[Feng shui, the Four Pillars of Destiny, face reading, Zhuyou healing, folk secret arts, Taoist magic...]
[A friendly reminder: The feng shui practices in this book are depicted realistically. Please don’t imitate them. Remember to believe in science.]
First comes fate, then luck, then feng shui; fourth comes accumulating good deeds, fifth comes studying. A newborn’s first three cries, and whether they’ll be beautiful or ugly, are decided by heaven. No matter how hard we work, none of us can escape fate.
Fate is bestowed by heaven, but fortune is made by oneself. Feng shui is the study of space, while destiny is the study of time. Only by combining the two can one determine the workings of the universe.
Li Zhiyi learned all sorts of skills from his grandfather as a child, but his grandfather made him swear never to reveal them to anyone before he died. After his grandfather’s passing, Li Zhiyi enters the city with his younger sister, Li Mulan, who was born with yin-yang eyes and can communicate with animals. He opens a divination shop called Yiyuan Pavilion, helping people read their fortunes and solve their problems...
Only later does Li Zhiyi learn that his school was divided into the Celestial, Terrestrial, and Arcane branches. He himself is an heir to the Celestial branch, which excels in divination...
As a reader who only reads Feng Shui miraculous articles, a lot of the Feng Shui content in it is really too professional.