Reading Feng Shui in Republican-Era China [Sweet Romance]

A new novel in the same series: I Opened a Gold Mine in the Republic of China [Book Transmigration]. Please add it to your to-read list. Without enough saves, it can't make the rankings, and that's just tragic. Wishing all you sweethearts a summer without sunburn and a winter without gaining weight! ↖(^ω^)↗ This novel is also known as Every Day, a Line of Big Shots Queues Up to Give Me Money. The profound and mysterious, the gateway to all wonders. I'll tell fortunes for those with fate, and charge those without. Are my readings accurate? That's entirely up to this! (rubbing a coin) When the heiress Lu Manru stops obsessing over shopping for clothes and dancing at parties, and instead takes up fortune-telling, ghost-hunting, feng shui, and medicine, Shanghai's gossip-loving crowds say, “Have you heard? Miss Lu has been possessed!” Lu Manru declares, “I've taken over the feng shui of all Shanghai!” Bureau Chief Wang, who acts domineering but is secretly a straight-laced man, says, “There's a case here that needs your help.” A money-loving, lecherous metaphysics master VS an upright, celibate police chief A little thought from Bureau Chief Wang: Wang Chengeng: My wife used to be Shanghai's foremost socialite, famed for both her talent and beauty. Then she became a fortune-teller, and after that she went and united all of Shanghai! Ever since the Bureau Chief got himself a sweet young wife, his daily worries have changed. No longer does he fret that cases are too complicated or criminals too hard to catch. Now it's that the money chest at home is full again, the wealthy bigwigs have trampled the threshold flat again, or his wife is bringing home another handsome young man... With a father-in-law who prints money and a wife who rakes it in, Bureau Chief Wang feels like his whole body is giving off the distinctive scent of silver dollars. Theme: