Arcana: A Knight Who Doesn't Want to Be King Isn't a Good Mage

There is a question that has troubled me for a long time, that is why do people live? The scope of this problem is really too large and too profound. The answer varies from person to person. I can't answer such a question, so I'll settle for the next best thing. Why should I live? If my previous life was the trajectory arranged by fate Gu. So am I willing? At that time, I stood up for the Second Immortal and gave up my peaceful life as a hermit. It was out of anger in my heart that I wanted to seek justice. Fairy Bai Qing and I had a daughter together because I loved her. I taught my daughter Feng Jinhuang and raised her because I loved her. It was not a fateful rule. It's all my own choice. If fate makes me lose Bai Qing and Feng Jinhuang, will I learn from Honglian? If there was a good opportunity now, and I could destroy my destiny with just a little move of my hand, would I do it? Destroying fate seems to go against my interests. After all, Huang'er is the Great Dream Immortal Lord stipulated by Fate Gu, but does Huang'er really like to become the Great Dream Immortal Lord? Suppose Huang'er really likes to be the Great Dream Immortal. But the fate Gu is right in front of me and can be easily destroyed by me. Will I do it? … I don't want to admit the existence of fate, but I feel the ruthlessness and mystery of fate. It reads the trajectories of countless lives, sometimes abject and sometimes beautiful. It sees those people disappointed, struggling, laughing, happy, painful and desperate in their own lives. If fate is a fixed number and luck is a variable, then I long for changes in everything in life. And this change should come from their own choices. What I want to create is not a song of destiny, but a song of fate. This is what I really think in my heart.

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