I think it depends. Sometimes the fate shown in manhwa seems too idealistic to be true in real life.
Well, it varies. Some manhwa handle the concept of fate quite interestingly, making you question and reflect. But not all depictions are completely convincing.
I think it depends. Sometimes the portrayal of fate in manhwa can be quite convincing, but other times it feels a bit forced.
I think it's kind of hard to say. It depends on how the events and characters' experiences are presented in that chapter.
In my opinion, there are elements in Chapter 6 that could be interpreted as fate, but it's not a straightforward conclusion. There are multiple factors at work that might influence one's belief.
I think it depends. Some manga present fate in a very compelling way that makes you believe, while others don't convince me much.
Well, I think it depends. Sometimes the portrayal of ghosts in manhwa is so imaginative that it's hard to take it seriously. But in some cases, they can add an element of mystery and excitement. So, I'm kind of on the fence about believing in them.
I think it's all just made-up for the sake of the story. Ghosts in manhwa are a creative device, not something I take as real.
Yes, I do. Sometimes the way ghosts are portrayed in manga seems so vivid and convincing that it makes me think there could be some truth to it. Maybe there are things beyond our current understanding.
I don't think so. Most manhwa show that people's nature is influenced by their environment and experiences.
It depends on how you define fate. In some manhwa, it might seem like fate plays a big role, but in others, it might not be as prominent.
The empress in this manhwa could be strong and intelligent, leading with wisdom and authority.