Can Zhouyi only ask one question every day?

Of course not. Different algorithms have different rules.

If the algorithm of divination is based on the time of divination, it often depends on the random or unintentional question of the divination questioner, and usually the divination image at this time is the most accurate. The traditional plum blossom easy number is one of these algorithms. Once you have a brainwave, you have to wait for the next cat. However, through improvement, we can also ask for divination indefinitely. It's just a convenient way to say infinite times, because it takes a certain amount of time to calculate each hexagram, and it is impossible to count infinite hexagrams in one day. Like Qimen and Liu Ren, traditionally there is one game per hour. If you ask, the second thing is hard to count, unless you can take one more divination. However, with the continuous improvement of divination by later generations, people can now carry out divination according to their needs, which has broken through the ancient restrictions.

There are many other hexagrams, which can be asked casually traditionally. For example, Liu Yao. You can ask one thing at any time, or you can ask one thing many times without affecting the result.

However, according to the hexagrams in Zhouyi, asking more offends God and is not recommended, because according to the hexagrams in Zhouyi, this is the oldest career method in Zhouyi. But as long as the mind is aware, like six hexagrams, it is not afraid to ask more questions. At the same time, there are not many examples of divination, and I dare not talk about it. Anyway, similar Ling Qijing really only accounts for once at a time, and it is difficult to be accurate if there are too many. If you want to have something again, you might as well have it again after a while.

But I'll add here that this is generally the case, but it's best not to have anything to do with it. Just like drinking cold water. Every once in a while, the same thing will be divined and kept asking questions.