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Yuan Tiangang, the Greatest Feng Shui Master 最牛风水大师袁天罡
Synopsis of The Greatest Feng Shui Master Yuan Tiangang Yuan Tiangang, a boy from a poor alley in Yizhou, uses his mystical arts of “reading life and death through bone” and “determining the world through qi” to leave every skeptic speechless! When the gentry laugh that “a poor kid knows nothing about physiognomy,” he tells one man, “Your sunken nose bridge means you'll lose your post within three years.” It comes true. When a charlatan uses talisman water to swindle people, Yuan treats an illne
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Guo Pu, the Feng Shui Master 风水大师郭璞
In the chaos of the Eastern Jin dynasty, the fangshi Guo Pu was once found drunk and asleep in the street, mocked by aristocratic youths as a “street-corner charlatan.” No one knew that this hard-drinking, free-spirited man carried a fragment of the Book of the Azure Satchel, or that he had bound himself to the Feng Shui inheritance System. When he buried his mother by the river, thousands condemned him as an “unfilial son,” but he declared that “in half a month, the silt will turn into farmland
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Feng Shui Master Liu Jiangdong 风水大师刘江东
The thrilling, overpowered comeback story of Feng Shui master Lai Buyi! He was once the Imperial Preceptor, but a treacherous minister framed him, and he was shackled and exiled to Lingnan. But he had real skills to back him up! Right after setting out, he casually broke the local bully’s “barren grave site.” A withered tree instantly sprouted, humiliating the villain and stunning everyone! And so began a string of satisfying victories: the Crown Prince’s curse? Broken! The Jin kingdom’s evil f
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Grand Feng Shui Master Yang Yunsong 风水大宗师杨筠松
[Feng Shui + geomancy + geomantic arts + Feng Shui masters + Feng Shui taboos and how to overcome them + metaphysics, mystical arts, fortune-telling, divination, geomancy, changing your fate and fortune + no transmigration, no livestreaming, no female lead] From a powerful Imperial Preceptor who could command the wind and rain to an immortal who helped the poor, Yang Yunsong, also known as Yang Jiupin and Yang Yi, and honored by later generations as Master Yang, was a true “rule-breaker” in the
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Feng Shui Master Liao Wenzheng, China’s Only Feng Shui Top Scholar 风水大师廖文政中国唯一风水状元
[Feng Shui + sacred geomantic sites + geomantic arts + Feng Shui masters + Feng Shui taboos and how to overcome them + metaphysics, mystical arts, fortune-telling, divination, geomancy, changing your fate and fortune + no transmigration, no livestreaming, no female lead] During the Jiajing reign of the Ming dynasty, the imperial tombs at Tianshou Mountain were nearing completion, and Emperor Jiajing issued an edict calling for the realm’s finest geomancy masters. Liao Wenzheng, a Feng Shui heir
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Zhang Daoling, Celestial Master of Longhu Mountain 龙虎山天师张道陵
The Celestial Master Zhang Daoling founded Taoism. Zhang Daoling was exceptionally bright from a young age, and had mastered the Tao Te Ching by the age of seven. While studying at the Imperial Academy, he became thoroughly versed in the Five Classics and knew astronomy, geography, the Hetu and Luoshu, and books of divination and prophecy inside out. More than a thousand people studied under him. Yet he often lamented that the books he read could not solve the problem of life and death, so he ab
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Feng Shui Master Liu Bowen 风水大师刘伯温
When Yuan soldiers massacre his village, eighteen-year-old Liu Bowen escapes with his family's ancestral compass in his arms. His father's dying words still ring in his ears: "Protect the surviving pages of the Qingwu Classic, and break the Yuan court's Dragon Vein Severing Curse!" On the run, he comes upon a mountain village plagued by the deadly "White Tiger Carrying a Corpse" formation. Five people have died in three days, and a fraudulent Feng Shui master has set up a formation that instead
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Feng Shui Master Li Chunfeng 风水大师李淳风
[The Greatest Book of Prophecy: The Tui Bei Tu + Feng Shui + Sacred Geomancy Sites + Geomantic Arts + Feng Shui Masters + Feng Shui Knowledge, Taboos, and Remedies + Metaphysics, Esoteric Arts, Fortune-Telling, Divination, and Geomancy to Change Your Fate and Fortune + No Transmigration, No Livestreaming, No Female Lead] At the end of the Sui dynasty, a baby is born in Qizhou. Yuan Tiangang studies the stars that night and writes: "The Purple Star enters his destiny, and he will command three hu
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Feng Shui Master Lai Buyi 风水大师赖布衣
Lai Wenjun passed the imperial examinations at the age of nine and rose to the rank of Imperial Preceptor. But after exposing Qin Hui’s plot to sever the dragon vein and usurp the throne, he was stripped of his position and exiled, reduced to a commoner begging in the streets. Then Heaven bestowed upon him an awakened Celestial Star Feng Shui Compass, while a fragment of the Green Crow Classic entered his soul. With a bowl of clear water, he could identify a venomous dragon; with three copper co
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Feng Shui Master Guan Lu 风水大师管辂
Amid the chaos of the Three Kingdoms, a geomancy master who was “ugly in appearance yet versed in the ways of Heaven and Earth” emerged! Guan Lu was born with a “mystic eye” that could read the flow of qi and discern spirits. At eight, he read the stars to predict wind and rain; at twelve, he became a disciple and mastered the Book of Changes. With his skills in “reading the stars to choose a home and divining to dispel misfortune,” he rose from a boy in Pingyuan to become revered by later gene
