This was the only thing Lu Ming could do for his son.
Since their child was destined to disappear and leave them after being born, he would rather not have him at all.
This way, Jing Yiren wouldn't have to endure the pain of losing a child.
And if this could help Big Doudou change his understanding of foreseeing the future, then Big Doudou wouldn't have so much fear of what was to come.
Just like it says in the books, if a person had a pair of wings, they would yearn to fly close to the sun. If they could foresee the future, they'd live in constant fear of it.
It's akin to a form of ancient punishment—'execution after autumn.'
Not executed immediately but deliberately delayed until after autumn.
The knowledge of inevitable death, coupled with uncertainty about how it would come and the inability to escape, would torment a person's mind day after day, eventually growing out of control.
