Jiecheng Dragon Vein

In the northwest, there is a city called Jiecheng. This city and the Bailong River are closely related to each other, and they have been sleeping in the legends of the Hongwu period of the Ming Dynasty to this day. Chen Nian, a plumber who was so frightened that he peed his pants, unexpectedly sensed weak and sad dragon roars coming from deep in the ground beneath his feet. Dragon Vein is not dead, but it has been suppressed for six hundred years. According to legend, the loess of Huiyazi was dyed vermilion by dragon's blood, and the tendons of the dragon that killed Longya had long been severed. These stories have been passed down from generation to generation by people in Jiecheng, and traces can also be found in county annals. The feelings are real, the magic is real, the legends are real. Do you want to take a look and see how true this novel is? From "criminal mourning" to "terrestrial binding spirit", from "suppressing evil spirits" to "announcing dragons", Chen Nian originally thought that handling these Feng Shui cases was just a skill to make a living outside of water and electricity, but he did not know that he had already been involved in a shocking chess game that lasted for hundreds of years. The dragon veins of the city are waiting for you to find them.