In the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, the unruly Feng Shui wizard Ji Xuanyuan returned to the capital with his ancestral compass, but accidentally broke into the "dragon-cutting trap" of Cixi's mausoleum. This strange man who could judge life and death with the stars and predict the rise and fall with the earth's energy, while fighting wits and courage with the evil sect warlocks of the Miexiang Sect, while also dealing with the fragrance of powder on the banks of the Qinhuai River and the dragon energy of the Forbidden Palace.
From the secret veins of Shenling in Taihu Lake in Suzhou to the evil aura of the Yin soldiers in the Qinling underground palace, he used the technique of "Flying Stars to Seek the Dragon" to break through the dangerous situation of thousands of corpses, and relied on the "Secret Technique of Qingwu" to reverse the dynasty's aura. When Emperor Guangxu's dragon chair was contaminated with evil stars, and when the mournful screams of the earth came from the ancestral mausoleum in Changbai Mountain, Ji Xuanyuan finally understood: the so-called Feng Shui was never about taking over the good fortune of heaven and earth, but about protecting the vitality of all people.
This is a secret history of a dynasty hidden in the compass pointer. See how the romantic sorcerer determines the world with a three-foot green edge and renews the dragon's veins with his passionate blood.
