I Only Sell Murder Houses

I had never studied Feng Shui deeply, but I had read the section about it in Mysteries of the Six Yao.

A single book could only hold so much, so when its author compiled the text, many fundamentals were omitted and only the essential insights remained.

I had asked Seventh Master about the fundamentals. They were simple enough, and that allowed me to learn something from the book’s Feng Shui section.

When grand residences like this one were built during the Republican era, both the designers and construction workers had to understand Feng Shui. Without that knowledge, they could not have constructed such an estate.

The Feng Shui of a building like this could not be poor. It could only be excellent.

Yet the better the Feng Shui, the more easily it could be ruined. As the saying went, the full moon waned and a brimming vessel overflowed. Anything that reached its zenith would begin to decline.

Once something that damaged Feng Shui entered a place blessed with an excellent arrangement, its Feng Shui would begin to shift from prosperity into decline.

As a ferocious beast, Qiongqi governed Fright and Strange Afflictions, murder, and souls unable to ascend.

“The Ninth Concubine clearly married into Luo Mansion with a purpose.”