Great Easy Master

From a logical point of view, this book has found several poisonous points that have nothing to do with the theme of the book. First, the book states that since the Qin Dynasty, hundreds of schools of thought have been deposed, and only the art of Yi has been respected. I really can't imagine how the art of Yi can be used to govern the country, increase the country's GDP, and make the people live and work in peace and contentment Second, the article mentions that the protagonist's family can afford to eat wild vegetables and shredded pork. It can also be seen that a poor family like the protagonist is engaged in farming, the economy should be relatively tight, and they should not be able to afford meat. Third, prices are very chaotic and completely inconsistent with the situation in ancient times. A pair of insoles costs 3 cents, a bowl of wonton noodles costs 2 cents, and there is a lot of meat. It can be seen that food is very worthless, and handicrafts are more profitable. I don't know how much the price of meat is in this book, but Yi Shu governs the country. It is difficult to achieve such a situation that is much better than Confucianism. This situation is already comparable to our modern prices. Fourth, it costs 30,000 pennies to go to school, and the village chief's family can afford it, but the protagonist's family only has a few hundred pennies, and the gap between the rich and the poor in the same village is too big I won't go into details about the other shortcomings one by one Undoubtedly, this book is very successful in the storyline and the description of Yi Xue, which is not easy for amateurs like us, but it fails in the description of history. It constructed a deformed dynastic social structure with many unreasonable features. This book is generally good. The bad points vary from person to person, and it suits the taste of most people. Although it is not refreshing, it is not uncomfortable after reading it, and it can still be read. I hope the author will keep up the good work and keep working hard.

I don't know what the author is thinking, but is the protagonist really an adult? ? It's not mature at all. In the author's writing, it's really too poisonous.

Generally speaking, six-line divination is divided into three categories. The first category is the original six-yao divination, which relies on mathematical methods to predict good and bad luck by using the sun, moon, and five stars in conjunction with King Wen's heavy hexagrams. The specific works have been lost, and almost no books have been handed down in modern times. Mr. Li Guang may know this method. His six-yao divination book has a discussion of some of these methods. The famous ancient master of this method is Jingfang Yi. The second category is the six-yao divination in the mid-term, which uses the method of fu-yao to divine and observe the relationship between the five elements of the flying Yao and the fu-yao to make judgments about good or bad luck. Several ancient books have been handed down, namely "Undersea Eye" and so on. Famous ancient masters are the authors of this book. Almost no one today uses this method purely. The third category is the six-line divination of the Qing Dynasty, which is the six-line divination in the later period. It is also the six-line prediction method commonly used by modern people. The general usage is to first take the Yong Shen, and then rely on the changes in the sun and moon to control the five elements of the Yong Shen, the six gods, the evil stars, the changes in the earthly branches, and the Bagua to make judgments about good and bad luck. Many ancient books have been passed down, the best of which are "Add and Delete Divination of Changes" and "Yi Mao". Famous ancient masters include Old Man Yehe, Cheng Liangyu and so on. The better modern masters include Wang Huying, Li Guang, Zhu Chenbin, Xia Xinren and so on. Among them, my favorite is Wang Huying. As for other masters, I have not reached that level, so I will not comment. I hope you will understand. The "six-line divination" method in the author Jun's book is really called Wen Wang Gua. "One Book of Changes can predict the world" describes this divination method. However, this method does not use copper coins to make hexagrams, but uses fifty yarrow roots to get the hexagrams, and then check the Yi Jing to see the hexagrams and lines of the hexagrams, and continue to judge good or bad luck. The ancient book describing this method is "Gaodao Yiju", the author of which is a master of this method, and used it to become a high-ranking official. Among modern books, the more famous one is Liu Junzu's "Yi Duan Quanshu", and Liu is also a master of this method. The specific steps of starting the hexagram, the method of breaking the hexagram, and Takashima's technique of sincerity and endless rest are excerpted below. If you are interested, you can do some divination. The most important thing in this method is sincerity. If the heart is not fulfilled, the prediction will not work. How to start the hexagram: Take fifty yarrow roots. If not, use fifty Go pieces (of the same color) or fifty playing cards. This does not reject the format, but be sincere. Why use fifty? Because "Dayan Fifty" is used. With fifty roots of yarrow, the first step is to take out one (don't use this one), and if there are forty-nine left, "use the other forty-nine". In the second step, divide one of the 49 yarrow roots into two and place each on the left and right. The third step is to take out one root from the right part and place it in another place, and then subtract the four roots in sequence. The remaining four roots, or less, are placed in the same place as the extracted one. In this way, count the remainder and draw out the sum of one root. If it is less than 5 roots, divide the missing ones from the left portion and add it to 5. If it exceeds 5, divide the missing ones from the left portion and add it to 9 roots. This is called "the first change". The fourth step is to combine the yarrow roots other than 5 or 9, and then operate the same as the "first change". Add the extracted one to the remaining ones. If there are less than 4 roots, add them to four roots. If there are more than 4 roots, add them to 8 roots. This is called "second change". The "Third Change" method is exactly the same as the "Second Change" method. The fifth step is "changes" from one to three, and a total of three parts of yarrow are divided. If the "first change" is not 5, it means 9, and the second and third "changes" are not 4, so it is 8. 4 And 5 each contain one 4, which is odd, and 8 and 9 each contain two 4s, which is even. Odd is yang and even is yin. If one of the three copies is odd, it is Shaoyangjiao, so draw "--"; if two of the three are odd, it is Shaoyinjiao, draw "--"; if all three are odd, it is Laoyang Yao, draw "o"; if three of the three are even, it is Laoyin Yao, draw "-". Lao Yin and Lao Yang are the changing Yao, and Shaoyin and Shao Yang are the unchanged Yao. This is called "Three Transformations into Yao". There are six lines in a hexagram, and it must be performed six times as above, counting eighteen "changes", which is called "eight out of ten changes to form a hexagram." The six lines of a hexagram must be drawn from the lower line, and from bottom to top, they are the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and upper lines. Just like this, a hexagram can be derived. How to break the hexagram: After drawing the six intersections, see if there are any changed lines. If there are any changed lines, change the yang line into yin line and the yin line into yang line. The new hexagram created is called changing line. The divination method is: If there is no change in the line, check the original hexagram and the related hexagrams. There is only one changed line. Check the related lines of the changed line. There are two Yao changes, the original hexagram is the main one, please refer to the changing hexagram; There are three Yao changes, the original hexagram and the changing hexagram refer to each other to draw a conclusion; There are four or five Yao changes, the main hexagram is changing, please refer to the original hexagram; There are six Yao changes, see the hexagrams related to the changing hexagram. The art of sincerity and breathlessness: Takashima's divination focuses on praying in front of the zodiac, focusing on concentrating the mind, holding the breath, and eliminating distracting thoughts. Especially at the moment when the hexagram number is decided, the author calls it "no time to say anything." This method is called "the art of sincerity" by the author. For details, please refer to the author's preface. According to the cloud, the results obtained by applying this technique are like gods. (Excerpted from Takashima Yijuan) Note: This divination method requires a copy of the Book of Changes.

