Chapter 41

What is a "sharp corner confrontation"? It is a term in Feng Shui, meaning that from your shop, you can see a sharp corner object directly facing it, which blocks the view. A place that was originally quite open suddenly has a sharp object, and when you look over, you see this sharp object right away. This sharp object is very eye-catching, and the first thing you see is this sharp object. This is what is called a "sharp corner confrontation."

The landscape stone outside Wu Kun's shop is very peculiar. It is basically a round shape, but from Wu Kun's flower shop, you can see a shape that looks like an axe or a knife, forming a "sharp corner confrontation" in Feng Shui.

A "sharp corner confrontation" is very detrimental to business.

Tang Zhendong also carefully observed that only from Wu Kun's shop does this "sharp corner confrontation" appear. From the shops next to Wu Kun, it does not form a "sharp corner confrontation." Feng Shui is indeed so magical! Although Tang Zhendong did not go to the shops next to Wu Kun to ask about their business, according to Feng Shui, the shops next to Wu Kun should not be affected. However, he needs to ask Wu Kun tomorrow to see if this is true.

The solution to a "sharp corner confrontation" is actually very simple, and it can be solved with just a few hundred dollars by placing a Taishan stone in Wu Kun's flower shop.

However, the solutions vary in scale. A large solution is to place a large Taishan stone, while a small solution is to place a small Taishan stone. Of course, the price difference between a large Taishan stone and a small one is significant.

"Xiao Tang, should we give Wu Kun a steady solution or a radical one?" After drinking, Old Ye was in high spirits and was still planning how to handle tomorrow's business.

Old Ye's main business is usually fortune-telling, and he rarely moves his location, staying in the small alley next to the train station. Old Ye rarely involves himself in the Feng Shui business because, first, he has no way to learn about Feng Shui, having only read half of the "Mai Yi Shen Xiang." Second, people who ask for Feng Shui advice are usually big bosses, and Old Ye cannot persuade them. Third, although Feng Shui and physiognomy have always been closely related, the Feng Shui business has a very high threshold, and Old Ye, who runs a street stall, has no trace of a Feng Shui master.

Old Ye really wants to do Feng Shui for small business owners like Wu Kun because they do not have the strong social connections of big bosses. Even if he fails, no one will come to fight him, and at most, he will suffer in silence.

In Old Ye's understanding, even if a Feng Shui master has some real skills, they are mainly about deception. Feng Shui and physiognomy, no matter how they change, always revolve around deception.

So, even though Old Ye has seen Tang Zhendong's small tricks, he still thinks that Tang Zhendong is more like a barefoot doctor. The so-called "beam pressing the head" and "pagoda piercing the heart" are just auxiliary methods, and the main method for treating problems is the internal cultivation techniques that Tang Zhendong possesses.

The world is strange: the more one is involved in a field, the more they think they see through its essence, but in reality, they are just lost in it.

"What is a steady solution, and what is a radical one?" Tang Zhendong was a bit confused by Old Ye's meaning.

"A steady solution means we take it slow with Wu Kun. When solving his problem, don't solve it all at once. Of course, we should let Wu Kun pay the money gradually, not all at once, so it can be a steady stream. A radical solution is a one-time deal. We hit Wu Kun hard and then disappear, regardless of whether the problem is solved or not. Of course, this is not good for us as newcomers."

Hearing Old Ye's words, Tang Zhendong couldn't help but laugh, "It seems we can only do a one-time deal, hitting for ten or twenty thousand, and that's it."

"But we are planning to make a big move, and this way, we seem a bit... what."

"Old Ye, can we think more seriously? Now, everyone advocates sustainable development. We should also aim for sustainable development. What you are suggesting is clearly a lack of confidence. A one-time deal will ruin our reputation in Haicheng. Besides, not solving the problem at once means that we won't be able to survive in Haicheng as the first small group to open up."

Tang Zhendong has a fiery personality and dislikes dragging things out. He considers problems comprehensively and thoroughly. His meaning is: if we want to engage in this business, we must have the determination to do so and make a strong start.

Hearing Tang Zhendong's confidence, Old Ye also felt that Tang Zhendong was right. He just lacked confidence in his own skills. Now that Tang Zhendong is confident, he also became enthusiastic, "Alright, Xiao Tang, let's do it your way. We'll make a strong start tomorrow."

The two planned for a long time, and finally, Old Ye, following Tang Zhendong's instructions, went to invite the God of Wealth and the Taishan stone early the next morning to prepare to open the fortune for Wu Kun's shop.

Of course, a Taishan stone is enough to open the fortune for Wu Kun's flower shop. Inviting the God of Wealth is for two reasons: to earn more money and to make people believe more. The Taishan stone is the solution to the "sharp corner confrontation," while the God of Wealth brings prosperity. Wu Kun's place is naturally prosperous, but the prosperity is suppressed by the "sharp corner confrontation." Solving the "sharp corner confrontation" will naturally restore the prosperous energy.

So, the God of Wealth is optional, but in the general perception, only by inviting the God of Wealth can one bring prosperity.

The Taishan stone is Tang Zhendong's solution, and the God of Wealth is Old Ye's suggestion.

The two planned everything until around nine o'clock, and then Tang Zhendong went home.

However, plans are often outpaced by changes. Despite their thorough planning and preparation, the two waited for Wu Kun's call all day, but Wu Kun did not call Old Ye, making Old Ye doubt whether he had even written down Wu Kun's phone number.

"Is this old guy still drunk?"

"I'm afraid he's pretending to be still drunk after waking up. Did you pay the bill yesterday?"

"No, I'm not that foolish. I paid with the money I took from his pocket."

Tang Zhendong could understand Wu Kun's urgency but always had doubts about his character. From Wu Kun's facial features, his nose, which represents the Palace of Wealth, is slightly plump, indicating a successful small business owner, but he has no chance of becoming a big boss. The Palace of Friendship on his cheeks is slightly sunken, indicating that Wu Kun is full of scheming when making friends.

However, his anxious and hurried appearance yesterday was genuine, showing that he really wanted to solve his problems.

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