I Read Feng Shui in Tokyo, and the Tycoon Aunts Spoil Me Rotten

“Urban feng shui + invincible wish fulfillment + wealthy older ladies + sweet everyday romance + overwhelming superiority”

Jiang Ye, the top scorer in the national college entrance exam, should have entered an elite university. Instead, a powerful rich kid rigged the system and took his place, destroying his future. When Jiang Ye tried to seek justice, he was beaten nearly to death.

At death’s door, his blood accidentally activates an ancient family heirloom jade, awakening the ancestor asleep within it. He gains the lost Book of Heavenly Secrets: Feng Shui Mysticism, a text missing for a thousand years.

With no prospects at home, he heads to Tokyo!

While other people go to Japan to find work, Jiang Ye goes there to read feng shui.

Using his skills in geomancy, changing people’s luck, dispelling evil influences, and arranging auspicious sites, he sees through the “Heavenly Blade Sha” afflicting a mansion as soon as he arrives in Tokyo, and casually saves a gracious, fabulously wealthy matriarch. From then on, Tokyo’s upper circles are thrown into chaos: real estate wives ask him to stabilize their homes and improve their luck, heiresses beg him to defy fate and change their lives, shrine maidens chase after him to become his disciples, and even Japanese onmyoji are crushed by him on the spot.

Read the feng shui of a mansion, and the mansion is his.

Set up a grand formation, and billions roll in.

The older ladies dote on him, the heiresses cling to him, and the elite fawn over him. All of Tokyo is talking about the young man from China who can change fortunes and fates with a turn of his compass.

Jiang Ye has only one goal: to reach the top in Tokyo, then return home in glory with wealth, influence, and a whole crowd of people on his side.

Those who once stole his future will eventually kneel and watch as he settles every score.