Chapter 44

"Regarding the so-called Taishan Stone Gallbladder, it actually has another name that we are all familiar with, called Taishan Stone Guardian. Of course, in our industry, we call it Taishan Stone Gallbladder. The Taishan Stone has been associated with many taboos since ancient times and is believed to have the power to ward off evil. However, most people only know that the Taishan Stone Guardian can ward off evil, but few know that it is a powerful tool to counter the sharp angles in feng shui."

"Master Tang, your knowledge of Daoist practices is profound, I am truly impressed!"

Wu Kun admired Tang Zhendong because Tang Zhendong dared to tell him about these matters in feng shui and proposed corresponding solutions. This alone planted the seed of trust in Wu Kun's heart.

It must be understood that feng shui masters on the market always make themselves seem mysterious, speaking in a way that seems to be more mystical to highlight their mysterious aura. However, Tang Zhendong dared to speak so clearly, clearly showing great confidence in what he said.

This confidence first infected Wu Kun, making him deeply trust Tang Zhendong and Old Ye.

Although Wu Kun now had some trust in Tang Zhendong and Old Ye, in Tang Zhendong's heart, Wu Kun was a person of little trust and little righteousness. However, Wu Kun was their first client, so even if he disliked this person, he could not ruin the deal. This job must be done well; it was their first shot in the feng shui industry in Haicheng, and it had to be a success.

However, Tang Zhendong had a doubt in his heart. Besides the Taishan Stone Gallbladder he proposed with Old Ye, he had just thought of a more powerful method. This method not only countered the feng shui stones that formed the sharp angles of the Huanhai Real Estate Company but could also take the lead and transfer the Huanhai Real Estate Company's wealth to Wu Kun.

However, this method was somewhat drastic, and most people would not believe it. If someone deeply believed in feng shui, they might follow it, but although Wu Kun also believed in feng shui, his lack of trust and righteousness made Tang Zhendong feel that he would not listen to this earth-shattering move.

However, after much thought, Tang Zhendong felt it was better to say it. Although this move was drastic, it was a test of Wu Kun's devotion to feng shui. If Wu Kun adopted it, this battle would certainly become a great start for Tang Zhendong and Old Ye in Haicheng, making them famous in the feng shui industry.

This move was: Burning the Prosperous Shop.

"Mr. Wu, the two methods my master mentioned earlier can only address the symptoms. If you want to address the root cause, there is actually a more fundamental solution, but my master had some reservations and did not mention it. Do you want to hear it?"

"Oh? Master Tang, please tell me."

"This move is called Burning the Prosperous Shop. According to the principles of the Five Elements, stones belong to Metal, and Fire overcomes Metal. The stones of the Huanhai Real Estate Company need Fire to overcome them. Your name, Mr. Wu, contains the character 'Kun,' and if I may boldly guess, if the 'Kun' in your name is the 'Kun' of Earth, then this method of Burning the Prosperous Shop is absolutely applicable. Fire generates Earth, and a great fire will bring new life to Mr. Wu's shop. This fire will not only rejuvenate Mr. Wu's flower shop but also transfer the local energy and the wealth of the Huanhai Real Estate Company to your flower shop."

"Master Tang, what is Burning the Prosperous Shop?"

"Burning the Prosperous Shop is not exactly a term in our feng shui industry. Simply put, it means burning your shop to the ground to rejuvenate it. As the ancients said, 'rebirth through fire.' Only by experiencing a great fire can things be rejuvenated. Mr. Wu's internal and external Five Elements match this fire, so I hope Mr. Wu will consider this suggestion of Burning the Prosperous Shop."

Tang Zhendong's words left Wu Kun feeling both shocked and moved. Although he firmly believed in feng shui, he was not so naive as to easily believe that a great fire would rejuvenate his shop and improve his business.

This decision was not easy. It was not that Wu Kun did not believe, but Tang Zhendong's words were too unbelievable. After all, if a fire could improve his business, that would be best. If not, the small shop he had spent over a decade building would be completely ruined.

While Wu Kun was deep in thought, he suddenly saw Master Ye standing nearby. He quickly ran to Master Ye, "Master Ye, did Master Xiao Tang's suggestion of Burning the Prosperous Shop come from you? This, well, setting a fire is easy, but can it really reverse the yin and yang and help me fully harness the local energy?"

Although Master Ye had been walking around, he had been paying close attention to the conversation between Tang Zhendong and Wu Kun. He had a deeper intention in letting Tang Zhendong explain to Wu Kun. Since they were master and apprentice, if Tang Zhendong explained well, it would be best, and Master Ye would be reassured. If Tang Zhendong's explanation did not satisfy Wu Kun, Master Ye could adjust based on Wu Kun's reactions, as it was understandable that an apprentice might not have fully mastered the art.

However, when Tang Zhendong mentioned "Burning the Prosperous Shop," even Master Ye's ears tingled: "You young man, you really have a lot of nerve to suggest such a thing. If the fire goes well, everything will be perfect. If it goes badly, and if it causes a tragedy, our feng shui careers will be over."

But when Master Ye thought about it, Tang Zhendong was not someone who acted without reason. He was very cautious, and he would only say something if he was sure it could be done. He never spoke without reason.

When Master Ye saw Wu Kun asking him about the validity of Tang Zhendong's "Burning the Prosperous Shop," he was hesitant. He did not dare to confirm Tang Zhendong's words, as if the shop was burned to the ground, what would he do? But he also could not deny Tang Zhendong's words, as they were in this together, sharing the same fate.

A flash of inspiration came to Master Ye. Perhaps Tang Zhendong was trying to make a one-time deal, tricking Wu Kun into losing everything? But that seemed unlikely. Perhaps Tang Zhendong knew Wu Kun would not do it, so he deliberately suggested it to make Wu Kun hesitant. This way, even if the Taishan Stone Guardian and the Wealth God they bought did not have a significant effect, it would be because Wu Kun did not fully follow their advice, giving them room to explain!

"High, truly high!" Master Ye marveled at how Tang Zhendong's deceit had surpassed his own.

Oh, and one more thing, Tang Zhendong must also have wanted to get back at Wu Kun, as he had first made an appointment with them and then went to other feng shui masters, which was a major taboo in the feng shui industry, clearly showing a lack of trust in the feng shui masters.

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