I Don't Look in That Mirror

In 1993, Lu Yuanzhou was reborn in a rental house in Shenzhen. There was a bronze mirror beside the pillow, and what was reflected in the mirror was not him—it was another Lu Yuanzhou. That person walked in front of him, stepped through all the pitfalls for him, tasted all the sweetness, and then put the "correct answer" on the mirror. Anyone else would follow suit. But Lu Yuanzhou didn't. When the person in the mirror moves to the left, he moves to the right; when the person in the mirror lowers his head, he moves to the right. It took him three years to prove one thing: no matter how wide the path of others is, it is not his own. The price was that he lost his temper and broke a leg, the price was that the cracks on the mirror increased day by day, and the price was that the person in the mirror finally said his first words late one night - "Do you think I will cease to exist if you don't look at me?" Lu Yuanzhou locked the mirror in a drawer. He decided not to copy anyone's answers in this life. Including his own.