My Destiny Is up to Me, the Legend of Ge Hong

"My fate is up to me!" In the cinema, lights and shadows flashed on the huge screen, and "Nezha 2" was playing to the most exciting climax. The protagonist Nezha is wearing a fire lotus battle suit, and the circle of heaven and earth between his forehead is shining with a mysterious light. His originally clear eyes are now filled with raging fighting spirit, burning with unyielding flames. He clenched his teeth, his cheeks bulged slightly from exertion, and his bronze face was full of determination and perseverance. The messy hair was flying wildly in the strong wind, like an unruly beast. Accompanied by a roar that shook the world, this line burst out from his chest, as if to break through the shackles of fate. Who was the first person to utter the phrase, 'My destiny is up to me and not God'? It's definitely not Nezha! There is also this line in "Tai Chi Zhang Sanfeng". This book introduces Ge Hong, the Taoist master of the Eastern Jin Dynasty who was the first to say, "I have no control over my destiny." His experience is legendary. He was both civil and military. He once fought on the battlefield, was named "General Fubo", and was also named "Guannei Hou". He was proficient in Confucianism, and was also an alchemist, medical scientist, and scientist...