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Easy to Take Risks
Cheng Liangyu, a mathematician and master of Idivination in the Qing Dynasty, wrote a book on divination, which mainly includes the methods and theories of divination. The characteristic of "Yi Mao" is that its language is easy to understand and its writing proceeds from the simple to the deep in a step-by-step manner. The book not only contains the basic theories and methods of divination, but also explains it through a large number of examples, so that readers can better understand and master
—Reads9.2Score—Shelves
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Yi Mao (Free Public Edition Book)
"Liangyu Ziyuanru, a native of Shexian County. All discussed in this book are the method of substituting money for water chestnuts. It is said in the preface that when Ming died at the age of five, he studied divination, and initially wrote 50 chapters on the divination category. During Kangxi's reign, Ji Mao was in Chu, and when he met the old man Kupo, he learned his secret decree, so it was added to 90 chapters."
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Easy to Take Risks
A divination work written by Cheng Liangyu during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. The conclusion of "Yi Mao" says, "Liangyu Zi Yuanru, a native of Shexian County. All discussed in this book are the method of substituting money for wild rice. The preface says that when Ming died at the age of five, he studied the mind for divination. He initially wrote 50 chapters on the divination category. During Kangxi's reign, Ji Mao was in good shape. When he met the old man Kupo, he learned his secre
—Reads9.2Score—Shelves