The Diary of a Feng Shui Master

There were eleven dragon veins from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. When the dynasty was destroyed, the dragon veins died. When the dragon veins died, the dragon energy remained. The dragon energy can be auspicious or evil. Auspiciousness and evil have omens. Identify the omens to distinguish good or bad. Summer Yulang is a young man from the countryside who calls himself a low-end Feng Shui master. Because a third-rate Feng Shui master looks at the mountains, a second-rate Feng Shui master looks at the earth's energy, and a first-rate Feng Shui master looks at the stars. He cannot do these things. He said that he is a low-rate Feng Shui master that history has ignored. The ability of a low-end Feng Shui master is to predict the good or bad luck of one's place by looking at the color of the landscape, and to seek good luck and avoid bad luck. This. . . It seems that everyone seeks good luck and avoids bad luck. . . . . . . Note: The first person of his diary has been changed to the third person and slightly embellished. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.