The heavenly destiny concerned heaven, which usually has nothing to do with the human world.
Except for the emperor, whose destiny was closely related to the future of mankind, only matters related to the emperor could be called the heavenly destiny.
The young man in embroidered cloth wanted to ask about the inheritance of the emperor's position, and Royal Concubine Hu wanted to ask about the emperor's offspring; they were all related to the heavenly destiny.
Yet, Tian Jingren used the same statement to decline both of theirs' requests. What profound meaning did the statement contain?
"This is the trick often used by the fortune-tellers. As I said, the one in the nunnery knows how to deceive people," Jing Jiu told Zhao Layue.
Zhao Layue wondered if it actually was that simple.