The City Heavenly Master Who Changes Fates

He'd been a courier for three years, wanting nothing more than a quiet, stable life.

Until one night, he wandered into a haunted house and came face-to-face with a female ghost on a livestream.

Lin Chen, twenty-five, the last surviving heir of a feng shui family, witnessed his entire family being murdered fifteen years ago. To survive, he hid his talents, delivering packages, renting a subdivided room, and calling everyone "brother." But in that villa, he used a bag of table salt to draw a yin-yang diagram, broke the vicious ghostly formation that had haunted the place for five years, and brought himself back to the attention of his enemies.

The Wuxiang Society. The real culprits behind his family's massacre now use feng shui to manipulate property prices and drain the nation's fortunes. And standing among them is a girl in sunglasses: his younger sister, missing for fifteen years. Raised by his enemies, she's waiting to kill him with her own hands.

"I don't have a brother." When she plunged the knife into him, her gaze was colder than the blade.

He must risk life and limb to make her turn back. This isn't a comeback story, but a redemption. It isn't about face-slapping, but betting his life on the chance she'll call him "brother."

Winter Solstice night, a livestream from a haunted house. If you dare click in, don't expect to get out.