The Grand Wilderness Feng Shui

In the world of cultivation, people strive for a wisp of spiritual energy and seek the great path to immortality. Xu Xin, however, embarks on a path that no one has ever taken. Transported to the Grand Wilderness, he unexpectedly obtains a scroll of wordless ancient map. Wherever he goes, he measures mountains and rivers. Mountains and rivers as meridians, rivers as blood, caves as acupoints. While others are still in seclusion refining qi, he has already begun to measure mountains, seek earth veins, and enlighten mountains and rivers. Measuring, acupoint tapping, consecrating, linking, connecting peaks, creation... With mountains and rivers as his body, with all living beings in his heart. He is not cultivating himself; he is cultivating a world. The Qingyun Sect wants to seize the mountain soul, and Xu Xin borrows a sword from the mountains and rivers to suppress the sect. Evil cultivators want to sacrifice mountains with blood, so he uses the power of mountains and rivers to cut off their incense. But as one mountain after another falls into his palm, Xu Xin gradually discovers—the stronger the mountains and rivers, the more he bears. If the mountain dies, the official falls. If the mountain prospers, the people are at peace. When ten thousand miles of mountains and rivers are all in his palm, he will ultimately face a question that no one can answer: If heaven and earth can be consecrated, who should consecrate all living beings? In this life, he does not cultivate himself; he cultivates mountains and rivers. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Grand Wilderness Feng Shui — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