Never Go Against the Odds

Some people say: A monk should change his fate against nature and control his own destiny. My fate is up to me and not up to God! Zhou Chen said, "Just don't do things like going against the will of heaven. Wouldn't it be nice to live your own life in peace?" Some people also say: There are countless treasures and relics in heaven and earth, and we as Taoists should not be afraid of hardships and dangers to find opportunities. But Zhou Chen said again: How could you have met so many opportunities by chance? What are you thinking about? Too much fake wine? Never died? In Zhou Chen's eyes, being alone is the kingly way. Don't cause trouble, and don't wander around. What if you offend others? Even if you don't annoy others, what if others don't like you? These are all troubles. As a person, especially as a Buddhist, you must be afraid of unknown things, and the most important thing is to respect heaven and earth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.