Hong Kong Films: A Feng Shui Master of Hung Hing, Worshiped as a Father by the Entertainment Industry

In 1980s Hong Kong, feng shui was all the rage.

Before gangs went to war, they first paid their respects to Lord Guan, praying for a safe return.

Before film companies began shooting, they covered the cameras with red cloth to suppress evil spirits.

Female stars would do absolutely anything to turn their luck around, make a comeback, and become famous.

They used their own blood to nourish imps, practiced dual cultivation with powerful ritual masters...

In such an environment, countless swindlers in the entertainment industry passed themselves off as enlightened masters and went around conning people.

Lin Guangzu was a lucky man favored by the System. Not only did he master the thirty-six feng shui secrets in no time, he also possessed a sacred physique that could turn people's luck around!

After female stars in Hong Kong's entertainment industry stumbled upon him by chance, he quickly became their personal good-luck charm.

Before long, a saying was circulating in Hong Kong's entertainment circles: If a female star wants to make it big, she should go to Hung Hing and find Ah Zu. If a male star wants to make it big, he should head to Thailand first!

Clutching his aching lower back, Lin Guangzu said, "I just want to spread Chinese feng shui far and wide. I really don't want to be the godfather of the entertainment industry!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.