Gua Dao

One hexagram determines right and wrong, and six lines ask questions. (After reading this novel, you will be able to understand the basic context of the Five Arts of Taoism and the Book of Changes.) Zhou Daoyi had no companions, no backers, only three bronze coins left by his grandfather, an apricot-yellow flag, and his original intention of "Tao Benevolence to the World". He walked alone, using hexagrams as swords, talismans as shields, and thunder as power. From the girl trapped in the dry well of Laozhuang Plains, to the conspiracy to tamper with the dragon veins deep in the royal capital; from the inner demons of the ancient seal being loosened, to the catastrophe of the imbalance of yin and yang in the world—— He has considered the sinister nature of people's hearts, the rampant evil spirits, and the separation between life and death. The hexagrams can measure the secrets of heaven, but they cannot measure the warmth and warmth of the human world. When the Immortal Gate opens and his ascension is imminent, he faces the final choice—— Is it to take care of oneself alone and achieve immortality? Or should you use your body and Tao to repair this broken world? He said: "The poor Taoist Zhou Dao Yi, cultivating Taoism is not for becoming an immortal, but for the common people." Three copper coins, a Taoist heart, a palm thunder method, and a cloud seal script. The six lines ask about the heaven and the earth, and the five techniques help the common people.