Is it because I directly using wet tissue on my retina

@Rizqi Tok - Often it is! People went crazy with cleaning last year due to COVID.

Spraying the surfaces they touch and people directly spray the screen letting it drip! So how much collects at the bottom and how often it does sets the stage for the corrosion to build!

The proper way to clean is to spray the cloth and then wiping the screen so you don't have any drips at all! A Wet-Nap is just as bad! Its over saturated with cleaner we only need a lightly damp towel. I use a woven micro-cloth folded up to about a 3~6" giving a single pump spray in the center of the square wipe the screen and then fold over the used corner getting a fresh area to polish off anything that still remains or apply a second time. Make sure you are using the correct cleaner many will leave streaks!

So this wetness gets past the edge and wets the T-CON board which is a thin logic board at the bottom of the display damaging the logic on it.

Sadly its time for a new display! Or, use an external display.

MacBook Pro 13" Retina (Late 2013-Mid 2014) Display Assembly and the guide MacBook Pro 13" Retina Display Mid 2014 Display Assembly Replacement