In the troubled times of the late Qing Dynasty, the dragon's veins moved abnormally.
Su Qinghe, the last descendant of a declining Feng Shui family, witnessed his family being exterminated when he was young because he refused to perform acupuncture. He lived on the streets and learned the tricks of the martial arts. Ten years later, the six lines of divination in his left hand were unparalleled, and the compass in his right hand was capable of communicating with gods. However, due to blindness, he could only intuitively perceive the heaven and earth with "qi".
A teahouse Feng Shui case led him to get acquainted with the traditional scholar Lu Jiuqing, the eminent female figure Honggu, and the overseas engineer Shen Moxuan. The four of them formed a team to pursue the lost supreme Feng Shui classic "Nine Stars Rotation Diagram".
From the Tianjin dock to the ancient temples in the Qinling Mountains, from the Yangtze River dragon shadow to the Forbidden King's spirit, they solved the problem of foreign-style buildings, quelled the water transport crisis, and stopped the warlords from seizing the pulse... However, they fell into the ultimate torture in the torrent of history: Is Feng Shui to change a person's life, or to save a country's destiny?
But Gu Hanshan, the mastermind behind the scenes, actually wanted to "cut off the pulse and change fortunes" during the great changes of 1911, and use Feng Shui to determine the ownership of the world...
A realistic legend and a hard-core Feng Shui theory. Every case is based on ancient books, and every struggle coincides with the pulse of the times. An epic about choice, inheritance and the breathing of mountains and rivers.
Hard-core Feng Shui knowledge: Integrating theories from ancient books such as "Zha Jing", "Burial Book", and "Water Dragon Jing", all cases can be verified, and myths are rejected.
The characters are distinct: a blind Feng Shui master, an academic master, a wheelchair heroine, and a scientific engineer. The four-person team complement each other and grow together, and the villain also has a tragic fate.
High-energy plot density: each volume has a Feng Shui case, each volume has a large map turning point (such as Tianjin→Qinling→Yangtze River→Beijing→Shanghai→Kunlun), and the suspense is layered.
"Feng shui is not superstition, it is the wisdom of the ancients in understanding mountains and rivers - see how Su Qinghe uses a compass to measure people's hearts in troubled times."
