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He Tu Luo Shu was an ancient Chinese fantasy novel written by NPTL. The novel told the story of the protagonist, Tianming Li, who used the power of the River Map and the Book of Luo to launch a thrilling story. Tianming Li was a young man from a poor family, but he had a magical River Map and the Book of Luo, which allowed him to control the power of Heaven, Earth, and Man. He relied on his own ability to make a name for himself in Jianghu and became the guardian of the three talents of heaven, earth and man. In the novel, Tianming experienced many adventures and fought fiercely against the evil forces. In the end, he became the leader of the three talents of heaven, earth and man.

Zhizhi was a female writer and screenwriter from Mainland China. She was born in the 70s and was from Xiantao, Hubei Province. She was a platinum author of Yuewen Group and a member of the Chinese Writers Association. " The Strategy of a Concubine's Daughter " was one of his representative works. This work ranked first on Qidian's female book friend recommendation list for six consecutive years. In 2021, it was adapted into a TV series," Jin Xin Si Yu." Since 2009, Zhizhi had been writing on Qidian Chinese Network. She had published many works with more than 14 million words. Many of her works had been published, many of them had been signed to film and television, and some of her works had been translated and published abroad. In 2016, she won the 14th Chinese Literature and Media Festival's annual online writer and time-travel author honor.

"Shu Daughter Guide" was an ancient romance novel written by Zhizhi. The novel was published on Qidian Chinese Network on June 27, 2010. It ended on November 18, 2011 and was published in 2012. The story was about Luo Shiyi Niang, a concubine's daughter, who worked hard to make a living in adversity. Her stepmother was smart and her biological mother was weak. She carefully protected the people around her. The eldest sister Luo Yuanniang married Xu Lingyi, the Marquis of Yongping. When she was critically ill, Xu Lingyi had already become a famous general. In order to protect her son, Luo Yuanniang used the marriage of her sister as bait to marry the ninth daughter of the Jiang family. Luo Shiyi's mother coincidentally became Xu Lingyi's second wife. When she first entered the marquis fu, it was like walking on thin ice. Later, she got to know each other with her husband through daily necessities. Their relationship gradually deepened. The birth of their youngest son Xu Sijin added to the family's joy. This novel reflected the struggle of a concubine's daughter and was widely praised by readers. The plot was exquisite and interconnected, the characters were vivid, and the details such as food, clothing, housing, and transportation were worth pondering and savoring. On July 12,2017, it was ranked 61st on the "2017 Cat Film Hurun Original Literature IP Value List". In September 2021, it was ranked on the China Online Literature Impact List (2020).

Kuiba was a fantasy novel series created by the Chinese author, Tianxia Bachang. It told the story of a group of young people who had the power to pull out a divine sword and their adventures in Jianghu. The following are some of the important points in the story: Origin: The story takes place in a virtual world called the Tian Yuan World. There are various mythical creatures and powerful gods in this world. The protagonist, Bai Luohua, was a young man who had the power to pull out a divine sword. Like other young people, he yearned to show his strength in this world and find his own destiny. 2. The path of cultivation: There are many ways to cultivate in this world, and pulling out the power of the divine sword is also a powerful way of cultivation. Bai Luohua and some other young people began their path of cultivation. They needed to constantly fight and take risks to improve their cultivation and strength, and to find their own origins and destiny. 3. Battle Scenes: The novel series is full of intense battle scenes. The protagonists fight fiercely with various mythical creatures and powerful gods to show their strength and wisdom. [4. Sword Tower: In the process of cultivation, the protagonists need to go to a tower called the Sword Tower to find the power to pull out the divine sword.] This tower is filled with danger and challenges. The protagonists have to face all kinds of powerful enemies and tests in order to finally obtain the power to pull out the divine sword. 5. Heavenly Tribulation: After obtaining the power to pull out the divine sword, the protagonists must face the Heavenly Tribulation, which is the test set by the gods. Only by passing the heavenly tribulation could the protagonist become a true sword warrior and obtain more powerful strength and skills. 6. Ending: In the final chapter of the Chief Elect series, the protagonists displayed their ultimate strength and wisdom to fight fiercely against various gods and enemies and finally maintain the peace and stability of the Tian Yuan world. At the same time, they also found their own origins and destiny and began a new journey.

The River Map and the Book of Luo were magical geographical maps and astronomical maps in ancient Chinese legends. It was said that they contained the astronomical laws of the universe and the destiny code of the human world. Although there was no conclusive evidence in historical records, it was widely quoted and portrayed in literature, opera, and film and television works as an indispensable part of Chinese culture. Therefore, it can be said that the River Map and the Book of Luo are both real and fictional. Its existence is a kind of imagination and myth.

