The Reborn Daily Life of a Max-Level Feng Shui Master

After being reborn, Bo Ling discovers things more interesting than feng shui. Like getting into arguments with people on social media. In her previous life, she was the top practitioner in the world of the occult. Her home was filled with plaques honoring her virtue, sent by countless influential and devoted followers. Though all Bo Ling wanted was to flame people, she had to act like a refined gentleman and maintain the dignity of a grandmaster. Now that she has been reborn with no reputation to speak of, Bo Ling goes wild, roasting people on social media. "I'm fucking dying laughing. If our patriarch knew about this from beyond the grave, he'd probably come back to life, from sheer anger." "If I followed the original poster's advice, there'd probably be a yard of grass growing on my grave by now." "You should switch to selling insurance. With a silver tongue like yours, working in feng shui is a waste of talent!" The occult influencers are hopping mad, convinced she's desperate for fame. Then one day, while assessing someone's feng shui, one of them makes a tiny mistake and causes an accident, the kind where both the practitioner and the client die on the spot. At the critical moment, the young feng shui master takes a chance and does what that idiot troll told him to do! Holy crap... He's alive! The death curse is gone, the baleful energy has retreated, and this dead zone has become a once-in-a-century auspicious formation. I'm on my knees. You're incredible, Dad! Someone asks Bo Ling why, despite being so skilled at feng shui, she still has a day job. Wouldn't it be great to open a shop, help people with their feng shui, and make a fortune every day? Bo Ling says disdainfully, "When I realized that one day of studying for me was worth ten years of progress for everyone else, I stopped wanting to make a living from this craft." "After all, the Way of Heaven cherishes life. We have to leave the useless practitioners in our field a way to survive." [Warning: The blurb may change, but the romantic orientation won't.] Visit the author's profile for these works: Completed occult feng shui novel with a male lead and no horror: *The Days I Was Forced to Become a Feng Shui Master* Completed cheerful, slice-of-life beachcombing novel with a female lead (with some padding): *Fishpond Owner* Completed slice-of-life occult fortune-telling novel with a female lead, an older master, and a teacher-disciple relationship: *The Daily Life of a Fortune Teller Forced to Work* Theme: Happiness~