Grand Feng Shui Master Yang Yunsong

[Feng Shui + geomancy + geomantic arts + Feng Shui masters + Feng Shui taboos and how to overcome them + metaphysics, mystical arts, fortune-telling, divination, geomancy, changing your fate and fortune + no transmigration, no livestreaming, no female lead] From a powerful Imperial Preceptor who could command the wind and rain to an immortal who helped the poor, Yang Yunsong, also known as Yang Jiupin and Yang Yi, and honored by later generations as Master Yang, was a true “rule-breaker” in the Feng Shui world. He brought the secret geomantic manuals hidden in the imperial palace to the common people and used his genuine skill at “reading mountains and locating dragon veins” to help them find homes. People called him “Yang Who Rescues the Poor,” a far more down-to-earth figure than any Imperial Preceptor. His works, The Dragon-Shaking Classic and The Doubtful Dragon Classic, became the “bibles” of later Feng Shui masters. Even the dragon-finding rhymes in tomb-raiding novels owe their popularity to him. Though Lu Guangchou poisoned and ambushed him, Yang still managed, shortly before his death, to break his enemy’s “Son of Heaven aura” by arranging a millstone and digging a well. His revenge was the pinnacle of Feng Shui, and the founding master’s skills were truly formidable.