Only the Wintersweet Blooms Proudly in the Snow

Taiyi, Qimen, Da Liu Ren, Tieban Shenshu, Plum Blossom Numerology, Six Lines, physiognomy, feng shui, spirit possession, spirit-medium traditions, the Four Pillars, Zi Wei astrology, the Seven Luminaries and Four Residuals, and more. Are these really feudal superstition, or do they have some basis in science? As a university student with a good education, how does the protagonist gradually encounter and learn these traditional Chinese practices, then help them flourish? This book can be considered the author's self-insert fan fiction. The author is a newcomer to the study of the I Ching, learning Plum Blossom Numerology. Through it, the author has encountered many other divination arts, as well as strange people, unusual events, and tales of spirits and monsters. Come along with the author to explore the world of I Ching studies. Behind every tale of the supernatural lie the full range of human emotions and desires: tenderness, love, hatred, and old grudges. As they say in the movies, the scariest thing in this world isn't ghosts or gods. It's the human heart.