My name is Xue Junliang, Isaac. My former online radio station owner pronounced my name as "Ai Shi," which became my second pseudonym. I graduated from the Physics Department of the University of Hong Kong, where I formally studied quantum mechanics. When I first joined an online radio station, Hong Kong's online radio industry was still in its exploratory phase. The first question the host asked me was, "What is quantum mechanics?" It was almost 2012, and despite my limited eloquence, I became an instant sensation. Afterward, I continuously used orthodox scholarship to deconstruct various "New Age" theories, showing people what was credible and what was not. This ignited the "New Age" phenomenon in Hong Kong, transforming it from a secret clique into a fixed cultural sector. I also earned the nickname "Deconstruction King." This all happened around 2012. I was originally a secondary school physics teacher, spending my teaching time reading, trading forex, and working as a somewhat well-known playwright and director in the amateur theater world. After writing "Systems Thinking," I resigned and ventured into the world. After becoming the "Deconstruction King," I started teaching courses on Bazi (Four Pillars of Destiny), astrology, divination, the I Ching, Human Design, psychology, and thinking methods, which I still teach today. I have no formal teacher; everything is self-created. I teach, think, and write as I go, revising it year by year. Since everyone here is a Bazi (Four Pillars of Destiny) master, I probably won't be discussing or offering Bazi services here. As for Feng Shui, I know absolutely nothing about it. I'm a complete beginner with Tarot and Zi Wei Dou Shu, so please don't ask me about them. I don't have any superpowers—although as the host of the "New Era" program, I've met quite a few people with superpowers. The picture above is what I looked like when I was three years old. At sixteen, I drew a sketch of the photograph; it was the first piece of work I truly loved. At eighteen, I considered becoming an artist, but rejected the idea a few months later.