Book of Changes

"Yi Ming Lu" - takes the sixty-four hexagrams of "The Book of Changes" as its bones and the life of Shen Zhiwei, a generation of female Yi scholar, as its soul, to construct a long epic unit drama with sixty-four volumes and six hundred and forty cases. Shen Zhiwei, the daughter of the former Taishi Ling, was from a well-educated family. Due to the misfortune of losing her direct descendant, she kept her name anonymous and traveled among the people of the Yong Dynasty with Liu Yao, Plum Blossom, Feng Shui and Qimen. From a small town in the south of the Yangtze River to a court in the capital, from a border guard city to a port alliance, she used Yi Dao to change world affairs, understand people's hearts, and change destiny. From the age of 18 to 81, she completely completed the eight stages of growth from the daughter of a guilty minister to a great master. Three major highlights: ①The heroine is sober and independent, does not fall in love, does not subdue her wits, and does not rely on men, and her career line runs throughout; ②The knowledge of Yi science is hard-core and well-founded, the hexagrams and lines are accurate, there is no magic power, and "supernatural" all have reasonable explanations. You can learn Yi theory by reading novels; ③The unit drama structure + the main line of the grass snake gray line, each case has a seven-stage closed loop, and the sixty-four volumes cover the story for thousands of miles. The core proposition - "Destiny is determined by God, destiny is made by oneself."