Harrison Clark didn't expect to defeat all his competitors this time, only to be defeated by a bizarre worldview in the end.
Everything in this timeline was good, except for the way people procreated, which had become extremely utilitarian and annoying.
Even when they were initially controlled by the "Song of the Wilderness," it was better; at least "Mom" was straightforward and fought openly, making things simpler.
Harrison wondered, now that people's hearts are free, why is their view of love still distorted?
Why can't we just enjoy life?
Isn't that joyous?
Don't people get tired and need some time to rest and recharge?
Who told you that sex is only for the purpose of producing offspring?
That's just crazy!
Man proposes, God disposes.
Mr. Clark is left speechless.
He begins to seriously reflect on where the problem lies.
He has a vague feeling that it has something to do with him.
