A Record of Changing Fate: It All Begins with Cultivation

(Everyone, even though this book flopped, I think it's the most worthwhile book I've ever written!)

During a Go match at university, I happened to meet an unassuming old professor who was far more than he seemed.

After playing several matches and getting to know each other, he passed on everything he'd spent years studying: traditional Chinese thought and reasoning, environmental planning, ancient wellness practices, and the art of weighing options and predicting outcomes. He also entrusted me with his skill for reading people through the smallest details, along with several notebooks.

Five years after graduation, caught up in the grind of life, I unexpectedly found myself in the business of helping people solve their problems.

I stripped away the mysticism of legends, combining traditional ways of thinking, wellness knowledge, and psychology to help my clients untangle their inner knots and avoid pitfalls.

Gradually, I came to understand that there is no secret art that can change your fate. The essence of ancient learning is to understand yourself and move forward steadily. Helping others is also helping yourself. After all this time, I finally understood the old professor's earnest intentions.