Lessons from Thousands of Doors

Introduction to the content of "Thousand Doors of Mind" "Evaluate the world by its situation and break it by your heart - the biggest scam in the world is the human heart." Seventeen years ago, the imperial eunuch Zheng Luo Yunqing was exterminated by the eunuchs because of a volume of "Xingbianlu". Only his infant daughter was rescued by a retainer and hid in the market under the pseudonym Shen Zhiwei. She is pregnant with half of the Blue Bird Jade. She has learned the strange formula passed down by her adoptive father since she was a child, but she does not know that it is the foundation of thousands of secret arts. A scam in the market gave her the first glimpse of her talent, which also attracted the pursuit of the mysterious organization "Linglong Pavilion" and the eunuch Cao Fu, the superintendent of rituals. As the mystery of her life experience is gradually solved, she realizes that she has the role of "breaking the army and taking care of the fate", and is the "twin star" that the enemy wants to refine the elixir of longevity. Forced to step into the Thousand Gates, she used "The Book of Deception in the Ming Dynasty" as a technique and the 108 Game of Thousand Gates as a method to deal with the world, the court and the palace. From the entrance trial of the Qinhuai Painting Boat to the Seven-Star Blood Sacrifice in the Forbidden City; from "packet loss and cheating" in the market to the "mountain and river bureau" in the world. She uses her wits to overcome deceptions, and uses tricks to stop killings. On the road to revenge, she gradually understands the true meaning of thousands of things: skills can carry or capsize a boat, and the best trick is "don't cheat." This book is based on classical wisdom and martial arts, integrating cases from "The Book of Deception in the Ming Dynasty" and a system of thousands of secret arts. It tells the story of an orphan girl's growth epic from surviving in the market to taking charge of the world's chess game. It is not only a feast of wisdom, but also a profound inquiry about human nature, justice and self-salvation.