If they had faced this question in the past, neither Saber nor Madam Mingzhu would have been able to answer it.
After all, they did not know what the East or the West meant.
Yet among the many books Xiao Tianyang had left behind, there were indeed records of related matters.
Although Xiao Tianyang had deliberately blurred some of the descriptions within them.
As long as it did not affect the cultural transmission, Xiao Tianyang did not particularly care.
Yue Shen had already formally entered her state, so naturally, she could not answer Xiao Tianyang's question.
Among those present, Grand Commander was probably the only one capable of explaining the answer in greater detail.
She knew that Xiao Tianyang was someone who did not particularly enjoy engaging with unfamiliar cultures.
Of course, there was a prerequisite: that culture had to be something he did not like.
In other words, if Optimus Prime started teaching him from scratch and taught Xiao Tianyang things he enjoyed.
Then his attitude toward learning would certainly be different.
It was easy to make a simple question sound complicated.
But if one had to do the opposite and simplify a complicated problem.
And explain it in a way Xiao Tianyang could understand, that was clearly rather difficult.
That was why Grand Commander was the most suitable person for this task.
"Speaking solely of Western divination and Eastern fortune-telling, Yue Shen's method should lean more toward the East."
Grand Commander explained, "Simply put, the East borrows favorable timing and favorable terrain to calculate what one wishes to know."
"Western divination, meanwhile, uses a person's information to connect the past, future, and present, arriving at an answer."
"If the two are combined, then heaven and earth naturally hold the **greatest advantage."
"Therefore, Yue Shen mainly uses Eastern fortune-telling