Tian Di Sui is the most important classic in China's traditional numerology. According to legend, its original text was written by Song Zhijing and noted by Liu Bowen in Ming Dynasty. During the light years of the Qing Dynasty, Ren Tieqiao, a scholar, made a contribution to the book.
Wei Qianli, a famous numerologist in the Republic of China, was a child prodigy. At that time, he and Xu were called the three great numerologists in Shanghai. The manuscript of A Thousand Miles of Life is Webster's masterpiece, with fluent words and clear explanations. And with a number of life examples, all approved by Webster himself and verified by facts, which are precious. What is more commendable is that Webster was only in his twenties when he wrote this book, and it is amazing that he has studied it so deeply.