Stone Light Emperor Xueyin's expression changed slightly.
Zhu Zhengwei also grew curious and silently leaned his head over.
Zhu Zhengwei intended to see what this modern transmigrator—a professor who believed in modern science, a master of Genetic Engineering, and a staunch materialist—thought of the incredible thing known as "fate."
Stone Light Emperor Xueyin read on:
"I knew you would definitely open this drawer and read this passage. This is fate, because it can be deduced backward."
"Since that Old Human Emperor didn't see his own Flower of Destiny, it meant he wouldn't die anytime soon. And the fact that you, with your explosive temper, didn't kill him must have been because you opened this drawer."
"So I placed these things here with a clear conscience, because I made use of fate."
When Stone Light Emperor Xueyin reached this point, he suddenly froze.
Make use of fate?
"Then let us discuss this so-called fate."
"All these years, that old man of fate has constantly spread fear among us. Every elf nearby saw the manner of their own death before dying, and our island was consequently thrown into continuous turmoil."
"And after conducting endless research, I also intend to follow the example of that generation's sage and forge a book discussing the strangeness of seeing a glimpse of fate. I know this may be the beginning of an era belonging to a truly Supernatural World. The book's provisional title is Theory of Qi and Dao. At present, it contains only an outline and some conjectures."
"In my eyes, the fate that terrifies and controls us all is merely the 'Dao' of the world. Dao is the path or trajectory along which all things operate; it can also be described as the state of their changes and movements. The fate we see is,