The Fortune Teller Is Handsome

Chen Yuanliang, a feng shui prodigy from the mountains of western Hunan, steps into Shenzhen for the first time and discovers something shocking—the city's dragon vein has been tampered with. When a factory is haunted at midnight, he solves it in three days, making the factory owner kneel in gratitude. A billionaire female CEO's company suffers repeated blood disasters; he sees through the 'White Tiger Carrying Corpse' pattern at a glance, and after a three-million-yuan layout to dissolve the evil, the CEO trusts no one but him. A rich second-generation mocks him as a 'country bumpkin shaman'; Chen reads his face and reveals his kidney deficiency on the spot, stunning the crowd. Overnight, the country boy from western Hunan becomes the youngest legend in Shenzhen's feng shui world. But he doesn't know—the three-century-old feud of the Chen family, the Japanese evil feng shui sect 'Nine Chrysanthemums', has already laid a century-long dark scheme in Shenzhen. The woman in the red dress his grandfather mentioned is waiting for him in the shadows with a nine-petal chrysanthemum talisman. And his fate is both the Lone Star of Doom and the Roaring Purple Star. When Japanese onmyoji set foot on Chinese soil and the dragon vein's wound begins to bleed, Chen Yuanliang finally understands: his grandfather sent him to Shenzhen not to make a living, but to protect.