Urban: The Yin-Yang Master

A home's feng shui affects its inhabitants' wealth and health, while ancestral graves protect future generations.

The Chen family has produced feng shui masters for generations, reading the feng shui of homes for the living and choosing auspicious burial sites for the dead.

Chen Feng has just turned twenty. He is the eleventh-generation heir to the Chen family, and according to the family rules, he must leave the world of yin and yang after graduating from college.

The Chen family's first-generation ancestor, Chen Xiaosi, was seventy when he brought home a golden-thread nanmu coffin on a stormy night filled with thunder and lightning. A few days later, he died suddenly.

Before he died, he left behind a final instruction: from then on, each generation of the Chen family could have only one more boy than the last, and someone had to enter the world of yin and yang to guard whatever was inside the coffin.

After reading a home's feng shui, Chen Feng returned home and discovered that the golden-thread nanmu coffin, which had been passed down in the Chen family shrine since the Ming dynasty, had been opened. The thing inside was gone...

At the head of Chen Feng's bed lay an engagement contract, its writing bright red as blood.

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