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Feng Shui Master Qiu Yanhan 风水大师丘延翰
Qiu Yanhang, courtesy name Yizhi, was from Wenxi County in the Tang dynasty, in what is now Shanxi. A descendant of the Cao Wei general Mouqiu Jian, he was a renowned Tang-dynasty Feng Shui master and was honored as the second-generation patriarch of Feng Shui. He studied under Fan Yuefeng, inherited Guo Pu's geomantic teachings, and combined them with the Book of Changes and yin-yang divination. After discovering the Haijiao Classic on Mount Tai, he established his own distinctive Feng Shui sys
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Sanliao: China's Number One Feng Shui Village, a Thousand Years in the Making 千年三僚:中国风水第一村
[Feng shui + sacred sites of geomancy + geomantic arts + feng shui masters + feng shui knowledge, taboos, and ways to overcome them + mysticism, occult arts, fortune-telling, divination, and geomancy that can change both fate and fortune + no transmigration, no livestreaming, no female lead] In the chaotic final years of the Tang dynasty, Yang Junsong, also known as Yang Jiupin and Yang Yi, and later honored as Master Yang, carried a compass and led two boys into the mountains of Xingguo Sanliao
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Feng Shui Master Futu Hong 风水大师浮屠泓
Futu Hong (circa 650–720), whose secular surname is unknown, was from Huangzhou, present-day Huanggang in Hubei. A national preceptor during the reigns of Emperor Zhongzong and Emperor Ruizong of the Tang dynasty, he was famed for his mastery of geomancy and prophecy. Accounts of his life appear in official histories and anecdotal collections, including the Old Book of Tang, the New Book of Tang, Extensive Records of the Taiping Era, and Biographies of Eminent Monks of the Song. Together, they s
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Feng Shui Master Liao Bing 风水大师廖炳
Liao Bing was from Sanliao Village in Xingguo County, Ganzhou, Jiangxi. A descendant of Liao Jinjing, founding ancestor of the Liao clan in Sanliao and inheritor of Yang Jiupin’s geomantic arts, he grew up immersed in his family’s rich feng shui tradition. He often followed his elders into the mountains to study the terrain and observe the water. Even as a child, he encountered the compass and fragments of The Green Satchel Classic, developing an instinctive affinity for feng shui. As a teenager
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Zeng Wenchuan, Feng Shui Master 风水大师曾文辿
Zeng Wenchuan was one of the four great masters of the Jiangxi school of feng shui and the foremost disciple of Yang Junsong, the grandmaster of feng shui. Together, they founded the legendary village of Sanliao in Xingguo, Jiangxi, the first village of Chinese feng shui, whose history spans a thousand years. After failing the imperial examinations, Zeng Wenchuan encounters Yang Junsong, a court feng shui master being hunted by the imperial court, in a ruined temple. A mysterious fragment of the
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Feng Shui Master Zeng Bangmin 风水大师曾邦旻
During the Jiajing reign, in Sanliao Village, Jiangxi, a “sacred Feng Shui site” personally chosen by Yang Yunsong, a young man named Zeng Bangmin began to make a name for himself. At fifteen, he brought out his ancestral compass and helped Old Li survey a plot of land for a home. In front of everyone, he refuted the old Feng Shui master Liu Laosan’s fallacy that “the White Tiger protects the home.” Citing The Green Satchel Classic, he exposed the hidden water hazard to the west and used concret
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Feng Shui Master Jiang Dahong 风水大师蒋大鸿
Introduction to Jiang Dahong, Feng Shui Master In the final years of the Ming and the early years of the Qing, war raged across the land. Jiang Pingjie, a young man from Songjiang whose courtesy name was Dahong, witnessed the Japanese pirates massacre a city and the Qing armies march south. With his family destroyed and his loved ones dead, he unexpectedly inherited half of a bronze compass left by his grandfather. This “Secret Key to Xuan Kong,” engraved with a star chart, held the key to the F
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Feng Shui Master Liao Junqing 风水大师廖均卿
# Synopsis: The Greatest Feng Shui Master, Liao Junqing Liao Junqing, a young man from Sanliao Village in Jiangxi, fishes a fragment of the Mountain-Driving Whip, passed down by Yang Junsong, from the Seven-Star Pool. His early talent for predicting disaster first brings him to prominence. He foretells a bloody conflict at Tiger-Shaped Mountain and uses seven camphor trees to set up a Seven-Star Formation and drive off bandits, winning fame in a single battle. During the Yongle era, he is summon
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Transmigrating as Emperor Wang Mang 穿越皇帝王莽
I am Wang Mang. People in later generations have called me a “transmigrator” and a “usurper who betrayed the Han.” Others have cursed me as “a mad idealist.” But do you know that when I brought the Western Han to an end with my own hands, Chang’an’s granaries were piled high with moldy millet, while starving people outside the city gnawed on dirt mixed with blood? Have those who curse me ever seen the great landlords’ granaries, dug three yards deep and still not reaching the bottom, while tenan
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Feng Shui Master Qing Wu Zi 风水大师青乌子
[Feng Shui, geomantic sacred sites, the art of geomancy, Feng Shui masters, Feng Shui knowledge, taboos and remedies, metaphysics, mystical arts, fortune-telling, divination, geomancy, changing one's fate and fortune, no transmigration, no livestreaming, no heroine] Qing Wuzi, China's first Feng Shui master, wrote The Essential Methods of Imperial Health, A Summary of Physiognomy, and The Great Meaning of the Five Elements.
