The World Is a Chess Game

"Chess" was written in high school and is the first official novel in my life. At that time, I had just finished playing Xuanyuan Sword Cang Zhitao, and the sense of fate that hit me was deeply intoxicating. It made me really think about whether there is really a wheel of Taiyi in the dark that controls the fate of everything, or is the so-called fate just like the lifeline spun by the three goddesses in Northern Europe? I have thought about this question for a long time, and finally figured it out through the deeds of Marquis Wu. Even if fate has arranged everything, we can still obey the trajectory of fate, do our best in it, live up to destiny, and create the ending we want again and again. Even if we experience failure again and again, we are worthy of our own hearts, worthy of the common people, and worthy of heaven. This is the best ending in life, right? Based on this idea, I described the Feishui battlefield I saw from my own perspective, depicting a No. 4 Personality who was uneasy about his destiny. Although my writing skills are immature now when I think of the past, I once really described the world that I intuitively and felt.