Shun Kong said that some people think that even if fate really exists, it can't be changed or improved, because fate can't be violated. Their reason is that there is such a sentence in the book: "The prince is doomed to die in the middle of the night. Who dares to keep the fifth watch?" I really don't agree with this argument of infinitely exaggerating strict authority, because it completely obliterates people's positive actions. If so, are we going to get sick and die without seeing a doctor? Is the doctor worse than Yan and can change our destiny? This statement that the acquired efforts are completely obliterated is not recognized.
Lonely hearts need the nourishment of love; A cold heart needs the warmth of friendship; Desperate hearts need the comfort of strength; A pale heart needs sincere help; How a closed and alert door needs a sincere key to open!