Chapter: 2767

If the Ye family really wants to discuss cooperation with him, at least Ye Changkong would need to come personally and meet with Itoh Yohihiro.

Such important cooperation is worthy of even Elder Ye Zhongquan's personal visit.

Immediately after that, he issued another task: "The people in Jining must closely monitor Itoh Yohihiro. Find out what Itoh Yohihiro has been doing in Jining, including where he goes, who he meets, and what they chat about. Try to find out as much as possible!"

The day after tomorrow.

The earliest high-speed train from Suzhan arrived at Jingling Railway Station, slowly stopping.

In the business-class compartment, an old man and his grandson got out - these two people were Master Fengshui from America, as well as his grandson McKee.

McKee stepped off the train, supporting Master Fengshui with one hand while asking, "Grandfather, have you consulted the gods or calculated the auspice before we came to Jingling this time? Is it going to be good or bad?"

McKee was very clear about his grandfather's habits. For many years, he had been seeking stability, so he had developed a habit: whenever he left home, he would always consult the gods and calculate the auspice before leaving.

Master Fengshui pondered and said, "At 3 o'clock this morning, I drew an auspice, but this time's auspice is chaotic and unpredictable, with good and bad each occupying half."

"Half-half?" McKee heard this result and was full of astonishment.

He had been nurtured since childhood to understand the principles of Fengshui, and actually, the principles of Fengshui were most afraid of calculating an outcome where good and bad occupied half each, because such a result was almost meaningless, without any reference significance.

The reason Fengshui forecasting is so popular is that it can accurately calculate the key points of every event's future development trend.

Because most things in the world are not truly 50-50 good or bad, there will always be a gap between good and evil, even if some gaps are large and some are small.

For example, a businessman wants to invest in a property next year. A genuine Fengshui master would inspect the site first and then forecast the degree of good or evil for this project.

If they can calculate that it's slightly auspicious with a high success rate, they can let the business owner feel at ease and continue to move forward;

if they can calculate that it's slightly unfavorable with a low success rate, they can advise the business owner to be cautious and even avoid a pitfall.

But when someone comes to ask about good or evil, you can't just tell them it's 50-50, right? What's the point of asking if you're not going to get any meaningful answer?

So, usually, those who predict a 50-50 outcome are either lacking in skills or limited in scope.

It's like they didn't even bother to divine at all.

However, he was very clear about his grandfather's abilities. Even after decades, it's unlikely to produce such a result, so he hastily asked: "Grandfather, if it really is 50-50, doesn't that mean everything in Jinling is still unknown?"

McKee shook his head: "Everything has rules, and the unknown reason is simply because we can't see through. So I'm even more confident now that this place, Jinling, is definitely not ordinary, there must be someone extraordinary living here!"

"This time we come to Jinling, there's a possibility we might not see the true face of Lu Mountain, or return with no accomplishment; there's also a chance to get a great opportunity from heaven; and there's even a chance to stumble into catastrophic trouble unintentionally......"

"As it is said, calamity depends on good fortune, and good fortune depends on calamity. Since we can't see through the future, let's just do our best to do good deeds and not do anything that harms others or Heaven. That's what my ancestors said. Do good deeds without asking about the outcome."

As he spoke, he looked at McKee solemnly and warned: "This time when we come to Jinling, you must remember to keep a very low profile, encountering obstacles with patience, without being impulsive or arguing with anyone. Understand?"

McKee nodded seriously: "Grandfather, don't worry, I will definitely follow your instructions." JrNovels.com