Kenneth Osborne nodded repeatedly with a smile, unable to find the words.
Lawrence Winters, being an insider, was quite shrewd.
She chased after the old Daoist and asked, "Grandmaster Grandpa, what about the exact timing? What time is best to go to the registry office? We need to allow for some queueing time, right? Could you calculate which time would be most suitable for registering the certificate?"
This timing refers to the "auspicious moment" within what's called a "lucky day."
It's usually a specific period, considered to be within an hour.
The old Daoist closed his eyes, pondered for a moment, then chuckled and said, "I really do need to calculate the timing."
With that, he got up, went back to his room, and began using his abacus to calculate the best "auspicious moment" for the next day.
This type of calculation can be very general, determining the best time of day.
But these calculations aren't very useful because people have different paths.
