He certainly knew what he was doing.
And the reason he took these actions at this time was to anticipate the eventual outcomes.
Those would absolutely allow him to instantly overturn the decline he was forced to face, the reality he saw before him.
The glint in his eyes made him firmly believe.
Embracing such unwavering confidence in his heart.
He naturally no longer needed any other principles and preparations for more actions regarding the problem.
But this did not mean that he could change all the reality he was facing at the moment.
Only by making what felt like the optimal, accurate understanding and clear ideas about the problem
Could he transform it into a reality that was put into practice, visible to everyone.
Some actions would thus become unnecessary, having what seemed like the most appropriate understanding and response to the problem.
And then actions would again become unnecessary, having what appeared to be the most candid understanding of the problem.
