Chen Yang has never believed in ghost stories.
However, he does have some belief in feng shui.
Of course, his belief doesn't mean that good feng shui will surely bring great wealth and fortune, or anything like that.
What he believes is that if the feng shui of a place is genuinely good, it indeed nurtures people.
It provides invisible and intangible benefits to a person's spirit and physique.
This is recorded even in traditional Chinese medicine.
The car stopped at the clinic's entrance, and after getting out, Chen Yang didn't enter the house but directly asked the old man: "Do you think that place in the village suits feng shui observation?"
The old man leaned on his cane and glanced around.
"On the way here, I saw a small hill opposite the village. It should be a good place for observing feng shui," the old man said with a smile.
As soon as Chen Yang heard it, he knew the old man was talking about the small hill where Niu Ming raises his cattle.
