This article is also known as "After I Died, I Picked Up the Beauty Who Killed My Wife to Become a Daoist"
When Chu Wenyan woke up from a hangover, he found that everything had changed. The family was gone, and he became a lonely ghost. He was also forced to watch a drama of killing his wife to prove his sermon. Well, he even picked up the beauty who had been let down.
Ye Moyu held back his tears and forced out a smile: "It's just fate, tit for tat."
Chu Leng Lian Wen Yan, who hated monks the most and those monks who kept talking about their "destiny" the most, said: "Oh, you can take your own destiny. I will leave first."
Realizing that he could not leave Ye Moyu, Chu Wenyan said:...
Ye Moyu on the side smiled like a fox: "Hehe, it seems that the cause and effect between us has not been resolved, I am afraid we will be entangled for a long time."
If life and death are destined, and cause and effect are determined, then does our meeting, knowing each other, and falling in love still have meaning? If everything can be summed up by the word "destiny", then are we free and not controlled by others?
Chu Wenyan never believed in fate. He believed that this was just the words of an incompetent person. Later, he believed it.
Ye Moyu was taught by his master since he was a child that the way of heaven is supreme, everyone has his own destiny, and cause and effect repay each other. He believes in destiny. But later, he didn't believe it anymore.
First person in the first half, third person in the second half
Intention: to change destiny against nature