Feng Shui Master Jiang Dahong

Introduction to "Feng Shui Master Jiang Dahong" At the end of Ming Dynasty and the beginning of Qing Dynasty, wars set fire to the prairie fire. Jiang Pingjie (also known as Dahong), a young man from Songjiang, witnessed the massacre of the city by Japanese pirates and the march of the Qing army southward. When his family was destroyed and his family was destroyed, he unexpectedly received half of a bronze compass left behind by his grandfather - this "secret key to the mysterious sky" engraved with a star map, actually hid his destined Feng Shui legend. He was originally an anti-Qing strategist who surrendered to the Tang Dynasty's "Water Dragon Bureau" to defeat the enemy. However, he was hunted down for impeaching the powerful traitor Zheng Zhilong and was forced to flee as a Feng Shui master. In the rivers and lakes, he had a long-standing grudge with the Sanliao faction and used the "Three Yuan Nine Movements" Xuan Kong technique to break their "Long Lock Bureau"; in the court hall, he broke into the observatory at night and scolded the Qin Tian Jian for tampering with the classics, and used the compass to detect that the "fire in the south" prophecy came true; among the people, he deployed the "Tian Yuan Water Bureau" to save people from the plague, and was revered as "Chiang Immortal", but because of the tragic death of his eldest daughter, he swore to "use magic to protect life." In his later years, he lived in seclusion in Shaoxing. He wrote "Five Songs of Tianyuan" to establish the Xuankong sect, but was framed by the three factions to "chaos Tianji". Before his death, he entrusted half of the compass to his disciples and told him to "join the other half in Ruoye River" - where his grandfather's sea map was buried, and the ultimate secret of the Chinese Dragon Veins was hidden. Three hundred years later, his fifteenth generation grandson Jiang Anxiang put together the compass in New York, and the star map suddenly brightened: "Xuankong returns to his throne, and the world is at peace." And by the Ruoye River, a child in Taoist robes was running towards him holding half a bronze compass... He is the "poverty-rescuing fairy" in the Feng Shui world, the "Wen Tianxiang" who fought against the Qing Dynasty, and the "gravekeeper" who protects Chinese civilization. Jiang Dahong's life is the pinnacle epic of Feng Shui, and it is also the blood, fire and faith of an era.