In this world, some believe in fate, others do not.
Zhuge Qing felt that destiny was an unfeeling law. If people simply conformed to it, they would be giving too much credit to the heavens. Therefore, one must occasionally give the heavens a knock.
Normal people like Yun Baibai find destiny both delightful and frustrating. They would not place everything in the hands of fate, but always harbored a sliver of hope.
People like Cen Zhu, tormented by fate, were a bit odd—they believed in the existence of fate yet despised it. They wished to rebel, yet often gave up because of their pasts.
Zhou Li was different.
He thought that destiny was like a top-notch roast chicken. You had to not only adapt to it but conquer it, and ultimately transcend it.
This "transcend" is meant in the sense of overtaking another vehicle.
