A Feng Shui Master in the Cultivation World

The concept of transforming auspicious sites into spiritual locations for city building in Mind Overlord is quite good. I could later study architecture and formations to design and plan for sects, markets, and even dynasties.

🤔A fantasy novel that appears to be about a feng shui master, but is actually just a feng shui master in disguise.

Stay calm, don't be reckless... Or I'll send you a knife. I know you're from Guangdong.

Are you sure he's a feng shui master? Judging from the description, I thought he was a tomb raider…

I couldn't stand it anymore and left. The protagonist, with his tiny, one-dimensional power, is constantly messing around with a bunch of six-dimensional and eight-dimensional characters. If a one-dimensional protagonist is already this powerful, then an eight-dimensional one would be practically invincible. And this protagonist even does feng shui for others.

Feng shui and destiny inevitably involve merit, good deeds, and negative energy. In ancient times, many wealthy and powerful people were not exactly honest or good people, and the protagonist, a feng shui master, mostly helped these people. It's impossible to distinguish between good and bad; the amount of merit and good deeds the protagonist possesses can be deducted.

Becoming a Feng Shui Master and Shennong Herbalist in a World of Cultivation

I hope you'll write more storylines where characters create trouble for others. Seeing too many stories where characters passively or actively resolve problems feels so frustrating.

Author, you damn idiot, you've finally decided to start writing after all this time! The premise is great, don't abandon it!

Keep it up, Shennong! Every book you write has a great theme. The key is to avoid ending up in the palace! 🥺🥺🥺🥺