Novels about feng shui, fortune telling, yin and yang teachers and so on

Japanese light novel: Wound of the Wind tells the story of a young lady of Yan family and the strongest craftsman abandoned by her family, among which there is no lack of love, growth and criticism of reality. The "Yin Yang Shi" that has become a streamer is also very good, and it is the growth history of Abe Harumi's grandson; If you are an admirer of Abe Harumi himself, then Baku Yumemakura's "Yin Yang Shi" will have to be read. The fox-like unfathomable is very cute. There are also fantastic gentlemen, some of whom have been translated into "The Evil Hunter", which is also very good, modern and interesting, and what is rare is that the author has faced up to the Japanese crimes committed in China. There is also "The Legend of Dragon Creation", in which the four brothers are the four dragon kings of the four seas. Except the Legend of the Dragon, which can be found on SF Light Fiction Online, they are all animated.

China: The curse is over now. I like it very much and I am very touched. The owner of the protagonist is really a lovely and admirable woman. "The King of Kings" tells the story of a fortune teller, but the protagonist is too prosperous to like it. The Fantasy Night in Chang 'an is a rare masterpiece handed down by China, which tells the fantastic experience written by a prince and his merchant friends in the Tang Dynasty with the blood of the Hu people. Although it is not an orthodox metaphysical novel, various exotic flowers such as Die for Love and Jade create a bizarre world. The author's description is also subtle. The cartoons drawn by Lu Han are also good.

I recommend these books for the time being. If you are satisfied, you can send a letter to my space and I can recommend them again.