After Yun Ye met Lan Wuyin, the evaluation of his destiny grade changed, or rather, an extra section was added.
This section explained why he had the level of a genius yet was not one.
"Destiny is out of one's hands, and luck is draining away."
Through the panel he could see that when the Xiang Clan was wiped out, his luck rose sharply again, reaching B+, but then gradually drained away, falling back to B-rank, and even continuously declining without stopping.
His luck was being swallowed up by Lan Wuyin continuously.
At the same time, the more luck was swallowed, the more of Lan Wuyin's luck enveloped him.
As long as it was not Lan Wuyin taking action against him, he was protected by Lan Wuyin's luck, akin to a Profound Realm Great Expert, able to suppress his own luck so as to be immune to non-Dao Artifact calamities and disasters.
The suppression of luck here was suppression in the literal sense.
Luck was something that constantly flowed; the new came and the old went. The so-called suppression of luck was to prevent luck from slipping away, so that luck continuously accumulated.
To suppress one's own luck, one either had to possess a Dao Artifact or supreme treasure, or have a sufficiently high personal realm.
The Profound Realm, to a certain extent, also touched upon cause, effect, and destiny, and could suppress one's own luck to a certain degree.
Yun Ye's luck seemingly was swallowed by Lan Wuyin, but could he not borrow Lan Wuyin's luck?
Lan Wuyin's luck was a hundred or a thousand times stronger than Yun Ye's, essentially gathering the luck of the entire Qu Shuang Dao System.
Protected by such luck, whatever Yun Ye wanted to do went smoothly, and he rarely encountered tribulations.
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