Lu Wuyou, who was born in a Feng Shui family, went to Yuncheng to attend college. He and his younger brother Lu Xingchen made living expenses by looking at people's Feng Shui while going to school.
Once the two of them went to buy cinnabar yellow paper and met Su Jing, who had been entangled with Lu Wuyou for ten lifetimes. With Su Jing's help, Lu Wuyou and Lu Xingchen helped people handle some things and made some money. By chance, Lu Wuyou picked up a cheap apprentice for nothing, which also involved the mystery of Lu Wuyou's life experience.
Later, Lu Wuyou and others met a group of like-minded friends, including Luo Heng and Luo Xiaoyu from the fox tribe, Hua Lingfeng who could possess animals, Jiang Mangmang who was looking for his father, and Ji Yunqing, the owner of the papermaking shop.
Lu Wuyou's grandfather, Lu Qianshan, also hides a secret related to Jiaolong, who has been practicing for thousands of years, and Xiao Fengming, the leader of the Dragon Cult who has lived for more than 400 years. And Xiao Fengming is also a scourge that various sects want to get rid of.
At an auction, Lu Wuyou was kidnapped by Xiao Fengming. Because of this, Lu Wuyou learned that his parents, who had been "dead" for many years, were still alive. . .
Reader comments
I still like this kind of traditional fantasy novel. The author is like a storyteller, telling the story slowly. The writing is smooth and the plot is compact. There are several chapters in which the author says at the end that they are things that happened around her and the author's personal experience. I find it very interesting. How to put it, the end of science is metaphysics. Looking forward to the exciting stories behind
It's wonderful. It gets better as you go to the back. I feel like I could change the title of the book.
I'm done chasing it, I hope there will be a follow-up
I still like this kind of traditional fantasy novel. The author is like a storyteller, telling the story slowly. The writing is smooth and the plot is compact. There are several chapters in which the author says at the end that they are things that happened around her and the author's personal experience. I find it very interesting. How to put it, the end of science is metaphysics. Looking forward to the exciting stories behind
It's wonderful. It gets better as you go to the back. I feel like I could change the title of the book. I'm done chasing it, I hope there will be a follow-up