Lin Xuansheng, a Chinese American food delivery driver, is actually the reborn body of Chen Jiuzhang, a Wall Street investment banking elite. In Manhattan, New York, he awakens the Tang Dynasty feng shui secret text The Dragon-Shaking Classic. With a compass in his left hand, he uncovers a formation of vengeful Native American spirits beneath the White House. With his right, he uses the Meituan app to crack the Qimen Dunjia formation surrounding the Starlink satellites in Area 51. Using his delivery scooter as the formation’s focal point and Starbucks coffee stains as talismans, he rewrites the I Ching’s code in a Silicon Valley AI lab and unleashes a musical killing formation based on The Yellow Emperor’s Inner Canon at a Hollywood awards ceremony. From Wall Street’s financial leviathans to the Pentagon’s war machine, from the golf course at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate to Hillary’s secret email server, this “Panda Delivery Feng Shui Master” redraws North America’s dragon veins with Kung Pao chicken sauce, causing The Prophecy of Pushing Back to appear in the Statue of Liberty’s palm. In the end, he triggers an epic reversal of cause and effect, as the anthem of the Xuanhuang Federation rings out across the Empire State Building.
The protagonist, Lin Xuansheng, was Chen Jiuzhang before being reborn. He appears to be an impoverished young man from Chinatown, but is actually the reincarnation of Liu Bowen, the Ming Dynasty’s imperial adviser. He uses the order system on food delivery platforms to pinpoint sources of baleful energy, and compiles talismans from The Lu Ban Book into blockchain protocols, dismantling the lifelines of American hegemony with dark humor.
Target Readers
- Web novel fans who love urban superpowers and great-power rivalry
- Overseas Chinese familiar with cultural clashes between China and the United States
- Gen Z readers interested in turning mysticism into science fiction and political satire
