Perhaps influenced by Dayi, Heng'e did not have any obsession with rewriting her own destiny.
Because her father, her mother, her brothers and sisters all lived in this era.
Therefore, Heng'e neither wants nor is willing to venture alone into that distant and unknown future.
Rewriting the destinies of her brothers, sisters, and mother was Heng'e's original ambition in becoming a Pathfinder.
"Eight hundred years ago, from the moment my father announced his pathfinding, I realized my mother's health could have issues..."
"Until five hundred years ago, the Jinhong Clan was taught by an unknown Pathfinder, embarking on the road to overturn history."
"I saw hope for change in him, so I decided to step into the fray."
Although this is not the entirety of Heng'e's reasons for stepping in, it was undoubtedly a crucial shift that prompted her.
Proud, family-oriented, ambitious, and wanting to save her mother, these traits are not necessarily contradictory.
