Feng Shui Master Li Chunfeng

[The Greatest Book of Prophecy: The Tui Bei Tu + Feng Shui + Sacred Geomancy Sites + Geomantic Arts + Feng Shui Masters + Feng Shui Knowledge, Taboos, and Remedies + Metaphysics, Esoteric Arts, Fortune-Telling, Divination, and Geomancy to Change Your Fate and Fortune + No Transmigration, No Livestreaming, No Female Lead]

At the end of the Sui dynasty, a baby is born in Qizhou. Yuan Tiangang studies the stars that night and writes: "The Purple Star enters his destiny, and he will command three hundred years of heaven's secrets."

He is Li Chunfeng. At nine, he secretly studies the Qing Nang Classic; on a stormy night, he saves everyone at Jingyun Temple with a "Azure Dragon Swishing Its Tail" formation. At seventeen, he wins a wager against Yuan Tiangang in Chang'an and reveals the secret of the "Big Dipper Turned Monk." At twenty-five, he stands up to powerful court officials, astonishes Emperor Taizong with a wager about a solar eclipse, and is appointed to the Imperial Observatory to oversee the heavens.

When selecting a site for Qianling Mausoleum, he threads a needle through the hole in Yuan Tiangang's copper coin, leaving Wu Zetian in awe. He annotates the Ten Mathematical Classics, correcting errors that had persisted for a thousand years and preserving Zu Geng's theorem for posterity. His Yisi Divination introduces the first eight-level wind scale, a thousand years before the West. Together with Yuan Tiangang, he writes the Tui Bei Tu, accurately foretelling Wu Zhou's replacement of Tang and the An Lushan Rebellion, with chilling precision.

On the road to exile, he solves an epidemic; in a tomb, he leaves a prophecy spanning the ages, which comes true five hundred years later through a Ming minister.

Some call him an immortal Feng Shui master who can locate Dragon Veins with a flick of his fingers. Others call him a sage of celestial calculation who can divine the workings of heaven and earth. Still others say he is a pawn in heaven's game, forever contending with fate.

As the prophecies of the Tui Bei Tu come true one by one, and the Purple-Gold Bell of Meishan reappears in the world, Li Chunfeng stands amid the currents of history and asks with a smile, "You think it was prophecy? I simply saw through the hearts of heaven, earth, and humanity."

(This novel combines secret Feng Shui arts, astronomy and calendars, and prophecies spanning the ages. Packed with thrilling moments and grounded in solid research, it shows how Li Chunfeng, half man and half immortal, calculated the fate of the Tang dynasty for three hundred years!)