[Interstellar + feng shui + rule-based horror + scientists + behind-the-scenes scheming. Discover the world of mysticism through a scientific lens and unravel a strange cosmic worldview]
Lin Feng is a former construction-site surveyor turned interstellar feng shui consultant. Starting out as an ordinary surveyor, he gradually becomes a “guide for civilization,” shouldering the hopes of both Earth’s civilization and that of the Pioneers.
From the start, he finds a Netherworld Seed and awakens the Eye of Spiritual Insight, which lets him see the flow of energy. His work soon expands from adjusting a restaurant’s feng shui to rearranging alien fleet formations and reading the fortunes of silicon-based civilizations.
Others think feng shui masters only fiddle with compasses and trigrams, but he uses data-driven measurements to prove the whole universe wrong. Is a road-facing curse really just turbulent energy? Change the angle and it’s resolved! Is an alien mothership’s defense too powerful? Find its resonant frequency and take it down in one shot!
Just as he’s making a name for himself in the feng shui world as a “scientific feng shui master,” he discovers that Earth’s dragon veins have been stolen and the Netherworld Path is wreaking havoc. Behind it all lies a “seeding plan” devised by a higher civilization. Faced with the Interstellar Alliance’s tests, the Shepherds’ contract, the Observers’ gaze, and the Gravekeepers’ guidance, Lin Feng calmly sets up his surveying equipment:
“I take on all kinds of feng shui work, from the fortunes of a home to the survival of a civilization. I’ve just landed a cosmic-scale job: changing the feng shui layout of this ‘seeded’ world.”
The first 180 chapters may seem chaotic, but they’re actually laying the groundwork for a vast and intricate cosmic worldview!
From feng shui cases in the city to crises in a planet’s dragon veins, then on to interstellar conflicts and contests between cosmic civilizations, the story ultimately deepens into a meditation on the survival of civilizations, free will, and the meaning of life.
Well written,