces. They had some epic battles in the playoffs, especially against the San Antonio Spurs. Their 2013 championship run was filled with drama. Ray Allen's clutch three - pointer in Game 6 of that Finals is one of the most iconic moments.

Sure. The ancient Greeks had symposiums where they would drink wine and engage in philosophical discussions. Sometimes, these discussions would get a bit out of hand due to the alcohol. But it led to some very interesting ideas being thrown around. For example, Plato's ideas might have been influenced by the wine - filled evenings at these symposiums.

The building of the transcontinental railroad is an inspiring story. Two companies, the Central Pacific and the Union Pacific, worked towards connecting the east and west coasts of the United States. Thousands of workers, including many Chinese immigrants on the Central Pacific side, labored under extremely difficult conditions to complete this massive engineering feat.