The Mercenary Feng Shui Master

My name is Long Yi. My comrades call me the Dragon King. I’m retired now. Before that, I served in a special forces brigade in the Southwest Theater Command of the Chinese military, where I was the brigade commander. During my service, I received multiple first- and second-class merits. Throughout the entire command, whether in physical fitness or personal ability, I could say that no one dared claim first place if I came second. I was repeatedly invited by countries and regions in the Middle East, Western Europe, and Southeast Asia to deal with problems their governments couldn’t solve, especially terrorist attacks. That’s why I was held in high regard in those places, by both governments and terrorists alike. I was particularly respected in the Western underworld, where I earned the nickname “Scalpel.” That was because I’d trained in traditional martial arts under my master since childhood, including Baji Fist, Bagua Palm, Tai Chi, and Hong Fist. I’d won martial arts championships many times before enlisting, and was even a national-level Wuying athlete. I was also well versed in the Five Elements, Bagua, feng shui, esoteric arts, and Qimen Dunjia. The national 749 Bureau once specially invited me to serve as a consultant, since my master, Zhang Zhenren, was one of its founders. I don’t even know how old he is now. After retiring, a few comrades and I founded a security company called Divine Dragon Security. We specialize in handling difficult international security assignments, especially protecting heads of state and other important figures. We’re much like mercenaries abroad. My story begins with my work as a bodyguard,