A complete supernatural system is built with the five traditional Chinese arts of mountains, medicine, fortune, fortune-telling, and divination as the core. Everything in the world has energy circulation, and the balance of yin and yang is the right way of heaven and earth. Feng Shui is the fundamental means of regulating Qi and communicating yin and yang. Qi Men Dun Jia is the master of magic and can deduce the secrets of heaven and control time and space. The Yin house determines the fortune and misfortune of the children and grandchildren, while the owner of the Yang house has peace and tranquility. Feng shui evil is the ferocious aura caused by disordered Qi and pulses, which can cause the family to be destroyed and people to die in the least, or harm one party in the worst.
Folk secrets have been passed down for thousands of years, and are divided into orthodox schools and wild schools. The orthodox schools include the three major schools of Feng Shui: Luantou School, Liqi School, Sanhe School, Qimen Dunjia's Yin Pan and Yang Pan Two Branches, Chinese Medicine's Zhu Youke, Physiognomy's Mayi School, and Divination's Jingfang School. Most of the loose cultivators in the wild sect master unique secret arts, and there are many good and bad ones. There are hermits who save people from danger, and there are evil masters who seek wealth and murder.
With the development of science and technology in modern society, the laws of yin and yang and the five elements have never changed. The numerous high-rise buildings in the city have changed the direction of the land atmosphere, forming a unique urban feng shui; the countryside retains more ancient traditions and also hides more unknown evil secrets.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.