——In this world, there exists something known as miracles.
But ultimately, what exactly is a miracle?
Many people attempt to seek the essence of miracles; they aim to reduce all things to their most fundamental points of origin, be it the sequence of material energy or the logic of cause and effect.
They believe that miracles can be elucidated. Just like the reversal in a great war, an incredible success of an experiment, or a discovery of a theory that defies the norm—all have their causality behind them.
What seems accidental is actually inevitable. Even the seemingly unpredictable human heart, every seemingly random choice a person makes, essentially stems from a judgment made by the collection of all past causes and effects, where the whole equals the sum of its parts—a relationship strong and potent, never random.