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Feng Shui Master Fu Botong 风水大师傅伯通
Fu Botong was a jinshi graduate of the Song dynasty who rose to the rank of Grand Master for Court Audiences and Pillar of the State, and was enfeoffed as a Founding Baron. Renowned for his mastery of geomancy, he was once ordered to survey a site for the Southern Song imperial court’s capital. In a memorial, he advised that Hangzhou was suitable only as a temporary seat of government and should not be inhabited for long. His recommendation ultimately helped bring about the Southern Song’s decis
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Feng Shui Master Yixing 风水师一行禅师
The Feng Shui Master, Master Yixing Six-year-old Zhang Sui, later known as Master Yixing, squats beside a melon field and dispels the superstition that “the River God has sent disaster” with a single remark. He points out that the field has a deadly “reverse bow water” feng shui configuration. By reshaping the irrigation channel into an S, he turns misfortune into good fortune. Half a month later, the withered seedlings flourish again, revealing the makings of a feng shui prodigy. But who could
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Feng Shui Master Zeng Congzheng 风水大师曾从政
[The feng shui content starts in Chapter 33. You can skip the earlier chapters.] Young Zeng Congzheng goes into the mountains to gather herbs and unexpectedly finds a fragment of The Green Satchel Classic, left behind by the geomancy master Yang Junsong. It reveals his talent: he identifies a dry well, dispels evil spirits, and repeatedly defeats fake feng shui masters in his village. In the feng shui feud between the Zeng and Shen clans, he drives off his enemies with a bamboo staff and protect
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Feng Shui Master Zeng Hebin 风水大师曾鹤宾
[Feng shui + sacred geomancy sites + geomantic arts + feng shui master + feng shui knowledge, taboos, and methods for resolving them + metaphysics, occult arts, fortune-telling, divination, geomancy, changing fate and fortune + no transmigration, no livestreaming, no female lead] Feng Shui Master Zeng Hebin Young Zeng Hebin, a collateral descendant of the Zeng clan in Sanliao Village, carries half of his family’s ancestral Essentials of the Green Satchel and a broken compass. Clan elder Zeng Wan
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Feng Shui Master Liao Jinjing 风水大师廖金精
Failed the imperial exams? He turns around and becomes a living feng shui immortal! In the chaotic Five Dynasties era, Liao Yu is a gifted scholar well versed in the Five Classics. But war cuts short his prospects of entering officialdom, and his neighbors mock him as a “bookworm.” Then the half-volume of The Incomplete Green Satchel Scroll left by his dying grandfather lets him glimpse the secrets of Heaven and Earth! When a wealthy family’s grave relocation brings disaster, he spots the “White
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The Greatest Feng Shui Master in History 史上最强风水师
This is the story of the greatest feng shui master’s rise. When evil forces haunt his ancestral home and disaster strikes his parents, Wang Eryi sets out with half a rusty compass and enters Sanliao Village, China’s foremost feng shui village. But he is dismissed with the words, “An outsider will never grasp the secrets of Master Yang’s art.” No one expects him to cut through the black strands of baleful qi by instinct, or to revive a withered tree with three copper coins. His talent earns him a
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Feng Shui Master Sima Tuotuo 风水大师司马头陀
# Synopsis of the Novel Sima Toutuo, Feng Shui Master During the Kaiyuan era of the Tang dynasty, Liu Qian, a monastic steward at Yong'an Temple in Nankang Prefecture, Jiangxi, feeds a white turtle every day. In return, it unexpectedly gives him its azure saliva, opening his "heavenly eye." His right eye can perceive the flow of energy through mountains and distinguish good fortune from disaster. From then on, he takes the name "Sima Toutuo" and uses Feng Shui to help the world. With his heavenl
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Feng Shui Master Lin Xiaogong 风水大师临孝恭
Lin Xiaogong was a famous feng shui master, astronomer, and occultist of the Sui dynasty. Hailing from Jingzhao Commandery, in present-day Xi’an, Shaanxi, he was renowned for his mastery of astronomy and mathematics and his ability to predict calamities and good fortune. He was highly favored by Emperor Wen of Sui. After offering up everything he had learned in his life to reverse the movements of the stars, he was blinded for revealing the secrets of Heaven. He eventually retired from public li
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