Feng Shui Master Liao Wenzheng Is the Only Feng Shui Champion in China

[Feng Shui + Kanyu Holy Land + Kanyu Technique + Feng Shui Master + Feng Shui Knowledge Taboos and Cracking Methods + Metaphysics, Mystical Techniques, Fortune Telling and Divination, Kanyu Techniques Change Fate and Luck + No Time Travel, No Live Broadcast, No Female Host] During the Jiajing period of the Ming Dynasty, the imperial mausoleum in Tianshou Mountain was almost full, and Emperor Jiajing issued an edict to search for famous teachers in Kanyu. Liao Wenzheng, the Feng Shui successor of Sanliao Village in Xingguo, Jiangxi, was summoned to Beijing and won the first prize in the Kanyu imperial examination "court examination" presided over by Xia Yan, the Minister of Rites. He was selected as the "Feng Shui Number One" by Emperor Jiajing. He was awarded the Doctor of Qin Tianjian and became the royal Kanyu master. He accurately commented on the feng shui of the Ming Tombs, selected auspicious soil for Yongling Emperor Jiajing, and controlled floods in the Yellow River, which was deeply appreciated. However, the imperial power is unpredictable, and there are political games and family missions hidden behind the mysteries of Feng Shui. Liao Wenzheng dealt with the emperor, powerful ministers and his family, using the art of public opinion to designate tombs and regulate rivers, but he also faced many tests in the whirlpool of power. The novel is based on history, integrating the secrets of Feng Shui, court struggles and family legends, showing the extraordinary life of a generation of Feng Shui champions and the hidden corners of the Ming Dynasty.