The Secret Manual of Zhuge's Divine Numerology, Qimen, and Liu Ren

The Secret Manual of Zhuge's Divine Calculations (Qimen and Liu Ren). The Great Dao is simple! Whenever something is troubling you or you have a question, think of a few characters at random, then pull out this Secret Manual of Zhuge's Divine Calculations and look them up. You'll find your answer. It's best to print it out and keep it in your pocket so you don't lose it. The Secret Manual of Zhuge's Divine Calculations is an old handwritten text from a series of books. Its pages are all torn and broken. It is a legacy from ancient times, rarely seen in this world. Legend has it that it was written by Marquis Wu of Zhuge during the Han dynasty. It contains 384 divination lots, corresponding to the 384 lines of the Book of Changes. The sentences vary in length and form, their meanings profound and their transformations endless. Its judgments of good and ill fortune are as responsive as an echo. Compared with other methods of divination, such as casting coins or the Horse-Front method, it is worlds apart. I have treasured it carefully, treating it as a priceless heirloom. Now a friend is compiling a collection of family books, which includes a section on the arts. The collection is extensive, and much of it consists of authentic, secret manuals. The owner repeatedly asked me to help prepare this book for publication. Since fortunes and misfortunes are common concerns for everyone, and the sages passed this book down to dispel people's confusion, I dare not keep it secret. I have carefully made a copy, checked it in detail, and filled in missing and damaged parts for fellow enthusiasts. I only ask that those who seek an answer pray with sincerity, and it will be as wondrously effective as a god. Do not treat it as a child's game, lest you bring harm to this book.