The water of the Ganjiang River and its nine-curved ileum have been a place where wind and energy gather since ancient times, and where yin and yang meet.
Under the neon lights of Gancheng, a seemingly prosperous modern city, ancient rules still flow. In order to seek wealth, some people set up a private "Five Ghost Fortune Bureau" in an office building; in order to be promoted, some people used the crooked idea of "borrowing dragon veins" on ancestral graves; even more, in order to survive, they did not hesitate to use their own flesh and blood as "substitutes".
Yang Songlin is a middle-aged man who runs the humble "Songlin Grocery Store" in the old town of Gancheng. On the surface, he sells incense candles, paper money, and compass pendants, but in fact he is a direct descendant of the "Yang Gong Feng Shui" that has been passed down for three hundred years. He believes in an iron law: Feng Shui saves people but also kills people. If the heart is not right, the law will not be effective.
Zeng Canwen, a well-known real estate tycoon in Gancheng, started from scratch and was ambitious. He believes in Feng Shui, but he also believes in "man can conquer nature" and always wants to take shortcuts and change destiny.
When greed meets the bottom line, when modern steel and concrete collide with ancient secrets.
This is not a story about killing monsters and upgrading, but a note about "the atmosphere of the earth" and "people's hearts".
Here, there is no golden finger that comes out of thin air, only the ultimate deduction of the mountain and river situation, the awe of folk taboos, and the karma that makes people shiver in the middle of the night.
