Modern Supernatural Stories Focused on Feng Shui

57 千 Thousand Years of Sanliao: the First Feng Shui Village in China Next Door, Lao Wang Next DoorHistorical397k WordsOngoing 5Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Under the feng shui aura of Sanliao Village, there is a fatal crisis! Yang Junsong's inheritance and the origins of the Ming Tombs are no match for the strange curse of the forbidden land. The road to decryption is full of dangers. Is the ultimate truth closely related to the secret book of the imperial treasury?

58 修 Repairing Dragon Veins: Starting from Digging Dragons in the Three Gorges Liang ZiyuanUrban319k WordsCompleted 55Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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Repairing dragon veins is not tomb robbing. You can't open and close like that, pick up the pickaxe and just dig down. Grave robbing is destruction and plundering, and what is captured is the burial of death. And repairing the dragon veins is to soothe and awaken, and to continue the vitality of mountains and rivers. This is an elegant and sacred technique. It is like a doctor taking the pulse, and the fingertips touch the pulse of the earth. You should be like a painter who uses his brush to adjust the charm of the earth's energy. We use our minds to feel the breathing of the mountains, and use the gentlest techniques to relieve congestion and heal scars. Let that majestic and spiritual power run freely in the blood of China again. This practice is not only geography, but also the luck of water and soil in a place, which is the foundation for the harmony between heaven, earth and man. Every successful repair is a pious protection of this ancient land. . . . . . . . .

59 风 Feng Shui Master Zeng Wenyu Next Door, Lao Wang Next DoorHistorical295k WordsOngoing 1Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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One of the founders of Feng Shui, the story is amazing and worth reading more

60 乡 Strange Stories from the Countryside Zhang XiaoheMystery156k WordsCompleted 2.1kReads9.1Score137Shelves

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61 风 Feng Shui Master Liu Jiangdong Next Door, Lao Wang Next DoorEastern Fantasy359k WordsOngoing 14Reads5.8Score—Shelves

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A baby with white hair, considered "unlucky", was born in Yudu, Jiangxi. He is Liu Jiangdong, destined to break his destiny and become a Feng Shui legend! When he was young, his family fell into decline. Before his death, his father asked him to find the dragon's acupoint and revive the family. He embarked on the journey alone and unexpectedly met Yang Junsong, a master of Feng Shui. With his talent, he could discern the secrets of heaven at a glance and was accepted as his apprentice. From the time when he first showed his talents in "Testing the Acupoints with Copper Coins" to when he finally obtained the true inheritance of Mr. Yang, he counterattacked all the way and slapped everyone who looked down upon him in the face! After striking out independently, he dug auspicious points, changed ancestral halls, solved dangerous situations, and even outsmarted his fellow sects to resolve the "hungry tiger land" conspiracy, making him famous in southern Gansu. He also broke the millennium-old rules and openly accepted disciples, teaching all without distinction, setting off a revolution in the popularization of Feng Shui! In his later years, he moved south to Lingnan, wrote books, and left behind prophecy puzzles that spanned hundreds of years... This is a counterattack life from an "unfortunate son" to a great master, and it is also a legend that turns secret techniques into wisdom that benefits the common people! Feng shui battles, fateful duels, time and space foreshadowing - every case is wonderful, every destiny is magnificent! Want to know how he uses the "Twelve Upside Down Staff Technique" to point out all the dragon caves in the world? How to go from being ridiculed to being respected? Everything is in "Feng Shui Master Liu Jiangdong"! !