Lin Siya told her mother again and again, "I don’t want to get married."
Her mother, Lin, didn’t take her seriously. "What does a little girl know?"
Lin Siya asked Master Li, "Is it my fate to marry when I turn fifteen?"
Master Li, his hair and beard white and his spirit worn down with age, replied, "Yes. That is your fate."
Lin Siya shook her head. "If getting married is my fate, then I won’t believe in fate. I’ll believe in myself."
Later, Lin Siya met Ji Lianfang.
Ji Lianfang scoffed. "A country bumpkin who’s read a few books dares to pronounce someone’s fate? He doesn’t know that there’s more in this world than fate. There’s fortune, too."
He said, "Being forced to marry is your fate, and meeting me is your fortune. Being trapped on the mountain is my fate, and meeting you is my fortune. If you’re willing, from now on, our destinies will be intertwined. We’ll work together, help each other succeed, and change our fates through fortune. Lin Siya, are you willing?"
Lin Siya: "I am."
Later still, Lin Siya knelt on one knee, holding out a flying-fish uniform and an embroidered spring saber.
From this moment on and into the future, Lin Siya would hold her own world and destiny entirely in her hands.
A few notes:
1. This story was originally titled Fate. It’s a little story sparked by a single idea.
2. The male lead is Ji Lianfang. He and the female lead have their own storyline, but the romance isn’t very prominent.
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Theme: When faced with a tragic fate that seems set in stone, we must have the courage to fight back.
Very beautiful! Please write another ancient saying! Not the kind that travels through time!
In fact, it can be written into a long novel.
Looks good, but too short