Beilong Celestial Master

Qin Shuang's greatest luck in his life was meeting the dying old man at the most unlucky time. He was born in a poor ravine at the foot of Changbai Mountain. His parents died when he was three years old, and he followed his lame grandfather around the countryside to do odd jobs. When he was fifteen years old, his grandfather was seriously ill. He went up the mountain in the rain to collect medicine and hid in an abandoned temple. He met a strange old man who was dying. Before he died, the old man stuffed three tattered ancient books into his arms and said something that he could not understand for half his life - "This technique is the key to Zhenbei Dragon Veins. Those who have mastered it must guard Beilong. Do not teach it to anyone who is not their own, and do not use it if they are not their own. Anyone who violates this technique will be punished by both heaven and earth." Since then, Qin Shuang's world has changed. He can tell at a glance which mountain is the real dragon's den and which river is the evil water; as soon as he enters the house, he can tell which year and month someone died in this house and who died; he can turn a family's fate upside down by placing something casually. He relied on Feng Shui to show people haunted houses, solve unsolved cases, and hunt for treasures. He went from a poor boy to a legend in the industry. But trouble also comes - Someone paid him a lot of money to ask him to do the unreasonable "extreme household game", but he refused and held a grudge; Some colleagues were jealous of his abilities and set up a series of traps to kill him; There are even more mysterious forces spying secretly, because the three books in his hand hide a shocking secret—— Deep in Changbai Mountain, there is a thousand-year-old dragon vein that guards China's destiny. And those three secret techniques are precisely the "keys" to this dragon vein. Some people want to destroy the dragon's veins, and some want to steal the dragon's veins, but Qin Shuang is tied to the position of guardian by the old man's words before his death.