I Open a Feng Shui Office in the City

My name is Lin Feng. I am an abandoned disciple of Tianshi Dao in Qingcheng Mountain. I now open a "Linghe Feng Shui Office" in the city center. My main business is: reading Feng Shui, exorcising evil spirits, regulating marriage, and measuring good and bad luck. His side hustle is: quarreling with police beauties, cheating on young men, raising ghost girls, and eating and drinking at the Internet addiction uncle's place. I thought I could earn a living by relying on half-baked skills, but I didn't expect to encounter a "haunted house evil spirit" at the beginning, and even hired a thousand-year-old chatty female ghost as an employee who had even forgotten my own obsession. From now on, my customers are no longer ordinary humans: there are earthbound spirits who are driven crazy by takeout orders, colleagues who plant "heart-piercing evil" in office buildings, and lunatics who use ancient secrets as killing tools... When the sinister situation of "Seven Coffins Locking the Dragon" emerged underground in the city, when the legendary "Netherworld Cult" extended its claws to the world, and when the wanted order from the former master came to my door again - I realized that the largest Feng Shui situation in the world had already been quietly turning. Well, since there is no way to escape. Then don't blame me, Lin Feng. My left hand is making formations, mobilizing the dragon veins of mountains and rivers; my right hand is the messenger of hundreds of ghosts, commanding the soldiers of the underworld; I am responsible for the body of chaos, balancing the yin and yang of the three realms! However, when I finally defeated the villain and saved the world, I found that I had become the biggest trouble... Looking at the policewoman girlfriend who never left me, my brothers who were brave and courageous, and the employees who had reunited their souls, I sighed and hung up the sign of the firm again. "Hello, Lingxie Office." "Regardless of people, ghosts, or gods, we will handle the business to your satisfaction." "Only this time, you have to pay more."