King of Feng Shui: Notes from a Folk Feng Shui Master

My name is Chen Qingxuan. I'm a traveling yin-yang master, nicknamed the Living King of Hell. Every strange case I encounter while making my rounds from village to village is rooted in real folk customs.

Why can a centenarian's joyful funeral turn into a demand for someone's life? One wrong step with the farewell meal, eternal lamp, or coffin that must never touch the ground, and evil spirits break loose. If someone calls your name on a night road, should you look back? What should you do when a wedding clashes with a funeral? Why does placing one coffin on top of another mean “the family line will end”? Ancient rules for weddings and funerals, baleful layouts in homes and tombs, emergency methods to ward off evil, feng shui tips for good fortune, and more: everything written here comes from rules passed down by our elders, practical knowledge you can put to use yourself.