In the modern city of steel and concrete, Feng Shui physiognomy has long been regarded by many people as a superstition in the past. However, true wisdom is often hidden in the fireworks of the market and hidden in the world of mortals.
Lu Weizhen, a young man who came out of a mountain village, possesses the ancestral skills of Feng Shui and Earth. He doesn't understand Internet thinking and is not sophisticated about worldly affairs, but he is familiar with the mystical principles of the Burial Sutra and can discern the fate of dragon veins. He adheres to the ancient saying that "Feng Shui nourishes people and cultivates virtue" and firmly believes that this ancient knowledge is the wisdom of harmonizing people and nature and gaining insight into the world, rather than a tool for opportunism.
His compass is not for cultivating immortals and ascending to heaven, but only for settling the hearts of the secular world. From solving the "water-soaked coffin" problem for widows in mountain villages, to deciphering the "white tiger carrying corpse" situation for wealthy businessmen in provincial cities; from setting up the "Wenchang Bureau" in the technology company of the returnee CEO, to being involved in the mystery of the thousand-year dragon vein that affects the national destiny... He will use the most traditional wisdom to face the most realistic conflicts - business games, family feuds, battles of ideas, and even the head-on collision of Chinese and foreign metaphysics.
Let's see how this young folk geomancer, in the vast world where fame, fortune and original intention are intertwined, detects the good and bad, maintains the right path, and finally realizes: The strongest Feng Shui is not in the pattern of mountains and rivers, but in the human heart. A modern urban legend full of fireworks and mystery begins here.
Stay up late watching the series