Life is filled with many kinds of impossibilities. Even the life of an ordinary person can undergo profound scrutiny through incidents and coincidences, and different choices lead to different outcomes, but amidst the complexity and chaos, there always hides an inevitability.
Of course, this inevitability is often held in high regard, rendered somewhat ostentatious and hollow.
For instance, the saying "Man works, Heaven watches."
But in reality, it seems that the true dominant theme is that good people die young while evil lingers for a thousand years.
The wheelchair-bound youth definitely couldn't be called evil, but his identity was embarrassingly muddled. It began during Wang Mang's usurpation of the Han dynasty when he was used as a fill-in part, patched with gold, until the main body of the Imperial Jade Seal was completely gone, leaving only him.
Looking at him through Shakespeare's eyes, oh heavens, his mere existence and entire life were indeed a tragedy.
