Things always come full circle.
All things are like this.
The development process of anything does not proceed in a straight line but tends to encounter internal or external limitations after reaching a certain peak or saturation state, preventing it from continuing indefinitely.
This process reflects the principle of dynamic balance commonly present in natural and social phenomena, reminding us that the state of things is relative, temporary, and continuous unidirectional development will inevitably cause reverse changes.
And the ultimate pleasure does not necessarily bring pleasure.
Not to mention the sense of loss after feeling pleasure, just the sensory experience of excessive saturation is already not pleasurable.
There is a limit to what nerves can withstand.
A constantly tense string will eventually snap at some point.
Death is inevitable.
And Chen Yun did not pay attention to what followed for the woman.
