Similar origins produced similar traits.
Life Circulation (value) lay at the heart of this issue. Lady Lin and Chris had offered different answers, and in comparison, Lady Lin, with her production-oriented system, had ultimately won.
And compared to Lu PingAn, Lady Lin, once the victor...
"If this were Earth, Lady Lin would probably already be finished."
So-called world will and destiny's favor—weren't they simply the combination of a "shameless referee" and an "organizer who made rules specifically for its own people" in reality?
It sounded lofty, but the way it operated was utterly dirty: it picked the champion in advance according to its own needs.
But in a sense, Lu PingAn also had to thank that "shamelessness." His second life, his second life in this foreign land, existed because he was a "chosen champion" who had crossed over from the Other World.
Of course, destiny was clearly not as shameless as the cosmic races. What it had always desired was "the strongest prevailing." Even in destiny's desperate situations, the stronger side still won. You could win over allies, spend money to hire help, or take the initiative to create a favorable battlefield.
"Even if something is right, if it fails, it is wrong. What a brutal survivalist doctrine."
How could an Era Eliminator backed into a corner be willing to simply step off the stage of history?
"Lady Lin. Senior Sister? Even if you get past me, you'll still be eliminated."
"At least not now!"
Lu PingAn's first polite response earned him that reply.
Perhaps after leaving Earth's "constraints," she had gained some humanity as well. Instead, she understood her own circumstances more deeply.
Yes, even if she killed Lu PingAn, another Lu PingAn would be Born of the Hour.
Lu PingAn could provide the world with far too much.