Chang'an Borrowing Record

Name: Chang'an Borrowing Record
Author: Keep Fishing Every Day

by Keep Fishing Every Day

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60Kwords79chapters

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Ch. 79 — 小李疯了？不，是饕餮饿了！

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About This Novel

In 1973, in the ancient city of Chang'an, Lin Yuan was born with a weak destiny of "lack of roots in the five elements" and was judged not to live past the age of seven. The desperate mother sealed his birth date under the Buddha statue in Daci'en Temple. Due to a strange combination of circumstances, Lin Yuan's spiritual consciousness merged with a remnant soul of the Tang Dynasty's secret Yixue, and he awakened the "spiritual sense" that can observe qi, perform hexagrams, and have insight into all things. Lin Yuan took "The Book of Changes" as his bones and "Xiao Liuren" as his hands, and started the road of changing his destiny against the will of heaven. He started as a "little gentleman" who helped his neighbors find food stamps and calculate good and bad fortunes. He used Xiao Liuren's finger tips such as "Da'an, Liulian, and Suxi" to solve various situations in life, showing the practical wisdom of classical culture. Then he used the eight trigrams and the five elements to adjust the Feng Shui layout for a state-owned factory in trouble, turning death into vitality. With the tide of the times, he walked out of the compound to fight against Nanyang's sorcery, protect the dragon veins of the Qinling Mountains, and fix the dragon energy of the capital. He is not only "borrowing" the fate of heaven and earth, but also "managing" the chaos of people's hearts. Through specific practical cases (such as the layout of three yuan and nine fortunes, the avoidance of disasters in Qimen, and the record of searching for dragons and acupoints), he transformed the difficult and difficult "Book of Changes" into readers' life wisdom, reviving the lost folk culture in the ancient city of Chang'an in the 1970s and 1980s, and finally became a generation of national protector masters.