The Art of the Green Satchel: Changing Fate on the Streets

This is a life-changing legend without golden fingers. While most Feng Shui novels are still fighting for adventure, fighting for the system, and fighting for the awakening of the bloodline, "Qingnangmai: Changing Life in the Market" plunges the camera into the fireworks and dust of the urban village. A Chinese medicine stall owner, a broken ancestral book, a pack of silver needles, and a compass - does not catch ghosts, does not fight magic, does not worship gods, only uses acupuncture to adjust the qi in the body, and uses Feng Shui to guide the qi outside the home. He can repair leaks in leaky shops, old houses, and workplace difficulties for ordinary people. Chen Shouzhuo's life-changing process was a down-to-earth way of "cultivating the mind and repairing leaks." Every needle was inserted into an acupuncture point, and every step was stepped on the earth veins. The novel deeply combines traditional Chinese medicine with Feng Shui, uses the market as a dojo, and thoroughly describes the cause and effect of the world and the good and evil of people's hearts. After reading this, you will believe: the real Feng Shui is not in the compass, but in the human heart.

The author is so talented. He has a thorough understanding of Zhouyi Feng Shui. The plot is also online. The storyline is novel and attracts readers to read. It is a good material for Zhouyi gossip. It is worth recommending @ I am a swimming fish ❤️ 😘 author, please come on

This book reminds me of Qingnang Shiyi. The author uses traditional culture to unfold a grand story scene, Feng Shui magic, Qimen Dunjia, and all kinds of strange things. It is worth reading.

There is no one with a good book. It introduces a lot of easy-to-understand water knowledge, which is of great benefit to people. When your mood is good, your luck will naturally be good!