Friends always ask me: "Lin Jiu, are the supernatural rumors in the entertainment industry true or false?"
I usually answer: "Fake."
The friend breathed a sigh of relief: "Let me just say, it's all hype."
Then I will add: "Ninety percent is true, only 10% is false, and the other 10% was suppressed by us and not exposed."
My friend looked like he had swallowed a fly.
I'm not kidding.
What you see on the hot searches are "a woman's cry was heard from the crew in the middle of the night", "a mirror in an actress's home cracked for no apparent reason", and "a strange dark shadow appeared above a top-notch concert".
Ninety percent of these are true. It's just that no one dares to dig deep. In the end, no one can afford what is dug out.
I worked as a "field manager" in Hengdian for three years, and actually handled no less than forty supernatural incidents for the entertainment industry.
There are celebrities who have their heads lowered, there are crews who are trapped by Feng Shui bureaus, there are entire filming locations built on mass graves, and there is even a movie star.
There was nothing wrong with him. The problem was that every night when he went to bed, there was another person lying under the bed.
No, not people.
My name is Lin Jiu, the 79th generation descendant of the Maoshan Sect.
This book records my real experience from entering the industry to becoming a top Feng Shui consultant in the entertainment industry.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not here to teach you how to draw charms and recite mantras. I just want to tell you the truth:
The water in the entertainment industry is much deeper than you think.
And there really is something underneath those waters.
