Early the next morning. First class high-speed railway from Southaven slowly docked at the Aurous Hills train station.
In the business cockpit, there are two people, one old and one young. These two people are Feng Shui master Mr. Mai from the United States and his great-grandson Mike.
Mike got out of the train car, reached to help his grandfather and asked: “Grandfather, this time we come to Aurous Hills, you have nothing on a hexagram in advance to calculate this. What are we going into?”
“Mike for myself this too Grandpa knows very well that he has been striving for stability for so many years, so he has long developed a habit: As long as we are traveling far away, we will surely count good or bad luck before going out.”
Mr. Mai groaned: “Today is split. A hexagram was started, but this time the hexagram seemed chaotic and disordered, and good luck and bad luck were equally divided.
Half of each?’ Mike asked, his face was full of surprise.
Mike heard of this since he was a child, and he has also studied Feng Shui fortune. In fact, Feng Shui fortune is most afraid of calculating the result of half good and bad, because this kind of result is almost no result, and it has no reference significance. The reason why Feng Shui luck is popular is that it can measure the focus of everything in the future.
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