The Feng Shui Formation of Heaven and Earth

The Feng Shui Formation of Heaven and Earth: Breaking the Fate-Bound Trap, Uncovering Terrifying Secrets

Yin Qiankun steps into a strange fortune-telling parlor at midnight to have his fortune told. A blind diviner uses a tortoiseshell to cast the oracle, declares that Yin Qiankun is marked by evil, and gives him a perilous method for dispelling the calamity: before the Hour of the Dog, he must make incense for awakening the spirit from his own fingernails and crow’s blood, and use only phosphorescent bone fire to illuminate the reading.

As he reads the oracle, the verse “See gold in the Hour of the Dog and die” fails to come true. Instead, a blood-covered man bursts in with a dagger. He bears the same cinnabar birthmark on the back of his neck as Yin Qiankun. At the same time, the oracle turns against its own meaning, Yin Qiankun’s finger bones shatter, and the curse’s backlash grows ever stronger.

With the blind diviner’s help, a bronze oracle mirror reveals a horrifying image, while a bone flute temporarily holds the danger at bay. Can Yin Qiankun break the curse, which loops like a Möbius strip, and uncover the stranger’s identity and the parlor’s earth-shattering secret? Is this the work of fate or a trap born of conspiracy? He must find the answer within the Feng Shui Formation of Heaven and Earth.