Otherwise, all factors are random, and it's impossible for a zombie to 'coincidentally' pass by that building.
It could also be that the zombie was walking toward the building, but suddenly someone appeared behind it, causing it to turn around and chase the person instead.
This person is the random factor without the interference of the 'Heavenly Way.'
In contrast, if the Heavenly Way wants the zombie to go to that building, it has to calculate all the factors to form an inevitable coincidence.
Even if this person appears and affects the zombie,
there must be an expert or something that naturally takes this person away.
Or there are other things that make this person disappear naturally, allowing the zombie to pass by the building at the scheduled time.
This is what Zhang Feng thinks of as the Heavenly Way algorithm.
It sounds like there's nothing special about it, just a sort of 'formula for stable occurrence.'
