CT, who works as a software engineer and road cyclist, faced vision issues from staring at screens and wearing cycling glasses, and decided to undergo Smart TransPRK laser eye surgery with his wife. The footage fully documents the pre-operative examination, the deliberation among three major laser procedures, and the first-person view of the laser process in the operating room. The intense photophobia and severe pain during the first three days of corneal recovery were unbearable, followed by challenges of removing the bandage contact lens and returning to screen-based coding. The footage then shows a 100K outdoor ride one month post-surgery and a night ride three months later. How do the glare from headlights and dry eyes affect cycling at night? This real journey is worth pondering for cyclists.