Wild Explorer

After all, Zhao Yu had been doing criminal investigation work for such a long time. After he discovered a large number of digital symbols in the book, he delved a little, and quickly saw some doorways.

First, he did a search on the Internet. It turns out that this symbol is a phonetic symbol in the Republic of China period. It can also be said that it is the Hanyu Pinyin of the Republic of China period. According to the Internet, since Mandarin was not promoted at that time, the Chinese Pinyin at that time was not what it is now, but composed of 40 symbols that resemble the Latin alphabet.

Next, Zhao Yu took out a previous hexagram for comparison, and then according to this phonetic method, he quickly found a matching phonetic symbol.

Since this is a kind of pinyin, it only cares about the correct pronunciation of the hexagram, not the exact meaning of the word.

In front of each symbol, there is a corresponding Arabic numeral, and these numbers are not arranged in order of size, some are one or two digits, some are three or four digits, there is no law at all.

When Zhao Yu found the corresponding symbol according to the hexagram, he got a large series of numbers.

strangeness! ?

Zhao Yu frowned, not understanding what this large series of numbers meant, and with strong curiosity, he looked back again, but unfortunately, the back is the soaked part of the ancient book, and many things are not clear. NS.

Zhao Yu only saw an artwork from the front page. A big "ten" was drawn on the artwork. With the center of the cross as the center, he drew a big circle. It is evenly divided into many parts, and some symbols and numbers are mixed in between.

Although this picture is seriously damaged, Zhao Yu can still see a general idea. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary math problem on the test paper. However, through careful research and analysis, combined with the numbers obtained before, Zhao Yu finally Comprehend the mystery of this!

Wow! ?

Seeing this result, Zhao Yu couldn't help being even more excited. He quickly took out his cigarette and opened another divination. In order not to wake Miao Ying, he even covered himself with a quilt.

After coughing wildly in the quilt, the new hexagram suddenly came out:

"Gua Dui Zhen, Dui Ze Zhen Lei. Swamp Yin Lei, turbid air is not plagued, elegant blue belt, Yu Yi sullen."

Zhao Yu quickly wrote down this group of hexagrams on paper, and then began to analyze the hexagrams based on the latest findings.

First, he marked all the words in accordance with the Pinyin of the Republic of China in the book.

Who knows, the first two sentences "Dui Zhen Gua" and "Dui Ze Zhen Lei" all correspond to "0". Although there is no clear explanation in the book, Zhao Yu feels that these two sentences should be the names of the Gua Wen. Since the beginning of the sum is expressed as "0", it means that it is mostly meaningless.

So, he put aside these two sentences first, and turned to study the following 16-character hexagrams with great concentration. The 16 characters are equally divided into four groups. After comparison, the corresponding Arabic numerals appear in each group.

Let’s take a look at the first group of “Swamp Yin Lei”. After comparison, these four characters appear as 1507; “The turbid air is not plagued” corresponds to 8927; the “Shengya blue belt” is 0013; “Yuyi is muddy” "It is 2109.

1507, 8927, 0013, 2109.

When these four groups of numbers that seemed meaningless at first appeared in front of him, Zhao Yu had already had some cares in his heart, and it seemed that he had already seen the mystery.

He immediately took the following artwork for comparison, and finally, after passing his serious research, he explained the meaning of this string of numbers in just half an hour.

Unexpectedly, the meaning of this string of numbers, and some of his previous conjectures, turned out to be completely corresponding.

First, look at the first set of numbers 1507. A long time ago, Zhao Yu had thought about whether in those obscure hexagrams, would it indicate a certain direction? Because, after all, it is an adventure system. Since adventures are going to happen, there must be a position and direction, right?

It now appears that this conjecture is very likely to be established.

It turned out that Zhao Yu found the most direct azimuth information on the cross map: if the cross is regarded as the azimuth map of up, north, down, south, left, west, right east, then a series of numbers behind it, and the cross drawn on top All those lines that have been drawn have meaning.

The cross chart is centered on the center of the cross, and a diagonal line is drawn every 10 degrees, just to draw 36 lines in the azimuth map. These 36 lines undoubtedly represent 360 degrees, and every 10 degrees corresponds exactly to one direction!

For example, if you look for the 1507 in front of you according to the azimuth map, the 15th line indicates the east-south direction, and the following 07 is divided into 10 parts for every 10 degrees, and 07 represents one of them. In this way, the direction of the instructions can be more precise.

Once the direction is clear, Zhao Yu guess can also guess that the next set of numbers must indicate the distance!

8927, such a number, if it represents distance, its unit cannot be kilometers or centimeters. It is only reasonable to explain it in meters. In other words, from the position where he opened the hexagram, 8927 meters east to south is where the adventure will happen!

Although Zhao Yu also considered that it was possible to use "Zhang" or other distance units in ancient China, he had no intention of converting or searching, and hurriedly looked at the next set of numbers.

According to his inference, after the direction and distance, it must be time! Since it is an adventure, the element of time is indispensable.

However, the third set of numbers is 0013, which makes it difficult for Zhao Yu to guess. Because, if it were changed to time, it would be 1:13 in the morning, and it is now three in the middle of the night, doesn't it mean that the adventure is over?

Moreover, Zhao Yu opened the hexagram at two o'clock in the middle of the night, so the adventure is over, right? So, either 0013 refers to 0:13 in the morning of the next day, or 0013 indicates not time at all!

So... it's not time, what else can it be?

Could it be...space?

Oh...0013, does...represent a height of 13 meters? can you? But ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ If the adventure happened in an underground parking lot, wouldn't it be a negative number?

Negative number...negative number...

Zhao Yu searched the symbol map and found no negative numbers, all of which were Arabic numerals.

With uncertain doubts, Zhao Yu turned his attention to the fourth set of numbers.

2109!

Hmm... Seeing this number, Zhao Yu's first thought was, if this number represents time, would it be more reasonable?

2109 is 9:09 in the evening! ?

Gee...

Although Zhao Yu felt that he might have solved the meaning of the hexagrams, but after seeing the time before him, he would inevitably have a little doubt again.

Right?

Ghost gossip comes from ancient China. In ancient China, twelve hours is used to calculate time. Is it possible to use such avant-garde 24-hour timekeeping for things like ugly Shenwuyou?

Also, will the unit of that distance be in meters? If 0013 represents height, will the height also be measured in meters?

Doesn't this sound a bit of a joke?

Could it be that ghost gossip could predict the future thousands of years ago?

Or maybe, neither the ghost gossip nor the adventure system in the brain was created by humans at all?

Zhao Yu is a shrewd man. He knows that if he keeps thinking endlessly along this line of thinking, he will undoubtedly get into the horns, and it is impossible to think of any results.

Therefore, as a police detective, Zhao Yu quickly adjusted his thinking and got through his own ideological work!

Yup!

Now that I may have found the answer to Guawen, why don't I go to the east by south at 9:09 in the evening to take a look at a place 8927 meters away from my home? See what happens there—what! ?