A life of success begins with being a landlord.

I was stunned.

Everyone in the audience was stunned!

There were eight passengers: two men, five women, and one who wasn't human.

All matched.

Master Zhongyun is not just a deity, he's a living deity!

In such a situation, it's impossible for them to arrange for shills in advance, so the authenticity of this matter is beyond doubt.

Director Hong stepped forward and bowed, saying, "Master, your calculations are truly astounding. We have been amazed today and are completely convinced."

"Can we have morning tea now?" The Taoist priest smiled slightly.

Director Hong blushed and hurriedly raised his hand: "Taoist Master, please."

Dao Zixiong also complained to Director Hong: "Old Hong, you're such a busybody, always wanting to see things for yourself. Now you're convinced, aren't you?"

"I am completely convinced and utterly impressed!" Director Hong chuckled.

I accompanied everyone into the Qingshan Clubhouse for morning tea.

The Taoist priest was a man of few words, barely speaking throughout the entire conversation, only offering a smile.

Moreover, the Taoist priest ate very little; he drank a cup of tea and ate a piece of jujube paste cake.

After breakfast, we drove to Peninsula Slope to check the feng shui of the land.

The release will take place in the afternoon, but by then the Peninsula Slope has already been set up with a large stage, red carpet, colorful flags, and banners everywhere.

The Taoist priest looked around, without using a compass, just his two eyes. Occasionally he would close his eyes and meditate for a moment, and sometimes he would make calculations with his fingers.

We, a group of dozens, followed the Taoist priest, not daring to utter a sound.

The Taoist priest looked around and then walked towards the small lake to the south.

It's called a small lake, but I feel it's similar to the pond in my hometown, only a few dozen acres in size.

However, this small lake is crescent-shaped, or rather, like a bow.

The bowstring is to the north, and the bow back is to the south.

Beyond the water lies Hongxing Village.

The Taoist priest stood by the water for a moment, then finally spoke: "What a wonderful place! The water is buoyant, symbolizing continuous growth and prosperity. This place is perfect for building a residential complex. Both the feng shui and the environment will greatly benefit the residents!"

The Taoist priest spoke these words quite loudly.

It was clearly to say "GG" for Huo Yandong, so that everyone could hear it.

I peeked at Huo Yandong, and sure enough, he was beaming with joy.

Once the Taoist priest speaks, the property prices in the neighborhood will rise significantly.

"However, the sunlight reflecting off the water creates a glare effect, which needs to be modified."

The Taoist priest changed the subject, pointing to the water: "Ideally, we should build a bridge here, a curved bridge, spanning the water from west to east. South of the curved bridge, we should build a waterside pavilion. This way, we can solve the problem of glare, enhance the scenery of the neighborhood, and improve its overall quality—a win-win situation."

Huo Yandong nodded repeatedly and asked his assistant to write it down.

The Taoist priest asked for paper and pen, drew a sketch for Huo Yandong, and explained it in detail.

This involves a lot of knowledge about the Five Elements and Feng Shui, which I don't understand at all. Standing there, I felt like an idiot.

Right now, all I care about is when we'll eat. I'm starving!

Finally, the Taoist priest finished his explanation.

Huo Yandong told us to evacuate so we could go have lunch.

The Taoist priest turned to leave, but after a few steps, he suddenly stumbled.

"Huh!"

The Taoist priest was taken aback. He stopped in his tracks, looked around, and stared at his feet.

Huo Yandong was also very nervous and asked in a low voice, "Master, will everything be alright?"

The Taoist priest was silent for a moment, then pointed to the ground: "Dig up here, there are bones underneath."

Huo Yandong was taken aback: "There are remains?"

"It's alright, it's ancient remains. Just dig them up and find a place to bury them."

The Taoist priest explained to everyone, "The principles of dwellings and tombs are the same. A place that can bury the dead can also be inhabited by the living. The presence of ancient remains here proves that this is a geomantically auspicious place."

