Count Sand

There is an incense and candle shop in the old town of Linjiang. Shopkeeper Shen Ye sells paper money and helps his neighbors resolve the karma of yin and yang. He is a descendant of Xuandu, inherits the Taoism of Laozi, and has five arithmetic skills in his hand: water to determine the time, the dial to determine the timing, listening to strings to identify ghosts, looking at wax to trace death, and counting sand to deduce cause and effect. A cicada-sloughed magic weapon bears the souls of the dead and can be transformed into a flaming sword. In the White Candle Case, an elderly man living alone died burning candles on the fifteenth day of every month. Shen Ye went all the way to investigate and pulled out the life-extending lamp of the Yinshan Sect. No matter how deep it went, it was the tacit conspiracy of the entire Taoist sect. He also found that he was living in a cycle that was repeatedly dialed back by "Tai Yi". The descendants of Xuandu in the past dynasties have been guarding the Tao for thousands of years, preventing ambitious people from taking advantage of the troubled times to seek throne. This time, it's his turn. Use calculation instead of fighting to see through all situations.