It Turns Out That I Am an Expert

Lin Jing traveled to a world where Feng Shui mysticism was prevalent and ghosts were rampant. However, the system was a little skewed. Lin Jing had an ability similar to "antiquities appraisal". He originally thought that he would make a fortune from antiques in his spare time, and it would be good to become a master collector. Of course, what he didn't know was that the talisman and seal he drew at random turned out to be a top-grade Feng Shui magic weapon, and the mirror he made at random turned out to be a magic weapon that drove the monks crazy. A Buddhist sutra was written casually, and the Buddha sat in front of his door for three days and three nights without eating or drinking for it. Inexplicably, Lin Jing felt that his business suddenly improved without realizing it, and every customer seemed to be weird and mysterious. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.