Passing Through Your World Chapter 5: The Opposite One

There was always a person in the world who and you were mutually attracted to each other the moment you met. Inexplicably, you thought you two should be a whole.

That person was your Opposite One.

There was always a person in the world who and you were mutually attracted to each other the moment you met. Inexplicably, you thought you two should be a whole.

The above-mentioned information was told to me by Xu Chao, my university roommate and a charlatan. As for the reasons, it might be the problem of probability or G.o.d.

I said, “Isn’t it the love at first sight? Because of this, many people get married or become gay couples.”

Xu Chao replied mysteriously, “No.”

According to him, one of his ancestors was the Master of Physiognomy in the Ming Dynasty but had no some secret books to store, so only some leftovers were pa.s.sed down from generation to generation.

He knew little about constellation and blood type, but he said that a person’s whole life could be basically prophetic through his appearance and name.

For example, your appearance would decide upon the att.i.tudes of the people around you toward you since childhood.

A person with heavy eyebrows looked fierce and had few people to be intimate with; a round-faced person looked disinterested and was thereby easy to win the others’ trust; a big-mouthed person was liked by people by reason of them thinking him funny and lovely, so they often made jokes with him. Hence, he was chirpy and unrestrained; the one with long eyes was considered calculating, so people wouldn’t confide in him. In that case, he had two faces. You appearance decided upon others’ att.i.tudes toward you; their att.i.tudes decided upon your personality; your personality decided upon your whole life.

When it came to the names, it was our parents who usually gave us the name catering to the elders’ expectations and representing the then family background. A name was always endowed with countless meanings. The family environment also played an influential role in your personality. However, there was only one principle: your personality was your fate.

When your appearance and name was decided, your future job and marriage partner were decided, too.

Were the cosmetic surgery and changing the name in adulthood useful?

You thought?

According to Xu Chao, there was always a person in the world who and you were mutually attracted to each other the moment you met. Inexplicably, you thought you two should be a whole.

That person was your Opposite One.

Why was he defined as your Opposite One?

The luck of you two was a complete whole. You two altogether had 100 bits of luck. If you took up of 50, he would get the other 50. If you occupied 90, then he only got 10.

Of course, if he obtained all the luck, then you would be dying.

When you had your salary raised, the other one in the world might lose his wallet just now; when you suddenly recovered from an incurable disease, the other one in the world might die from a high-speed accident.

If you exercised every day and made money, the other one in the world would become weak and poor, vice versa. Therefore, in your whole life, you would compete with him for the quality of your life.

You were closely linked to him since your birth, and you two were at the invisible battle for good.

Under those circ.u.mstances, it would be fortunate if you couldn’t run into him. If you came across him, and, luckily, he was really “him”, you two could compete with each other.

It would be so frightening if you encountered your Opposite One who turned out to be female.

It sounded so terrible. I should take a midnight snack and go to bed. If possible, I just wanted to have 50 bits of luck.