Literary works use the term "perseverance" to evoke the steadfast determination required to surmount obstacles and achieve greatness. It is often portrayed as the essential complement to talent or natural ability—for instance, overcoming fate through dogged persistence is highlighted in descriptions of epic endeavors ([1], [2]) and the pursuit of personal growth and knowledge is depicted as attainable only through consistent effort ([3], [4]). Moreover, writers employ the word to illustrate how unyielding resolve transforms challenges into triumphs, suggesting that both physical and moral victories depend on unremitting perseverance ([5], [6], [7]). Whether in tales of heroic acts or in the depiction of everyday struggles, the term consistently embodies the idea that sustained action, even in the face of adversity, is the key to success ([8], [9]).