Ji Xuanzu was a disciple of King Wen of Zhou Dynasty. He was an expert in Feng Shui talismans and had martial arts skills he had practiced since childhood - he was supposed to be a reclusive master in the city. Unfortunately, he has a fatal "advantage": greed for money!
I originally wanted to stay in the ancestral pawnshop and rely on my ability to "seek good luck and avoid evil" to make a fortune, but I always got sucked into the weird and supernatural whirlpool.
The peace was broken just because of the crazy obsession of a dying chaebol!
It is said that if you collect the four great books - "Book of Changes", "Qi Men Dun Jia", "Book of Lu Ban" and "Tui Bei Tu" - you will become an immortal and become immortal! The chaebol has obtained "Qi Men Dun Jia", and is even eyeing the "Book of Changes" written by Ji Xuan's family!
A conspiracy against him quietly unfolded. The three parties are targeting the legendary "Tui Bei Tu" hidden deep in Yuan Tiangang's tomb!
A small pawn shop owner turned into a Feng Shui master? The underworld civil servant is actually an old acquaintance? Let's see how a money-hungry Feng Shui master can use his skills to "seek good fortune and avoid evil". In a city where evil spirits are rampant and people's hearts are unpredictable, he can sway people to suppress evil and rewrite the book of life and death!
