Entering Taoism in Old Age, Becoming a Saint in the World of Mortals

Two suggestions for the author: The first is about plot description: If the author is not sure to "confuse" the readers when designing a plot of mystery, he might as well use the villain's perspective to deliberately release a little truth (such as the dialogue between the villain and the villain), and release a little "God's perspective (which the protagonist in the book cannot see)" to the readers. If every misty plot in the book follows the protagonist closely, and allows readers to guess in advance who the villain of the plot is, but the protagonist in the book cannot sense it, this is inconsistent with the wise protagonist created in the book. The second is about the core setting of the plug-in: the correlation between the "prophecy (karma)" of other people's fate and the protagonist's observation of the "trajectory" of other people's fate is not handled well. Every time the protagonist observes the fate of others, he will become an important node in the trajectory of the fate of others. This setting itself is very eye-catching, but there are two problems: 1. It cannot be written that the protagonist cannot guess "in advance" every time that he is an important role at the node of other people's fate. It is also inconsistent with the protagonist's intelligent character. You can write the fate path in a "hazy" way so that readers can't guess it. 2. The "prophecy" of other people's fate must change before and after the protagonist's observation. In other words, before and after the protagonist observes the fate of others, the depth of the relationship between the fate of others and the protagonist must be different. If the protagonist will observe whether this person's fate is already "in the fate", it means that the fate is too powerful, so powerful that it can be said to be destined, then it will not make sense for the protagonist to change the fate of others later. For example, if the protagonist does not observe the fate of the heroine of the Lin family, then the protagonist will not become an important "influence node" in the trajectory of her fate. For example, if the protagonist didn't see Lin Nuxia's fate, then the protagonist wouldn't think about attending Lin Nuxia's wedding, and naturally he wouldn't cause Lin Nuxia to escape or regret her marriage because of the protagonist. Therefore, when the protagonist does not see the fate of Lin Nvxia, the "prophecy" of fate should be different from what the protagonist does after reading it. In other words, every time the protagonist watches the fate of others, his "prophecy of fate" will change, and the causal relationship will be different. It should be directly set so that when the protagonist meets a special person, the "prompt" generates an optional causal connection. The protagonist can choose whether to spend points to check the causal destiny. The protagonist chooses to check to generate the "causal prophecy". If you can't help but choose not to check this causal number, then the "causal prophecy" will either show "?" Or the relationship between "the moment" and the protagonist, rather than the kind of "prophecy" with destiny.