Myriad Paths

Basically in every chapter, someone says that I am short, so I will speak out.

Please give me some understanding...

The worldview of this book is completely rooted in traditional culture, so a large amount of ancient documents must be involved in the process.

And ancient documents are very obscure and difficult to understand.

This is not a question of classical Chinese.

Let me give you an example.

For example, regarding celestial phenomena, I referred to the Dacheng on Astrology written in the Ming Dynasty, and I will show you the original text.

"The above changes to Yao may turn into evil spirits or auspicious stars and start from the winter solstice. If Bingxuzi is mourning this year, Yinguan Fu Wu Bai Hu Shen Diao Ke You Bing Fu Xu Tai Sui will become Bingxu year on the winter solstice in November of Yiyou year. When the star is evil, the flowing earth is the mourning gate, the flowing wood is the official talisman, the flowing water is the mourning guest, the flowing sun is the white tiger, and the flowing fire is the Tai Sui. If the winter solstice of the Bingxu year turns into the evil star of the Dinghai year.

For example, the flow of gold in the unitary year is the dragon's virtue and the flow of fire in the sky is the year of the sun. The flow of wood is the symbol of death for the mourning door, the moon's virtue, and the evil. This method of diagnosing changes in the zodiac first takes the life palace as the main one, and then determines which palace the main star of each palace belongs to flies out of, and the original guardian of the current year of the star is restrained, contradictory, and arched.

For example, in the Wuzi year, if the ugly palace is in order, the flowing earth will be the Taisui, the flowing wood will be the sign of mourning, and the flowing water will be the white tiger evil, and the flowing fire will be the Taiyin mourner. "

This is a paragraph, and the whole book is made up of this text.

I had to accurately find the available documents from this kind of thing, and because it was too obscure, I was afraid that you wouldn't understand it, so I took it apart and reorganized it, and wrote it again in classical Chinese myself.

Yes, many of the classical texts in this book are not actually quoted, but written by me myself.

For example, the part about the battle with Jin Buhuan and the corresponding relationship between the dog days and the golden energy are not nonsense. They are all written in accordance with the theory of the five celestial elements in traditional Chinese culture.

Some popular classics, such as "Lunheng", "Shui Jing", "Qian Fu Lun" and so on, have previous scholars written comments for us and marked the punctuation marks, so everyone has become accustomed to classical Chinese texts having punctuation marks. Symbols exist.

However, many of these unpopular books are unmarked, and the pictures are simply scanned or read directly. For the purpose of research, I had to bite the bullet and finish them before writing them into the book.

In addition, I also carefully crafted the plot and world view structure, including description and language. You can also see that in many places my descriptions appear to be literary and imaginative. These all need to be carefully crafted, such as I had spent a lot of time thinking about the bustling street scene in Qingwu City before.

For example, I thought for a long time before writing the sentence that monk Zenzhi persuaded Sima, so that it conforms to Buddhist speaking habits, and I also quoted scriptures as evidence.

So writing this book actually consumes a lot of energy and brainpower. I hope everyone will understand the update. The author has done his best to maintain 4K every day.

I originally came to write online articles because I lost the ability to work due to physical reasons. I didn’t mean to be miserable. Everyone knows that I don’t usually post much about the author, and I basically update them honestly.

It’s just that my energy is indeed limited, everyone understands, if you find it too slow, then just give it a try...

It would be great if you could automatically subscribe to it when you raise it...

Of course, if you can recommend this book to your friends, I would be very grateful!