In the future, we can create a formula similar to the one in the movie "Genius J", where the death formula and the life formula are set. By calculating the birth date and setting the corresponding variables, you can design the specific time and manner of someone's death. It can also extend people's life span.

There are very few books with similar cultural elements that can be read. Most of them are selling sheep over dogs. I think this book is worth reading. When reading, it feels like the breeze is blowing and the drizzle is soaking through the clothes. From a reader's point of view, I think it's okay to be pretentious, but it should be natural, don't be artificial, and the characters' language should be suitable for their identity. There can be humor, but it shouldn't be too exaggerated. It's similar to two-dimensional comics (especially Japanese comics). It feels fake at first glance, and it's really hard to read. Of course, this book doesn't have it so far. It's just a reflection and a chatter here. Finally, cheers to the author.

​​​​This book has a good setting, ups and downs of the plot, humorous style, exciting plot, and great potential. The first few chapters were just passable, but the later chapters became more and more exciting. The divination part is the most interesting. I suggest the author write more about this aspect. Especially the Ze Feng Daguo hexagram in Chapter 66. I just read it and thought it was very good. I specifically searched for this Daguo hexagram on Baidu. The hexagram is similar to what the author wrote. It seems that the author has put in a lot of research on it. I really like this book. Author, please don't waste it! Write carefully and don't write badly!

As for this novel, I have been able to read it so far, and I haven't seen any obvious major poisonous points. It's not that there are no minor poisonous points, but it varies from person to person. Some people think it doesn't matter, and some find it difficult to accept. I can still accept it. No novel in Bi Jing has any poisonous points. Moreover, writing this kind of book requires consulting a large amount of information, which is rare. Maybe by the time the book is finished, the author will already be a master of the I Ching. Personally, I think, don't write about things that you are not good at, such as emotional lines. If you are not very good at writing, it is better not to write at all and be more stable. If you maintain your current level and don't waste your time or poison yourself, your results will definitely increase as time and word count increase. Keep up the good work.

