Complicated 🥲

So, it's when selfish desires stir that Yi Yu truly comes alive. And he, whose selfish desires were stirred by the appearance of the protagonist, didn't want the protagonist to become a pawn in the plan at that time. In the end, the protagonist, to prevent Yi Yu from sacrificing too much for him, quietly agreed on his own while Yi Yu was busy... Thinking of using the mechanism of being forcibly logged out to go to another timeline so that the organization would get nothing, he sent Yi Yu a message before leaving. Oh my god, I don't even know what to say 🥲 At some moments before, I felt the protagonist was a bit redundant to the four male leads, but after seeing other plotlines, I realized their entanglement is inevitable. Friendships, promises, contracts across lifetimes, generation after generation. And in certain timelines, if the protagonist hadn't been involved, they might not have overcome the crisis. Even many times, they were living fine on their own, but only the protagonist's appearance could make them feel truly alive (Is this description correct? Not sure if there's a more fitting term lol).