Upon hearing this, everyone's faces lit up with joy.

But many people still don't believe it, they don't believe there are bones underground.

The Taoist priest doesn't have X-ray vision, how could he possibly see through the soil and know what's buried underneath?

Many people at the scene had not participated in the morning reception and were unaware of the Taoist priest's divine calculations using just a few leaves, so they did not believe it and whispered among themselves.

I heard someone say, "If there's something down there, it might have been planned in advance..."

That makes sense.

However, I can attest that no prior arrangements were made here.

There were excavators on site, and Director Hong immediately made arrangements to start excavation.

The excavator worked quickly, and in no time at all, it dug a large pit in the ground.

Sure enough, in the steaming yellow earth, there was a broken skull!

"Oh my... the Taoist priest is truly a living god, amazing!" the crowd exclaimed.

Master Zhongyun waved his hand, signaling everyone to be quiet. He stepped forward to examine the skull and then instructed, "Find a cardboard box and collect these remains. After lunch, I will find a place to rebury them."

Director Hong quickly made arrangements.

Dao Zixiong tugged at me and asked in a low voice, "Was this skull buried beforehand?"

I rolled my eyes. "Brother Xiong, look at this land. No one has dug it up for at least several years. Could it be that the Taoist priest predicted you would invite him here years ago, so he buried the remains there?"

Such practices do exist in the world of swindling.

Some swindlers, watching people build houses, will secretly bury a pig's head or a sheep's head in a corner in the middle of the night. Years later, the swindlers will come back, saying there's a problem with the feng shui, and then dig up the pig's or sheep's head.

The host usually falls for it, thinking it's revenge from an enemy, and then becomes extremely grateful to the swindler, handing over a large sum of money.

But today, this piece of land is covered with lush green grass and has firm soil. It is clearly undeveloped virgin land that has not been touched for many years.

Therefore, Dao Zai Xiong's intelligence is also questionable.

Dao Zixiong chuckled and gave a thumbs up: "This time, I've truly seen a god, a million times more powerful than Master Wang!"

As they were talking, the Taoist priest beckoned me over.

I hurried over: "Master, is there anything I can do for you?"

"After lunch, I will bury the remains of this predecessor."

The Taoist priest pointed to a cardboard box on the side: "So at noon we can only eat vegetarian food, no meat or alcohol. Just have everyone prepare a simple lunch, no need to spend money."

"Yes, Taoist priest, I will arrange it immediately."

I nodded and went to instruct Director Hong and Director Tang to prepare a vegetarian meal.

Vegetarian meals are easy to prepare; just make some vegetables, tofu, and side dishes.

It's a pity that the banquet prepared for lunch, with its big fish, meat, seafood, and high-end liquor, was never used.

I'm unlucky; I have to eat a vegetarian meal with the Taoist priest.

Dao Zixiong, Director Liu, and others ran off to have a big meal.

Huo Yandong, Director Tang, and Director Nie were quite nice; they also ate vegetarian food with us and chatted along the way.

Because we don't drink alcohol, we finished eating in ten minutes.

The waiter brought over tea.

Looking at the Taoist priest, Nie tentatively said, "I've heard that your fortune-telling, divination, and character analysis are all very accurate. Since we have the opportunity to meet today, could you... take a look at my fortune?"

"Nie has a very good appearance, he may be a bit hardworking, but he will never have to worry about food and clothing in his life."

The Taoist priest smiled slightly: "However, starting from your birth year, after your fifth year of your birth sign, you will be able to live a peaceful and carefree life."

Director Nie pondered, "The fifth year of my birth sign?"

"That's right, it's your fifth year of your zodiac cycle, you'll be sixty years old then, and you'll be retired." The Taoist priest smiled.

That's when I realized what was happening, and I chuckled.

This Taoist priest is actually quite mischievous!

Everyone realized what was happening and burst into laughter.

The Taoist priest stood up: "Let's go, let's find a place to bury that senior's remains."