At the end of the Sui Dynasty and the beginning of the Tang Dynasty, Li Chunfeng, a young man from Qizhou, inherited Taoism. He entered Taoism at the age of nine and became a disciple of Yuan Tiangang. He was proficient in astronomy, Feng Shui, arithmetic and arithmetic. He resolved the crisis in the countryside with his talent, entered the palace of the Qin Dynasty to assist Li Shimin, and used his Feng Shui power to help him ascend the throne. He also innovated the Huntian Zodiac Rite, compiled the "Linder Calendar", and created the method of grading wind power. He co-authored "Tui Bei Tu" with Yuan Tiangang to deduce the fate of the country, annotated "Ten Books of Suan Jing" to promote arithmetic, and also participated in the compilation of "New Materia Medica". Throughout his life, he traveled around the court and metaphysics, used science to deconstruct mysteries, and used magic to bring peace to the country and benefit the people. The book interweaves political intrigues, academic breakthroughs and metaphysical secrets, depicts the legend of cross-border masters, and uncovers the millennium mystery of "Tui Bei Tu" and the feng shui of the imperial tombs.
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