365 Days on the Run: A Feng Shui Master's Survival

Bai Zhiwei, heir to a feng shui family, is so broke she can’t even pay her rent. A debt-collection notice is plastered on her door, and all she has left is her ancestral master’s shrine tablet.

To pay off a million in debt, she takes on a sky-high-paying job: surveying a legendary tomb for the living for a mysterious tycoon.

Her fellow practitioners mock her as an amateur, her rivals set deadly traps, and the ancient tomb is crawling with mechanisms and evil spirits.

With a compass in her left hand and a peachwood sword in her right, Bai Zhiwei can talk a vengeful ghost into reincarnation and infuriate a living person to death with a few words.

“Hey, you, blocking the road and robbing people. You look just like my old boss, who still owes me wages. That’s a bad omen.”

“This place is cursed. It’s suitable for weddings, but not for digging. Otherwise, smoke will be pouring from your family’s ancestral graves.”

Just when everyone thinks she’s going to die in the tomb, she’s thriving: breaking traps, recruiting underlings, and even winning over the tomb owner’s pet as a sidekick.

Only when she opens the door to the main burial chamber does she realize this isn’t a tomb at all, but a gigantic prison.

The person she must save is the very demon she is supposed to seal away.

And she is the only key.