The Folk Feng Shui Master

In a modern city of steel and concrete, many people dismiss feng shui and face-reading as superstitions fit only for dusty old books. Yet true wisdom is often found in the bustle of everyday life, hidden amid the myriad faces of the mortal world.

Lu Weizhen, a young man from a mountain village, inherits the family art of feng shui and geomancy. He knows nothing of internet marketing and is no good at social niceties, but he understands the profound principles of The Book of Burial and can read the flow of dragon veins and fortune. He follows the old teaching that “feng shui nurtures people, and virtue even more,” believing this ancient discipline to be a wisdom that harmonizes humanity with nature and reveals the hearts of the world, not a tool for exploiting others.

His compass is not for cultivating immortality or ascending to heaven, but for bringing peace to ordinary people. From solving a mountain village widow’s “water-soaked coffin” predicament to unraveling a “white tiger carrying a corpse” formation for a wealthy provincial capital businessman; from arranging a “Wenchang formation” at a tech company run by an overseas-returnee CEO to being drawn into the mystery of a thousand-year-old dragon vein tied to the fate of the nation... He uses the most traditional wisdom to confront the most real conflicts: business rivalries, family feuds, ideological disputes, and even direct clashes between Chinese and foreign mysticism.

See how this young folk geomancer navigates a world entangled in fame, fortune, and his original ideals, discerning fortune and misfortune while upholding what is right, until he finally realizes that the strongest feng shui is found not in the lay of mountains and rivers, but in the human heart. A modern urban legend full of everyday warmth and mystery begins here.