Li Tie has been dependent on his grandfather since he was a child, living in a remote and impoverished mountain village. One day, he went up the mountain to cut firewood. He suddenly encountered heavy rain and was chased by a big snake. In a panic, he lost his footing and fell into a cave. In a small hole in the corner of the cave, he unexpectedly found a wooden box containing a copy of the "Fuxi Trigram Sutra" and three copper coins. He took the two things home and studied them carefully, only to realize that this book could not only be used for fortune telling, but also recorded basic methods of cultivating immortals such as Qi training and some superficial spells. This was his biggest secret, and he decided not to tell anyone. After that, Li Tie learned to tell fortunes by relying on this book, and his fortune-telling became more and more accurate.
Reader comments
The genre of the novel is novel and very interesting! The author understands the I Ching. But sometimes short chapters are also the shortcomings of novels! Others think the short novel is not finished! So there are fewer people watching!
The writing is smooth, the storyline is compact and fascinating.
The genre of the novel is novel and very interesting! The author understands the I Ching. But sometimes short chapters are also the shortcomings of novels! Others think the short novel is not finished! So there are fewer people watching!
The writing is smooth, the storyline is compact and fascinating.