
The Feng Shui Master of Rongcheng
蓉城阳宅师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 133k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
78Chapters
3Reads
2Listens
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Five-star book review of "Rongcheng Yangzhaishi" As a fan of Feng Shui metaphysics, this book really hit all the cool points and highlights, and is completely a benchmark work of modern urban Feng Shui literature! The author combines the professional knowledge of Yangzhai Feng Shui with urban business wars and worldly sophistication so smoothly. There are no obscure terminology or outrageous golden fingers. Every plot of Feng Shui, breaking the situation, and changing fortunes is logical and full of details. It can not only allow knowledgeable people to see the way, but also make novice readers read with gusto. The character of the main character is so lovable! He is not the crazy and cool Long Aotian, but a local Yangzhai master from Chengdu who has bottom line, finesse and sense of proportion. He has an authentic Sichuan and Chongqing pyrotechnics, dealing with the human society and breaking through the feng shui bureau. He has both the reality of urban life and the mystery of a master of metaphysics, and the arc of the character is full. The plot rhythm is even more amazing! It catches the eye with a high-energy Yangzhai bureau at the beginning, and the follow-up unit case + main line foreshadowing are two parallel lines. Each Feng Shui case is closely related to human nature, from the grievances of wealthy families to the livelihood of the people, from business layout to family fortune, Feng Shui metaphysics is integrated into every aspect of the modern city. The author is also very attentive in depicting the regional culture of Chengdu, and it is full of fireworks. It seems as if he has followed the protagonist through the streets and alleys of Chengdu, giving him a direct sense of immersion. Whether you are a fan of Feng Shui metaphysics or a reader who likes urban novels and suspenseful plots, this book is definitely not to be missed! Five-star recommendation, just rush in with your eyes closed and you're done!