Autumn 2000, Jiangzhou Railway College.
Lu Feng is a vocational school student who has given up on life, but he can see “qi.” A car accident, a chance encounter in which he plays the hero and saves a beauty on campus, an umbrella, and a fateful letter set the gears of destiny grinding into motion. As the stars of the Big Dipper fall into place one by one, a young man who can see baleful energy steps into the world of feng shui.
The classical guitar Greedy Wolf chooses him as its master, and he has the musical feng shui art, the Heart Formula of the Sound Veins, at his side. While others use compasses to seek dragon veins and locate acupoints, he dispels baleful forces and steadies the veins with music. From campus to the business district, from Jiangzhou to the capital, he faces trapped-dragon formations, the secret struggles of three schools, seven coffins devouring the veins, seven nails binding a dragon, and a century-old dragon-devouring scheme, all unveiled piece by piece.
“Sound is the surface, rhythm is the image, and qi is the soul. The meaning of the music is a sword. Musical feng shui can soothe spirits, dispel baleful forces, and commune with the divine.”
When the Greedy Wolf star shines, seven young people chosen by the stars take up guitar, guzheng, pipa, piano, flute, drums, violin, and a golden abacus to play a battle hymn for their age, one that protects the dragon veins and upholds the righteous path.
Wenqu is gentle, Wuqu aloof, Qisha unruly, and Jumen rational. With a pen pal at his left and comrades-in-arms at his right, Lu Feng leads the Big Dipper crew from campus clubs to founding a company, racing from apprentice to grandmaster. Mystery, a fast-paced power fantasy, humor, expert feng shui, musical harmony, and romantic storylines featuring multiple heroines all come together.
The Greedy Wolf’s mission was never to devour, but to protect: the dragon veins, all living beings, and the people he holds dear.
The Big Dipper shines on, and the story is not over.
