Divine Calculation

No human calculation can rival Heaven's plan. Why not turn back and take a look at yourself? You spend your life mapping out the world for others, only to find it was all in vain. Yuan Laowu, the divine fortune-teller, meets with an accident after traveling far to tell someone's fortune. It makes you wonder: why didn't the master calculate his own fortune as well? Was the accident directly or indirectly connected to that long journey? When someone is always rushing around for others, they often neglect themselves. If he had cast a fortune for himself before setting out, would he have canceled the trip? The novel Divine Fortune-Telling is based on real life. It draws out the essence of its source material, and those who take the time to understand it will surely gain something, however small. As the saying goes, “The benevolent see benevolence, and the wise see wisdom.” Is a person's life determined by Heaven, or shaped by their own choices? If, after carefully reading Divine Fortune-Telling, you believe that Heaven determines thirty percent and personal choice the other seventy, congratulations: you've learned to adapt. “A family that accumulates good deeds will have blessings to spare.” Even if you cannot clearly change your own fate, you can do good deeds for the sake of future generations, or lay a firm foundation for happiness in your next life. Why not? But some finish Divine Fortune-Telling without understanding its deeper meaning. Like “Yuan Laowu” in the book, they may bear the title “Zhuge's Divine Fortune-Teller,” but it is all in vain. Read a novel thoughtfully, savoring it like a fine old wine. Take your time, and the more you taste, the more its lingering flavor will unfold.