Seeing his wife blink her big, mascara-ad eyes at him with a curious expression, Luo Fan's face darkened a little, and the corner of his mouth twitched. "Honey, wh-what exactly are you expecting with that look?"
"Your earth-shattering scheme, of course, Husband," the Weird Bride replied as though it were only natural.
"Actually, well, I don't have any earth-shattering scheme."
Luo Fan shook his head and continued, "After all, no matter how detailed a scheme is, something unexpected could still happen."
"So the more detailed a plan is, the more likely it is to be disrupted by unforeseen circumstances."
"That's why I generally only work out a broad outline and framework."
"Then I take things as they come and add the details accordingly."
Indeed, it was just like the many so-called transforming pieces of furniture Luo Fan had seen before the Apocalypse.
What was clearly a little coffee table became a dining table with a lift, and then kept transforming, changing from a square table into a round one...
They certainly looked very cool and offered plenty of functions.
But to Luo Fan, the more movable joints a piece of furniture had, the greater the chance something would go wrong.
And then you had to get it repaired when it broke? That could give you an absolute headache.
So furniture with fewer movable joints was less likely to break.
Especially furniture that never moved again once it was made. Passing it down for a hundred years was no problem. It would still be around after you were gone, ready to be left to your son, grandson, great-grandson, great-great-grandson...
Plans worked the same way. The more meticulous a plan was, the more easily unexpected events could interfere with it.
Only a simpler plan, with details worked out according to the situation