believe fate

I think it depends. Some manga present fate in a very compelling way that makes you believe, while others don't convince me much.

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 depends. Sometimes the fate shown in manhwa seems too idealistic to be true in real life.

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 recommend "I Want a Sword", which is a fantasy novel. Although the guardian was not necessarily a knight, the male protagonist had always been protecting the female protagonist, and the female protagonist ended up marrying the prince. Their love was full of challenges and difficulties, but they still chose to face them bravely. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

This sentence came from a plot in the novel, Sword Snow Stride " In the novel, the protagonist Xu Fengnian met a mysterious old man in a battle. The old man told him that there was a mysterious treasure hidden on a nearby mountain. Xu Fengnian encountered many difficulties and challenges on his way to the mountain to find the treasure, but he always overcame them and found the treasure. Finally, when he found the treasure, he heard an old man's voice: "As for whether you believe it or not, I believe it anyway." This sentence expressed the old man's trust and recognition of Xu Fengnian, and also hinted at the true meaning of the treasure.

Well, believing or not believing Deacon's life story isn't straightforward. First, consider who is telling the story and what their motives might be. If Deacon has a reputation for honesty and the details of his story align with known facts, it's more likely to be true. But if the story contains elements that are highly unlikely or unsubstantiated, then I would be skeptical.

The following are some recommendations for the completed Metaphysical novels: 1. " Life of Master Gu ": This is an urban supernatural novel that tells the story of a modern city with the revival of Reiki. The main character was a maker with an ancestral craftsmanship. 2. " Supreme Miracle Doctor and Soldier King ": This is a fantasy novel. There is no female lead or only one female lead. 3. " My Secretary Can Catch Ghosts ": This novel tells the story of a modern master of metaphysics who traveled to ancient times and became a silly girl. However, she used her metaphysics skills to grow medicinal herbs and make a fortune. 4. [God of Herding]: This was a fantasy novel that told the story of a young man, Qin Mu, who grew up in Great Ruins Village. He walked the path of becoming a villain. 5. [Lord of the Mysteries]: This is a mystical novel that tells the story of an extraordinary encounter amidst the waves of steam and machinery. These novels were all completed and had elements of metaphysics. The story was fascinating and worth reading.

Hard to say. 'Believe' could be a true story, but it could also be a work of imagination. You might have to do some research or check the author's notes to be sure.