The Father of the Great Road

Dayan's number is fifty, and its use is ninety-nine. Divide it into two to resemble two, hang one to resemble three, cut it into four to resemble the four o'clock, strangely enough, it is divided into two to resemble a leap, and it is a leap again at the age of five, so it is cut again and then hung. The sky is one and the earth is two, the sky is three and the earth is four, the sky is five and the earth is six, the sky is seven and the earth is eight, the sky is nine and the earth is ten. The sky is numbered five, the earth is numbered five, and the five are in harmony with each other. The number of heaven is fifty-five, the number of earth is thirty, and the number of heaven and earth is fifty-five. This is why ghosts and spirits behave as if they were transformed. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.