Author's Statement & Core Recommendation of the Novel "The Divine Calculation of Destiny"
Hello everyone, I am the creator of "God Tells Destiny".
I have always been obsessed with the refreshing feeling of "defying fate and changing fate", and I prefer to explore the character's arc in the ultimate contrast - so I came up with the story of this blind orphan who overturned the destiny chess game. The protagonist Bai Ze has no natural supernatural powers, no wealthy background, only a pair of eyes that cannot see the world, and a broken compass and a fragment of the Tianji Scroll left behind by a crazy old man who picked up rags. He relied on listening to the wind and feeling bones to tell his fate. He started from a shabby hexagram stall on the street corner of Qingyang City, stepped on the arrogance of a villain, and climbed to the top of the six realms step by step, turning his brand of "fateless man" into the most dazzling light of destiny.
And this book "God's Destiny" is about such a cool legend of step-by-step counterattack:
Bai Ze, an orphan who was born blind, was picked up and raised in a dilapidated temple by the rebellious elder of Tianji Pavilion - the rag-picking old man Tianming. The old Taoist has been crazy for half his life, but he taught Bai Ze the most incredible arithmetic: listening to the wind to identify the life patterns, and touching the bones to determine the life and death. A warm Tianji stone and a tattered "Tiangji Volume" have become Bai Ze's support in walking in the world. The old Taoist was killed by the killer of Tianji Pavilion to protect him. Before his death, he said, "Let me see if the fate of this world can be changed." This became Bai Ze's life-long obsession.
He squatted on the street corner of Qingyang City and hung up the banner of "blind fortune telling", but was ridiculed by the local gangsters for saying "a blind man dares to tell fortunes". But he traced the bones with his fingertips and listened to the flow of fate in his ears. He could figure out the embarrassing situation of the Black Wind Three Evils being chased by a flock of geese.
