It depends on where you think about it.
Maybe the male protagonist is a presidential genius. Without the beauty, he can concentrate on his career and benefit the public.
Pursue all sentient beings with personal gains and losses. It's a big deal.
Of course, from a personal point of view, this is unfair.
There are too many examples of this ancient times, and there are countless stories of heroic Hongyan in Chinese history.
So everything depends on whether your own subjective demands conflict with fate.
If the hero and heroine can be combined, they can also enter the White House together, and pass on a good story, it is not impossible.
Of course, this kind of bridge does not have the profound understanding of fate that Fan Li Xian Xishi did.
To survive in the world, there is no law in the movie that as long as you work hard, you will have a good result.
Some people are destined to fall in love, but also destined not to be together.
There is a saying, how to say it, a twisted melon is not sweet.
Of course, I'm not trying to persuade everyone to accept their fate.
Fatalism and agnosticism, I don't believe in either.
Speaking of a tongue twister, the words can be said straight, but if you don't fight, you may not have it, and if you fight, you may not have it.
It can also be said the other way around, if you don’t fight for it, you probably won’t get it, and if you fight for it, you probably will.
It is still the subjective self's choice of the path of destiny, but don't overestimate our own choice, because our self-selection is also affected by external conditions.
Because of the unknowable, we have the power to choose.
Because of fate, we made our choice.
The above rights should be bullshit, hahaha.
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