Judging from the eight characters, what does it mean that people don't break their faces and lives?

The phrase "people don't disfigure, and the sky doesn't break their lives" means that if there is any damage and disfigurement on people's faces, their fate will definitely change. Another explanation is that if a person wants to change his destiny, he can try to change it by disfigurement. We can understand this sentence, but we should not believe it. The attitude towards this sentence should be: 1. Disfigurement hurts the face, because the facial features are definitely not as dignified and beautiful as before, and there is nothing wrong with others. It has no effect on fate. It is normal for a person to be injured and skinned all his life. 2. People's destiny depends on their own efforts and struggles. What matters to a person is not his appearance, but his heart and ability.