Princess Tu An Yu Shu was the wife of Qin Shihuang.

Hetu and Luoshu are a fictional world view. There is no novel catalog about it. Hetu and Luoshu novels were usually categorized according to their historical background and character settings rather than according to the novel's content. If you want to know more about the history and character settings of the He Tu and Luo Shu, it is recommended to consult relevant information or consult other professionals.

The He Tu and Luo Shu were two pictures that had been passed down from ancient China. They were legends about the origins of the Book of Changes and the Hong Fan. They were regarded as auspicious signs that the emperor had received orders from heaven. There were many records of them in the ancient books of the various schools of thought. During the Pre-Qin period, various documents mentioned that the River Map and the Book of Luo were mostly interpreted from the perspective of symbolizing the authority of the emperor to govern the world legally, and they believed that it was an auspicious sign of the destiny. During the Han Dynasty, Confucians believed that the River Map was the Eight Trigrams of Fuxi and the Luo Book was the Nine Fields of Hongfan. This led to the legend that Fuxi drew the Eight Trigrams according to the River Map and Yu the Great created the Nine Fields according to the Luo Book. At this time, the River Map and Luo Book were intertwined with the study of divination in the Han Dynasty. At the beginning of the Northern Song Dynasty, Taoist Chen Tuan drew a pattern of black dots and white circles. After Shao Yong, Liu Mu, Ouyang Xiu, and Zhu Xi, the great scholar of the Southern Song Dynasty, explained and discussed it, the He Tu and Luo Shu produced specific patterns, which were more closely related to the theories of the Book of Changes. The scholars of the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties also commented and studied it. On November 11th, 2014, the "Legend of the River Map and Luoshu" declared by Luoyang City of Henan Province was selected as the fourth representative project of China's national intangible cultural heritage. The original text of He Tu and Luo Shu was missing, and there was no recognized authoritative explanation for its exact meaning. However, it had a profound influence on the Chinese civilization and reflected the simple universe view of the ancients. It had certain connections with many branches of ancient China disciplines such as the Eight Trigrams, divination, fate, geomancy, Yin and Yang and the Five Elements, mathematics, temperament, medicine, and so on.

The numerical rules of He Tu and Luo Shu included the following aspects: 1. ** Yin-Yang Number Rule **: Odd numbers are Yang, even numbers are Yin. The positive numbers included 1, 3, 7, and 9, while the negative numbers included 2, 4, 6, and 8. 2. ** River map number arrangement rule **: Nine and four, the interval is five; Three and eight, the interval is five; Two and seven, the interval is five; One and six, the interval is five; Five and ten, the interval is five. Take the pictograph of the river map as an example. There are eight space positions in nine, and three space positions in four, that is, 94 against 38; There are seven in eight, and two in three, that is, 83 against 72; There are six in seven, and one in two, that is, 72 against 61; There are five in six, and ten in one, that is, 61 against 50; There are four in five, and nine in ten, that is, 50 against 49. The upper, lower, left, right, and middle arrays echo each other. There is yang in yin, and yin in yang. 3. ** The coincidence between the river map number and the mathematical operation law ** - ** Add **: The rule of adding one with an interval of five is that the result of adding the sixth group of numbers is the result of adding the first group of numbers with an interval of five. It presents the combination of one and six, two and seven, three and eight, four and nine, and five and ten. It is consistent with the characteristics of the number of the same region in the distribution of the river map. - ** Subtraction **: For example, if you subtract one from eleven and one from one, the result will be calculated at intervals of five. - ** Multiplication **: Multiply by two. The result of multiplying the sixth set of numbers with an interval of five is the result of multiplying the first set of numbers plus the fifth set of numbers. It also has the regular characteristics of one and six, two and seven, three and eight, four and nine, and five and ten. - [Division: There is a certain rule to divide by ten.] 4. The number and position law of He Tu and Luo Shu: The number has a fixed position, and different numbers occupy different fixed positions, reflecting order and law. In the middle of it was a "5", which was the core of the numerical arrangement of the He Tu and Luo Shu. 5. ** The number cycle law of the inner and outer circles of the river map **: The inner circle of the river map cycles clockwise, with the numbers 1, 3, 2, and 4; the outer circle cycles counterclockwise, with the numbers 9, 7, 8, and 6. The numbers start from water and end at metal; the numbers start from metal and end at water.