Will the Dragon King look for a fortune teller? _ Will the Dragon King find a fortune teller?

What episode is divination in The Journey to the West?

Divination in Journey to the West is the ninth episode.

Yuan Shoucheng Seconds Counts Selflessness. This episode is about two reclusive aristocrats, one is a scholar and the other is a fisherman. They often get together to write poems.

One day, while they were singing poems and joking by the river, the fisherman inadvertently revealed that he had a fortune teller in the west gate of Beijing who gave him the position of casting a net every day. This incident was reported to the Dragon King by the sea patrol hag in the river.

The Dragon King turned into Untitled Scholar, and went to the West Gate of Beijing to find a fortune teller, looking for rain or shine in the sky. It turns out that the fortune teller is Yuan Tiangang's uncle Yuan Shoucheng. After divination, Yuan Shoucheng said that the Ming Dynasty was cloudy at dawn, thundered at dusk and rained at noon, but the rain was not enough, and the water was three feet, three inches and forty-eight minutes.

The Dragon King didn't believe it, so he made a bet with Yuan Shoucheng that if the divination was wrong, he would give fifty taels of gold. If the divination is wrong, Yuan Shoucheng can no longer stand in Chang 'an.

The Dragon King returned to Shuifu and got the jade emperor's decree, saying that it would rain tomorrow, and the number of the decree was exactly the same as that in Yuan Shoucheng. But the Dragon King refused to admit defeat, violating the dogma. When it rained, he even changed the time and rainfall, which led to his own death.

The fortune teller in Journey to the West led to the beheading of King Jinghe? Now Guanyin Bodhisattva has helped me through the door of death.

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The so-called lessons (divination, divination) are actually a kind of reasoning logic, and the results are all in a general range for reference.

Therefore, this thing is sometimes accurate and sometimes not! Because reasoning is about invariants!

For example, Yuan Shoucheng taught fisherman Zhang Shao a lesson. Every time Zhang Shao caught a net, the Dragon King could be pushed out and must be stopped.

If the dragon king wants to stop it, he must go to the source.

The Dragon King is in charge of the rain, and then it can be concluded that the Dragon King will bet Yuan Shoucheng on the rain, which is his own strength! When the Dragon King reschedules to settle accounts with Yuan Shoucheng, he can continue to introduce that this scholar was changed by the Dragon King, or he can introduce that the Dragon King who violated the imperial edict must cut a knife on the dragon platform.

The variables here won't be very big. So the above reasoning is reasonable.

That is to say: within the class's ability, but the next step is outrageous! In the world of Journey to the West, it depends on the will of the Jade Emperor if it doesn't rain, just like Fengxian. Without the jade emperor's will, Fengxian county was dry for three years, and grass valleys were not born.

As a mortal, how did Yuan Shoucheng know the secret of the Jade Emperor, and predicted that the clouds would clear tomorrow, thunder at noon and rain at noon, and the water would be three feet, three inches and 048 minutes?

Let's compare the king of Jinghe first.