In fact, what the author wants to say is that this article is generally easy to read and not very novice. In a word:
Three Hundred and Sixty Lines, The Number One Scholar, is a ridiculous story about a female charlatan, who deceived and kidnapped her husband and raised her children, making her way through the world.
When she was ten years old, her father gave her five buckets of rice, and she learned Taoism from an old man, and she became an out-and-out female Taoist priest.
After six years of apprenticeship, he learned all the tricks of deceit and abduction, but he married into a famous family in the world without realizing it. Within a few days of living the comfortable life of a young mistress, her husband fell into trouble and could only return to his old career, wandering around the world to raise a husband and children.
In fact, no one in this world will be nice to someone for no reason...
Xiaojiu has been telling fortunes all her life, knowing her fate, and believing in her fate. She always thinks that the end is still far away, + even at the last moment, she will definitely be able to escape unscathed...
It's just that she doesn't know that there are many things she can't help herself with, and there are many things she can do without regrets...
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This article will touch on some of the I Ching, witchcraft, and metaphysics, but of course it only scratches the surface. We must firmly believe that science is great.
Intention: truly kind