I feel that the most toxic point of this book for me is the old men under the banyan tree. The protagonist is a full-time nanny...

The part where the protagonist takes drugs and blood to save people was so poisonous to me. Couldn't her mother take it? Isn't this considered frivolous? Doesn't the protagonist understand ancient common sense? Later, he also gave the reason why modern subways are crowded. You also know that it is modern. Sorry, maybe I am a girl and my tone is a bit too extreme.

The protagonist's IQ is too low. Even in modern times, you need money to go to school. People will know at a glance that you have no money. What's wrong with not letting you in? This is not the earth anymore.

It's a relaxing and refreshing read, and you can also understand the traditional literary era, great!

In fact, although the protagonist came to this world not long ago, doesn't he have some common sense about Yi Shu? I only found out about this after being slapped in the face by various things. The Master always had someone to ask for advice, but he never asked Yi Xue for common sense. Although the rules of Yi Shu are conveyed through one thing after another, the protagonist seems so brainless. After all, I had more than 20 years of experience in my previous life, so I'm not really like an ordinary child, right?

This introduction is really strange. According to what the author said, everyone in the world goes to school to learn divination and fortune-telling, Feng Shui and fortune-telling... So, only one person can do it. After learning it, who will come to you to read fortune-telling? If the whole world is full of magicians, won't they all starve to death in the end?

The description of the time travel in Chapter 1 and 2 is a bit awkward, other than that. The rest of it is very beautiful, I finished it in one go and I'm still unsatisfied 😁

The plot of The Death of Blacksmith Zhang is well designed and somewhat shocking. It's just that the death was a bit miserable and bloody. If it were reality, the protagonist's left hand would definitely be disabled.

The protagonist's emotional intelligence is too low and too naive.

This protagonist has no IQ and a shockingly low emotional intelligence. I started working hard to die when I was a little kid. Some people came to help him in prison, and he took the opportunity to blackmail others. After being released from prison, he will continue to cause trouble. It is also governed by ancient laws. Otherwise your whole family will be arrested.

Yes, it made me look for similar Feng Shui books recently.

"Ze Feng Da Guo Gua" sounds very cool! I hope to write more plots like this related to Yi Xue divination.

The other problems are not big, except that the previous two plots felt awkward. The first one is bargaining. Based on the first impression, the protagonist feels that Accountant Chen is indeed a Mr. Accountant. A profiteer is worth 150 taels. First, he has not investigated how many real rooms nearby there are, and then he just slaps him to death. This will make the protagonist look too mentally retarded. I think this book is conveniently written like "Yi". It needs to highlight the author's high IQ and high EQ, so that it will be more likable. I personally think that we can first make Chen Accountant look evil, so that he has a bad first impression on the guests, and then the real price of the room should not be 150 taels but about 100. When the protagonist wants to leave, Chen Accountant kneels down to pray. The protagonist finds out that The question is not that simple, and then leads to the follow-up plot. On the one hand, it gives a contrasting image to the accountant Chen. A sly person turns out to be so caring for his grandson, which makes his mission impression more three-dimensional. On the other hand, it avoids the reverse bargaining by the wife of the master. 50L is not a small amount, so it directly helps the protagonist to rise, so "generous to others"; The second promotion is free fortune telling. In order to design a plot that suppresses the supporting characters, it forcibly attacks the protagonist and others. First of all, Master Yi is the highest class in this book. The views promoted by the protagonist can be regarded as cutting off their financial path, which can be understood as offending the most powerful group in this book. They should not be complacent at this time. Secondly, other people saw the performance of the protagonist and dared to spurn this store. How brave is this? Ordinary people dare to offend Master Yi? Because I like this subject matter, I said a few words. I hope the author will not waste this subject matter and try to figure out the plot more. If you don't like it, you can delete it directly.

Small things can lead to big things. The wife and daughter of a member of the Communist Party of China were bitten by a venomous snake in the wild. The member of the Communist Party of China paid 40 taels to repay his kindness. It was really unimaginable that he went out without taking his servants with him under such conditions.

，，         ヽ(ｏ`′ｏ)ﾉ， A good new book. I highly recommend joining me in the pit.

The setting is novel, keep updating! Collected.

Two updates a day is not enough to fully satisfy your needs, can you please do more?

Not bad, there are few such topics, and the writing style is okay

We'll see how it goes later, but right now it looks pretty good. Keep it up and keep an eye on you

Keep it up first, there aren't many novels about the starting point, let alone time travel and ancient times.