Reading is for entertainment and entertainment. Just read what you want to read, and don't read what you don't want to read. Don't force it. I hope everyone will be happy and gain something! Respect all inner choices of everyone
Reading is for entertainment and entertainment. Read more if you want to read, and don't read if you don't want to read. Don't force it. I hope everyone will be happy and gain something! Respect all inner choices of everyone
The king exploded in the beginning with four twos. Although I don't know if it can be continued in the future, the continuity and excitement of the plot are indeed very enough. However, there are also disadvantages in that some plots are a bit too pursuing continuity and abandon the continuity of the excitement. The writing style is very very consistent with male comics, and the killing is decisive.
Not a routine article! The battle is fierce! Movie-level visuals, multiple female protagonists and clever writing! Cultivation of immortals to penetrate the urban world of high martial arts! The world also has special teams to manage warriors! I will help promote my brother's new book! Can evaluate each other! [For the passionate China in my heart!
"Yidao in the City": After I picked up a box of heavenly books at the scrapyard, I became the metaphysics tutor of the entire Internet. Written by Lin Xiaowei, book reviewer. If you think this is a fortune-telling book, you are wrong. If you think this is a book about Feng Shui, you are wrong. If you open this book and think you can see the fantasy scene of "master's method" and "the sky is full of spells" - congratulations, you are still wrong. This is a "life manual" that allows you to learn to solve problems with a smile. 1. The "magic operation" that makes you laugh and cry at the beginning of the story. The story begins in a village in the city. Guo Yikun, a 22-year-old deliveryman, exchanged three days' worth of food for a box of yellowing "feudal superstition" books at a scrap station. Each book has annotations from the same person: Guo Qingfeng—the grandfather he has never met. For the first time in "practical combat", my neighbor Lao Wang suffered a migraine attack and hit the wall in pain. Guo Yikun opened the "Huangdi Neijing" and found the picture of the "Zu Lin Weeping" acupoint, and he pressed it for five minutes. Lao Wang jumped up and said, "It's amazing! It's more effective than painkillers!" Then he forced him to pay ten yuan - that was Guo Yikun's first "diagnosis fee" in his life, which was enough to buy four steamed buns. Here comes the joke: Lao Wang sent a banner - "Contemporary Hua Tuo". The big red banner took up the entire wall of Guo Yikun's 8-square-meter rental house. When the landlady saw it, she thought he was practicing medicine without a license and almost called the police. Scientific explanation: Zulinqi point is an acupoint on the gallbladder meridian of Foot Shaoyang. Stimulating this point can promote the release of endorphins and relieve pain. The principle is the same as massage to relieve muscle tension. 2. When "metaphysics" meets "science", the truth will make you amazed. Later, the story spread. Every village in the city knows that there is a "Xiao Guo who knows Feng Shui". Developer Zhang Hongyuan came to the house and threatened with his father's workers' compensation: "Help me get the demolition done, otherwise your father will never get the compensation." For the first time, Guo Yikun used "Plum Blossoms Yishu" to start a hexagram, and got "Heaven's Thunder is Wuwu", and the line goes: "The disasters caused by Wuwu, or tied to the ox, are the gains of pedestrians, and the disasters of the people in the city." - Isn't this the current situation where developers (pedestrians) seize the land of Lao Liu (cow), and residents (people of the city) suffer? Here comes the reversal: He used the combination of "magnet to interfere with the compass + fake news to drive the tiger away from the mountain" to "magically" shut down the developer's drilling equipment. Scientific explanation? There is a "strong magnetic field" underground - it is actually a magnet that Guo Yikun buried in advance. Feng shui? No, this is physics. 3. Each chapter has an "immediately usable" life skill. The most cruel thing about this book is that what you are reading is not a novel, but a "manual for solving life problems". Chapter 2: What should I do if my child cries at night? The plan in the book: Use "Dream Interpretation by Zhou Gong" to record the time and direction of crying, and combine it with "Three Essentials of Yangzhai" to look at the bedroom layout. Real case: Found the crib facing the bathroom door with a mirror on the door. The reflection in the mirror frightened the baby, but it got better that night after adjustments. Scientific explanation: Infants and young children are visually sensitive, and mirror stimulation causes uneasiness. What you gain: There are "three mistakes" in children's rooms - wrong door, wrong mirror, and wrong window. Chapter 6: How to choose an important day? (Signing a contract, moving, proposing) The plan in the book: "Qi Men Dun Jia" layout, choose the time when "Tian Fu Xing" is worth the talisman and "Du Men" is worth the talisman. Real case: The neighbor chose a date calculated by Guo Yikun to sign the contract, the developer held an event, and he won the refrigerator. Scientific explanation: Lighting, temperature, and body clock are different in different periods, which affect status and luck. What you gain: Do important things in the morning (clear mind) and avoid Monday morning (generally busy). Chapter 8: How to break insomnia? The plan in the book: Use "The Complete Book of Lu Ban" to look at the layout of the bedroom. The bed is not correct for the door, the window, or the mirror. Real case: The client had insomnia after changing to a new bed. Guo Yikun found that it was caused by the street lights outside the window + street noise. Scientific explanation: Light and noise are the two biggest killers of sleep. Blackout curtains + soundproof windows solve 90% of the problems. What you gain: There are "three do's and don'ts" in your bedroom - dark, quiet, and ventilated; no electronic devices, no clutter, and no ticking clocks. 