As for leaving, to be honest, Lu Yuan himself was not particularly confident about it.
He had merely received a vague intuition.
He knew it was time for him to leave.
As for the reason...
Long ago, he had gotten into the habit of pushing problems onto his future self. Ahem, his past self would be more accurate...
In short, whenever he encountered an unsolvable problem, he would dump the blame over there first.
All responsibility belonged to him.
It had nothing to do with Lu Yuan.
Of course, despite saying that, most matters still had to be faced by him personally and had nothing to do with that past self. Aside from speaking a few times, after paying the corresponding price to establish contact with his past self, that past self had a very weak sense of presence most of the time. Yet in his current perception, all of them felt very strong.
He could sense that he was being guided along.
However, the force controlling him was not particularly strong.
Compared to most controlled characters, his permissions were extremely high. He could freely choose what he liked and disliked doing. Take leaving this time, for example. If he insisted on staying, fate presumably would not do anything to him. Although objectively speaking, going with the current was obviously faster than rowing upstream, if the passenger knew his destination very clearly, going upstream was not impossible either.
Still, going with the current was best.
Before one had an especially clear goal, going with the current was the best response.
Because there were very few things capable of deceiving one's intuition. Moreover, once such a thing appeared, it could likewise deceive one's other instincts and even grasp one's reverse psychology to lure one into a trap.
Thus, in most cases,