The Heavenly Book of Mystic Mirrors: Chronicles of the City

Deep in the neon-lit city, unseen feng shui formations lie in wait: the “Road Clash Sha” at intersections steals people’s wealth and fortune, the “Wall Blade Sha” in high-rise apartments brings bloody disaster, and the “Nine Sha Formation” in abandoned factories traps souls. Linlin was an urban office worker who did not believe in feng shui, until her grandfather, Lin Jianguo, a renowned master of folk feng shui, died mysteriously in their ancestral home. Before he died, he clutched a black wooden tablet engraved with the words “Profound Yin.” The Flying Star compass on the table had split in two, and its Kan position was black as ink, a sign of feng shui backlash.

Beneath her grandfather’s pillow, she found a blank heavenly book. Blood from her fingertip activated its pages, and a golden diagram of the “Flying Star Sha-Seeking Method” illuminated the truth: her grandfather had been murdered for refusing to join the Profound Yin Society, an evil sect that amassed wealth through Sha formations and refined Sha pills from souls. To avenge his death, Linlin became the disciple of Qianyuanzi, leader of the righteous feng shui sect. This wandering master, dressed in a moon-white robe, had once gone half-blind protecting villagers while breaking a Gu Sha formation. The ancient “Primordial Suppression Armor” in his hands could subdue evil Sha anywhere in the world, and he also concealed the secrets of the Profound Yin Society’s past: he had been one of its founders, but fled after opposing its dark arts, and his wife had died a horrific death at the cult leader’s hands, consumed by Fire Sha.

From breaking the “Eight Sha Soul-Locking Formation” in Guanlan Gardens to exposing the ancient tomb’s Yin Sha beneath the “Trapped Dragon Formation” in an office tower; from witnessing her senior brother A Chen’s soul devoured by Water Sha to fighting the Profound Yin Society’s Sha Shadow Hall to the death at the “Demon-Suppressing Tower,” Linlin’s heavenly-book abilities gradually awaken, but she also sees the cruelty of human nature clearly: to seize the heavenly book, the Profound Yin Society kidnaps the families of those Linlin has helped; some feng shui masters, tempted by money, help the evil sect set up the “Seven Star Sha”; even