It's such a "wordless book", oh my god, it's so hot! The Wordless Heavenly Book, also known as the Liujia Heavenly Book, was written by Emperor Donghua. It records the mysteries of heaven and earth and the changing laws of everything. It is profound and profound! He who obtains the Book of Heaven conquers the world! It is said that the Book of Heaven went through several cycles and was handed down to Jiang Ziya, and then to Old Man Huangshi, who passed it on to Han Xin. After Han Xin's death, it is said that Liu Ji obtained the remaining copies and helped Zhu Yuanzhang conquer the world! Since then, with the death of Liu Ji, the whereabouts of the Book of Heaven have been unknown. The orphan has been involved in the turmoil of the Book of Heaven intentionally or unintentionally, and then experienced a magical and legendary life!
The Chinese-style horror atmosphere is full, folk customs and feng shui solve mysterious cases, and there are so many twists and turns that you can't guess. The protagonist's IQ is online and he fights against ghosts. The writing is solid and detailed, and it is not a routine novel.
The sooner people enter society, the sooner they can grasp the rules of social operation! The biggest weakness of intellectuals is that they start too late in society! There is a big difference between what you learn in school and what you learn in society! Sa Beining has a good saying: The most useful thing learned in society is "what you learn in school will not be used in society."
A kind heart is the basis of Feng Shui, and a square life is established. The highest state of being a human being in this world is to live with sincerity and establish oneself with kindness. Sincerity warms people's hearts, kindness reassures people, trust enables mutual respect, and gratitude maintains long-term friendship. Only by keeping your conscience when dealing with others, and understanding how to put yourself in others' shoes can you understand people's hearts, understand human feelings, and walk a stable path in life. Throughout the ages, the ups and downs of countless sages and celebrities have turned this set of principles of life into a millennium fable, warning the world and educating future generations. Sincerity makes people feel comfortable, and kindness makes people feel at ease. Throughout history, all those who can leave a name in history and have long-lasting blessings are sincere, magnanimous, and kind. Liu Bei of the Three Kingdoms was born to be humble and kind, and he was sincere in his treatment of others. He never acted hypocritically, nor did he treat others the same way before or behind his back. He was born in a commoner family and had no power, but he befriended Guan Yu and Zhang Fei out of sincerity, and they became sworn brothers in Taoyuan and stayed with them life and death. When he visited the thatched cottage three times, he hunkered down in the wilderness, worked tirelessly, and humbly asked for advice. He showed no pretense as a king and only moved Zhuge Liang with his sincerity. Throughout his life, Liu Bei did not play tricks or play tricks on the city government. He was kind to others and considerate of the people. At a time of war and displacement, one would rather slow down the march and retreat with the people than abandon the people to protect themselves. Precisely because he treats people sincerely and acts kindly, the heroes of the world are willing to join him, and the common people support him wholeheartedly. In the end, he is one of the three people in the world. On the other hand, those scheming, cunning and cunning people in troubled times, such as Lu Bu, are capricious, only interested in profit, and have no sincerity in their treatment of others. They rely on this person today, betray their old masters tomorrow, and spend their lives making shrewd calculations. It seems that they are taking advantage of everything, but in fact, everyone is betrayed and no one treats him sincerely. In the end, Baimenlou dies, and his reputation is ruined. This is the world of difference between sincerity and kindness and scheming. Trust makes people respect each other, and gratitude makes people stay together for a long time. When ancient people interact with each other, the most important thing is trustworthiness and gratitude. Bao Shuya and Guan Zhong in the Spring and Autumn Period can be regarded as examples of confidants through the ages. Guan Zhong was poor in his early years, and often made much of his own money when doing business. His official career often encountered obstacles, but Bao Shuya always trusted him and was considerate of him, never suspicious of him, let alone despised him. Later, when Bao Shuya was in a high position, he was willing to give up his position and recommend Guan Zhong, without any jealousy or calculation. After Guan Zhong succeeded, he spent his whole life grateful for the kindness of his acquaintance, lived up to his trust, and devoted himself to assisting Duke Huan of Qi to achieve hegemony. The two exchanged sincerity for trust and continued their friendship with gratitude, which has been passed down through the ages and has become an example for the world to make friends. In life, ups and downs are normal. When doing things for others, you only need to be worthy of your conscience; when getting along with others, the most important thing is to understand how to put yourself in others' shoes. Di Renjie, the famous Prime Minister of the Tang Dynasty, was an upright and kind-hearted official who was fair and measured in his dealings. In the court, he never forms cliques for personal gain or makes troubles. He always thinks from other people's perspective and is considerate of other people's difficulties. Although he held a high position, he never bullied the weak. He was kind-hearted, considerate of the people, loyal to his superiors, and generous to his subordinates. Even if he is framed by others and is in adversity, he will always stick to his heart, neither be humble nor arrogant, and never act against his conscience. Because he was kind in his heart and acted in a measured manner, he remained unscathed despite the turmoil in his life. He was respected by the government and the public, and praised by future generations. The best way to live the rest of your life is to travel with good people, associate with kind people, get along with optimistic people, and have deep friendships with comfortable people. Being in the company of your loved one is like slowly sipping a cup of good tea. It is light, warm and has a long-lasting sweetness. It can not only nourish your health, but also nourish your heart. Confucius traveled around the world, looking for virtuous gentlemen throughout his life, discussing the truth with the virtuous, walking with those who were good, staying away from treacherous and villainous people, and not entangled with narrow-minded people. As time goes by, your vision becomes wider, your mind becomes clearer, your cultivation becomes more profound, and you eventually become a saint for all generations. You don't have to be too smart to be a person. Although I am not smart, I am not stupid either. There are many human relationships in the world that are right and wrong, and we can see them clearly in our hearts, but we just don't tell them, and we don't expose them. People who are too smart, plan everything, and be on guard at all times will only live a life of physical and mental exhaustion; if they are occasionally confused, take a dim view, care less and take things less seriously, they will live a more comfortable and peaceful life. Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty was open-minded and open-minded throughout his life. He could see through the conflicts in officialdom and the warmth and warmth of human relationships, but he never deliberately tried to gain ground or played scheming games. He was repeatedly demoted and relegated throughout his life, ups and downs, but he never quarreled with others, preferring to stay simple and honest. While others were vying for fame and wealth, and all the traps, he was content with being ordinary, living according to his heart, living in a confused way, cultivating his mind soberly, and actually lived the most unrestrained life of a literati throughout the ages. As the old saying goes: How good your heart is, how good your life will be; how calm your heart is, how deep your blessing will be. Auspicious people have their own heavenly appearance, and their good intentions bring with them feng shui. If a person has a kind heart, his eyebrows will naturally be gentle and dignified; if his heart is peaceful, his life will naturally be stable and blessed. A person's appearance is the externalization of inner cultivation; a person's blessing is the kindness accumulated over time. Tao Yuanming of the Eastern Jin Dynasty was a simple and kind-hearted man who did not admire glory or power. He saw through the hypocrisy of official circles and decided to retire to his countryside. He has a clean heart, has no fight with the world, is generous to others, and behaves magnanimously. Although he lives in poverty, he has a peaceful mind and long-lasting blessings. He is regarded as a hermit master by future generations. After half a lifetime of ups and downs, you will understand: no matter how high the culture is, kindness cannot be the same; no matter how beautiful the appearance is, there is no more beauty than kindness. No matter how knowledgeable a person is and how prominent his position is, if he loses his kindness, he will not be able to go far in the end; no matter how handsome he is and how outstanding his figure is, if he loses his kindness, he will never be popular. Li Si of the Qin Dynasty was a man of unparalleled talent and knowledge. He assisted Qin Shihuang to unify the world. His literary talents and strategies were second to none. Unfortunately, he was narrow-minded and greedy for power. He framed his loyal people and lost his good heart. In the end, he could not escape the end of his family being wiped out in half. If you are full of talent but have no virtue or kindness, you will ultimately be unable to maintain wealth or retain a good reputation. There is a way to simplicity in the world: round things cannot be piled high, only square things can be stacked layer upon layer and stand tall. People behave in the same way. Harmony can make people walk smoothly, and uprightness can make people stand stable. Being tactful and sophisticated can only bring you temporary convenience, but being upright and upright can lead to a lifetime of peace. Yang Zhen, a famous minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, was upright and upright throughout his life, neither corrupt nor selfish. Someone sent him a lot of money late at night to ask for his accommodation, saying that no one knew. Yang Zhen said bluntly: God knows, earth knows, you know, I know, what is ignorance? Stick to your true heart, be upright, don't follow the crowd, don't be tactful and kitsch, be honest and upright throughout your life, and leave your name in history. The most taboo thing in life is to do one thing in front of others and another behind their backs, to be duplicitous and hypocritical. If others don't expose you, it's not because they can't see through it, but because they are kind-hearted and don't want to embarrass you; if others don't care about you, it's not because they are stupid and can be bullied, but because they have good intentions and don't want to embarrass you. Don't mistake other people's tolerance as indulgence, and don't mistake other people's generosity as stupidity. It is better for a person to have a good heart than to have a clever mouth. Wang Shichong of the Sui Dynasty was good at disguising. He spoke of benevolence and morality, but was cunning and cunning in his heart. He won people's hearts in front of others and plotted loyalty behind his back. He was powerful for a while, but in the end due to his corrupt conduct and loss of people's hearts, he was defeated and killed, and was infamy for thousands of years. When people reach middle age, they gradually understand human relationships and gradually choose a circle. I don't want to get along with people who are too narrow-minded, who speculate everywhere, and who are defensive at every step, which makes life too tiring; I don't want to get along with people who are too shrewd and calculating, who are preoccupied with every detail, and who use traps. I have a simple nature and have no intention of dealing with others, and I don't want to be cold-hearted and suffer losses. I only want to be with simple and pure people, who speak directly without making any detours, who act openly and without scheming. No need to deliberately please, no need to be cautious, no need to guess, get along comfortably, and be sincere in your dealings. Keep sincerity, be kind, keep kindness, and keep simplicity. Having a kind heart, a pure mind, and a broad mind are the best practices in life and the deepest blessing for the rest of your life. Only by using the ancients as a mirror, by doing good deeds, without shrewd calculations, without hypocrisy and tact, and by keeping one's conscience, being grateful, tolerant, and upright can one walk in the world, have peace of mind, and have long-lasting blessings.
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