Feng Shui Master Lin Moxie

In the "Guichen Pavilion" in Chang'an West Market, Lin Moxie's compass always points in a direction that ordinary people cannot see. He found a newly planted locust tree as a neighbor for the wooden spirit in the old house, led a silver thread to guide the moonlight into the urn for the moon spirit in the well, and helped the ink spirit in the inkstone find a scholar who loved to practice calligraphy. Those tiny spiritual bodies hidden among the beams, pillars, pottery pots, and pen and ink took advantage of his Feng Shui skills to find a home in the human world, and the sound of the hem of his gown brushing against the bluestone was always accompanied by the inaudible thanks from the spiritual bodies. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.