My father spent his whole life working in public transportation and spent all his savings to buy real estate in the city. In order to facilitate his brother's marriage, he resolutely sold the house and returned to his hometown. He emptied all his provident funds as a bride price, so that his sister-in-law Su Niannian and her brother could sit in the wedding house in the city center. I came to ask for money to prepare for my wedding, but my sister-in-law refused with a betrothal gift and private property. My father was conciliatory and advised me to put brotherly harmony first.
A few years later, my father became seriously ill and was bedridden. I expected my brother to express his gratitude and take responsibility, but Su Niannian confused the truth and forced me to bear the full medical expenses on the grounds that I had not separated the family. My father gave in cowardly and said frankly that his brother could not make the decision because of his guilt, so he forced me to advance the money and promise to pay it back later. I was cold-hearted and refused to compromise, and eventually my father passed away with regret. My brother couldn't get rid of his grudge, so he casually handed me the dilapidated old house in the countryside as his only inheritance.
I was born with five disadvantages and three shortcomings, and I was destined to have a weak relationship with my relatives and be alone for the rest of my life. Since I took over this evil old house, I have been forced to enter the evil Feng Shui business. Without the blessing of a heaven-defying aura, there is no brainless fun. I have traveled through various supernatural dungeons in haunted ancient villages and barren tombs, and faced the residents' suspicion and betrayal and the coldness of human nature. Deeply cultivated in folk secrets such as funeral rituals, finding dragon acupoints, and choosing the location of ghost houses, using mortal flesh and blood to fight against the shackles of fate, polishing one's character in life and death dangers, and repeatedly pulling between human regrets and Jianghu morality...
