Tokyo: Feng Shui Master

One is destiny, two is luck, three is feng shui, four is accumulation of yin virtue and five is reading, six are seven aspects and eight are worshiping gods, nine are making friends with noble people and ten are maintaining health. … In his next life, Xu Ze went to Tokyo to study as a Feng Shui master, where he worked as a Feng Shui master to find dragon acupoints, regulate qi and determine the situation, change homes and adjust fortunes, fortune-telling, cure earth qi, and suppress evil spirits. … Feng shui of the Han and Tang dynasties spread eastward to Japan, where it was localized and changed into Onmyodo. After the Meiji era, Japan's dragon veins were cut off, and the resentment of living people was used to replenish the earth's energy... As a result, thousands of urban ghost stories appeared in Tokyo. "Qingwu Jing" says: Earthly evil brings disaster, evil spirits arise from the earthly energy. Killing thousands of resentful spirits is not as good as changing an inch of the earth's veins.