During Those Years When I Was a Feng Shui Consultant in the Capital Circle

My name is Chen Yu, the last serious successor of the Yinxian Sect. Master left early. Before leaving, he held my hand and said, "Don't imitate those nagging people. Study hard and be an ordinary person." I obeyed. He went to college, studied civil engineering, entered a design institute, drew pictures in front of CAD every day, and worked overtime until the early hours of the morning. He thought he would be an ordinary social worker in this life. It wasn't until I was 26 years old that a man wearing a floral shirt and smoking a cigarette knocked on the door of my rental house, claiming to be my junior uncle, and took out half of my master's jade pendant. He said: "Master nephew, stop drawing pictures and follow me to Shanghai to open a Feng Shui studio and make a lot of money." So I resigned from my job and rented a small shop on the second floor in Lujiazui with my junior uncle who had been expelled from the school for twenty years and opened a "Xuanyin Hall". Other people's Feng Shui pavilions display mahogany swords and statues of the Three Pure Ones. Our home displays computers, printers, and a calico cat named Fomalhaut. It was left to me by my master. I usually like to sleep on the compass, and its hair will explode when there is evil spirit. It is more accurate than any detector. Our clients range from small business owners on the verge of bankruptcy, to capital tycoons holding tens of billions of dollars, to star-studded entertainment stars. The rules of the Yinxian Sect are not to rescue poor people, not to rescue evil people, and not to rescue people who seek death. For those who are kind-hearted, I will arrange a situation casually to ensure that they are safe and smooth; The evildoer, I will move something slightly and let him be ruined. In this glamorous capital circle, I know better than anyone how many bones are buried under the high-rise buildings, and how many evil things are wrapped around the bodies of people in suits and ties.