An iron mouth determines good or bad luck, and three copper coins determine the outcome.
Don't care about where you came from or where you're going, just care about the unevenness of things in the world.
The secrets of heaven and earth are hidden in the palm of your hand, and the yin and yang of creation are in your heart.
This body is willing to be a Taoist who lives up to the mountains and rivers and the scriptures.
The iron mouth is cut straight, and a hexagram is worth a thousand gold.
Ye Zhiqiu came out from the countryside and set up a folding table at the entrance of the Qingshi County vegetable market. The signboard read "Iron mouth cuts straight". No one believed him—what could a young man in his early twenties do?
From a street stall selling for RMB 50 to RMB 10, to being visited by noble people worth tens of millions, to fighting for millions and tens of millions - he lived with one mouth, and all the money he earned was used to build bridges, pave roads and build elementary schools.
The biographies, palmistry, Qi Men Dun Jia, and Feng Shui formations mentioned in the book all come from orthodox ancient books such as "Ma Yi Shen Xiang", "Shui Jing Shen Xiang", "Burial Book", "Shaking the Dragon Sutra", "Qi Men Kao Jing Guo Xiong Lue", etc. They are well-documented and are definitely not fabricated.
A sharp tongue, a right heart, a hard life, and a person who doesn't reveal it.
A young fortune teller who has made his way in the world by "knowing a little bit", on the way to help people see things, step by step he got acquainted with the children of high-ranking officials, old generals, Buddhist and Taoist masters, the gambling king of the South, the prince of Dubai... Everyone called him "Mr. Ye", but he always only replied with four words: "Furry."