4. The characters are so real that you feel like "I know this person." Guo Yikun: Not a genius, just good at observation. Graduated from high school, delivered food, collected waste, and applied cell phone film. But he had a photographic memory, and his grandfather left a message before his death: "Your eyebrows hide the universe, and your eyes contain yin and yang." Lin Xiaowei: Intern reporter for city newspaper, Master of Science. At first they came to "expose feudal superstition scams", then they became "scientific verification partners", and finally they became lovers. Her golden words: "This is not scientific - but it can be verified first." Lao Liu: The owner of the scrap yard, his son is about to retire from the army and wants to open a car repair shop. He refused to demolish the house until his death, because "this is the road I paved for my son." He is not a troublemaker, but a father who wants to give his son a future. Zhang Hongyuan: Real estate tycoon, elegant on the surface but ruthless in his methods. But later he became Guo Yikun's student and attended classes with the milk tea shop owner every Wednesday night. He said: "I used to only think about making money, but now I understand that making money must be done in a proper way." 5. Why can this book "break the circle"? 1. Don't preach, just show. Don't say "how great the Book of Changes is", only show "how to solve problems using the thinking of the Book of Changes". Don't say "Feng Shui is so mysterious", just show "the environmental science principles behind Feng Shui". 2. Not fantasy, only reality. There is no flying and escaping, only the smell of oil smoke in the urban village, the insulation layer of the take-out box, and the rust smell of the scrapyard. Each case comes from real life, and you can find the prototype around you. 3. Not obscure, just practical. Translate "Qian is the sky and Kun is the earth" into "Heaven's movement must be self-improvement, and the terrain must be virtuous." Translate "Qi Men Dun Jia" into "a decision-making system that is favorable to the right time, place and people". 4. Not one-way, interactive. At the end of each chapter there are "Qikun Tips". Scan the code to join the discussion among readers. The author really answers questions in the group - not as a "master", but as a "friend who studies together with questions." 6. Who is suitable to read this book? Working as a worker: learn the hexagram "Guan", observe the rules of the workplace, and find the path for advancement. Entrepreneurs: learn the "need" hexagram, wait for the opportunity, and strike accurately. Parents: Learn the hexagram "Family" to improve family atmosphere and promote parent-child relationship. Students: Learn the hexagram "Heng", persist in learning, and improve efficiency. Managers: Learn the two hexagrams of "Qian" and "Kun", combine hardness and softness, and lead the team. Anxious people: Learn the "Huan" hexagram to relax and find peace. Even billionaires and low-level workers can find resonance in the book: The rich see that "wealth has no virtue" and reflect on the meaning of making money. The poor see "continuous self-improvement" and find the confidence to change their destiny. 7. Finally, let me tell you something personal. My name is Lin Xiaowei - yes, the reporter in the book. In reality, I am also a reporter, but I am not writing this book review as a reporter, but as a "person who was changed by this book." When I interviewed Guo Yikun, I wanted to expose "feudal superstition." But after following him for three months, I discovered: This is not metaphysics, but another kind of science. This is not fortune telling, it is another kind of thinking. This is not Feng Shui, it is another kind of life. He made me understand: "The Book of Changes" is not used to calculate "will you get rich?" But to think about "how to keep wealth after getting rich." The "Tao Te Ching" is not used to read "Tao can be Tao but not Tao", but to practice "governing a big country is like cooking small delicacies". If you are currently facing choices, confusion, anxiety, insomnia, parent-child conflicts, or workplace bottlenecks - don't rush to find a master, read this book first. It won't give you a "spell," but it will give you a "method." It won't give you "prophecy," but it will give you "perspective." It won't make you rich overnight, but it will benefit you for a lifetime. Because the best Feng Shui is not the direction determined by the compass, but the direction in your heart. The most effective divination is not the hexagrams revealed by coins, but the wisdom in your mind. Open "Yidao in the City" and let Guo Yikun lead you to solve the current dilemma with thousands of years of wisdom. [Reading Tips] Search "Yidao in the City: Guo Yikun's Game" on the Tomato Novel APP. It has been serialized with 300,000 words and updated 6,000+ times a day. There are "life tips" at the end of each chapter, which can be used directly. The author is in the reader group, and you can ask questions at any time (he will really reply). Warning: After reading this, you may want to learn the "I Ching" - don't be afraid, there are 3,000 people in the group to study with you. The last sentence: The scariest thing about this book is that you think it is a novel, but you learn how to live by reading it.