Yang Junsong, Feng Shui Grandmaster

Yang Junsong, the Feng Shui master: At six, he met a hermit and received the Book of the Azure Satchel. At fifteen, he predicted a flood with Feng Shui and saved countless lives. At seventeen, he passed the imperial examinations and entered the Astronomical Bureau in Chang'an. By thirty, he had become Emperor Xizong's personal Imperial Feng Shui Master! From child prodigy in Douzhou to Tang dynasty Imperial Feng Shui Master and then founding patriarch of Feng Shui, he created the Yang Gong compass and established the five key principles of “dragon, cave, sand, water, and orientation.” He wrote five classic works, including The Dragon-Shaking Scripture, but after refusing to find a “land fit for an emperor” for the powerful, he was hunted by treacherous ministers and poisoned by a vassal prince! When Huang Chao's rebellion broke out, he abandoned his post and fled south to Qianzhou, now Ganzhou, carrying secret palace texts. More than ten times, he used Feng Shui to break enemy formations and repel attackers. He helped build the village of Sanliao, later called China's foremost Feng Shui village, planned Ganzhou city, and taught disciples the Jiangxi school of Feng Shui. The name “Immortal Savior of the Poor” resounded through the chaos and was passed down for a thousand years! Based on historical records, this book chronicles three major stages in the life of Feng Shui patriarch Yang Junsong, along with countless triumphant face-slapping moments. He used his art to help the people, but could he escape the murderous schemes of the powerful? Could his secret Feng Shui techniques ultimately benefit all under heaven? See how a great master held fast to his original purpose amid turmoil and forged a Feng Shui legend that would endure for a thousand years!