1. "What I set up is not a formation, but the missing corner in people's hearts."
2. "Feng Shui is a love letter written by the ancients to nature, but we have forgotten how to read it."
3. "Gardens make people see beauty, and Feng Shui makes people believe in beauty."
4. "The true formation has no compass, only awe."
5. "Trees and trees are speechless, but they understand people's hearts best."
These are the "famous quotes" of Feng Shui master Wu Sheng.
Since graduating from graduate school and entering the society, Wu Sheng has integrated Feng Shui with garden design and geological knowledge, retaining the traditional mystery while giving room for modern rational interpretation. The male protagonist Wu Sheng "talks about Feng Shui but uses gardens in his heart" is a setting that is full of dramatic tension and character charm. With its natural gray areas of moral struggles, identity conflicts, and the philosophical interest of "between truth and falsehood," it has been nicknamed one of the four great villains of the modern Internet.
This is a novel that combines light comedy, workplace, urban mysticism, and even a bit of social satire.
