Exchange Skill Xuanxue has a saying—it goes, "Divine only when there is a matter, do not divine when there is not."
Matters, that is to say, are causes, and where there is a cause, there is an effect.
When encountering matters, one sees the cause, and only then can divination be carried out to obtain the effect. To divine without matters is akin to aiming at nothingness; the targets exist in a Schrödinger-like state, and only Heaven knows whether one will hit the mark.
Conversely, if one can grasp the cause, then following the vine to find the melon, the probability of finding the effect significantly increases.
The maxim, "Divine only when there is a matter, do not divine when there is not," exists so that one may accurately grasp the cause.
Jiang Li now felt as though he had grasped that cause.
He continued with the divination, and Emperor Wen's coins fell for the third time.
"A yang line?" Jiang Li's brows raised slightly.
For the third time.
