These are also two questions that distinguish the nature of fate, that is, is it doomed? Is the person you meet destined? It is better to understand that life is like chess, luck is like chess, and people are chess pieces. This chess game is different for everyone. Some people can solve it in a few simple steps (this is an innate blessing). Some people face the final stage. There may be a chess piece in an inconspicuous place that you have never noticed, but if you use it, you can change the situation. This "pawn" refers to whether you have the opportunity to meet that person with correct cultivation. But remember, the chess piece is just a body double, not an entity. So are the people you meet, not destiny takes a hand, but the cause and effect of your choice. There is basically no shortcut to fate, and it is basically impossible for mortals to see through the cracking method at a glance unless you are born with a good chess hand. However, fate lies not in winning, but in breaking. If you make a mistake, you can start over, but you can set it up and start over. Someone regretted stealing chess and lost the game. This is not within the monitoring scope of fate, but lies in the good and evil between your personal cultivation and one thought, but this choice requires long-term cultivation. You can't violate the rules of fate (chess), otherwise there will be punishment.
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