Who is the originator of China's fortune telling _ who is the originator of China's fortune telling?

Master Yao refers to. Yao Yuzhong was honored as the "granddaddy" by grave robbers because of his superb tomb raiding skills. With this skill, he began to wander the streets to tell people fortune, look at houses and choose cemeteries, but this can only make a small fortune. By chance, he met a colleague, and he learned that robbing a tomb can make a fortune. So in the following days, showing people Feng Shui became a cover, and stepping on the terrain was its real purpose.

Master Yao's identity background

Yao Yuzhong, a native of Inner Mongolia, was born in 1962. Although he has only a primary school education, he is not only proficient in geomantic omen and five elements, but also familiar with astronomical phenomena. All this stems from his father, a famous local Feng Shui teacher, who taught him this since he was a child. In addition, he is very talented and savvy in this field.

From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, Yao Yuzhong began to engage in grave robbery. In order to "treasure hunt", he once traveled to many provinces. He calls himself a fortune teller. Wherever he went, he analyzed the mountains and feng shui during the day and watched the stars at night. There is a compass and some books about five elements in his bag, so Yao Yuzhong often succeeds.