Wusu Prodigal Son

A must-have after reading three chapters, it's full of hilarious jokes! Jiang Shi'an, the prodigal son of Wusu, started out as a young man who could only shake a tortoise shell and tinker with six lines. He forged a romantic relationship in a dream and embarked on the path of metaphysics. The road was difficult and bumpy, but fortunately, he had three good brothers who had been together for four years, a rich senior brother, and even a group of gods to accompany him. This book is funny, multi-faceted, has light and lively language, cleverly designed logic, and adds real traditional cultural elements. It uses the knowledge, classics, Feng Shui metaphysics, numerology, etc. Of Buddhism and Taoism as the cultural basis, and adds elements of Northeastern fairy families. However, it does not use the numerous tricks on the market as the main content, but narrates it from the perspective of companionship. Interspersed with Eastern and Western philosophical thoughts, Yi Li, life insights, etc...