Lu Yuan's analysis of himself had already been as objective as he could possibly make it. Though it was not absolutely objective, it still contained quite a bit of his own consideration—more accurately, it was still colored by his own lens.
After all, an overly peaceful environment would make beasts lose the desire to hone their claws and fangs, while excessive propaganda about justice would make beasts lower their guard.
The scope of "beasts" was quite broad.
Jackals, wolves, tigers, leopards.
Chickens, ducks, geese, dogs.
Even humans were a kind of beast.
Therefore, believing in peace and justice was not wrong. Lu Yuan's greatest mistake in the beginning had been using habitual thinking to define everything, then applying those formulas of peace and justice regardless of the circumstances.
And by the time Lu Yuan realized this—
He had already paid an enormous price.
A price enough to remain engraved in his memory for the rest of his life.
Thus, after the usual self-introductions, Lu Yuan brought the subject back around and further explained his feelings. "After saying all that, what I originally wanted to express is actually very simple: I have more than one relationship. Every time I transmigrate, I have to start over. So, over the course of a long life, there will always be girls who enter my life and come together with me because of certain reasons or events. They can tolerate my shortcomings and my contradictions, just like all of you. Therefore, if you cannot accept this, you can leave now. I made promises to them. No matter what state of mind I had at the time, and no matter what state I was in, I have to own up to the words I said. If you want me to abandon them, I can tell you