City's Best Divine Doctor-Chapter 1079 - 1078: Master Liu

This Master Qiu is different from the previous Masters Wu and Zhang; Master Qiu lives in a modern mansion, situated in a luxurious villa community.

As Steward Su drove towards this villa community, upon reaching the security booth, the security guard asked, "Excuse me, who are you visiting?"

"I’m looking for Master Qiu."

Steward Su replied.

Master Qiu is a renowned Feng Shui and fortune-telling expert in Jinling, known to the security guards of this luxury community.

However, the guard still needed to make a quick phone call to confirm.

"May I ask your surname?"

The security guard inquired.

"My surname is Su, from the Su Family."

Steward Su answered.

The security guard picked up the landline and dialed the number left by Master Qiu. Soon, the call was connected, and to Master Qiu’s surprise, someone from the Su Family had really come looking for him.

If it were for checking Feng Shui elsewhere, it wouldn’t be a big deal, but if it were about that unfinished building, he felt it best to speak up.

So he said, "Tell that person from the Su Family that I’ve already gone out."

In reality, the guard knew Master Qiu was inside the villa and hadn’t gone out.

However, since Master Qiu had given these instructions, it meant he didn’t want to meet the person from the Su Family.

After hanging up, the guard said, "Mr. Su, I’m sorry, but I just called Master Qiu’s home, and the housekeeper said he has already gone out."

"Do you know when he’ll be back?"

"I’m really not sure about that."

The guard replied.

Steward Su found it odd. Didn’t Master Yang say he didn’t have the phone numbers of these masters?

How come the security here had Master Qiu’s home number?

Nevertheless, since the person wasn’t home, he didn’t insist on going in.

Steward Su could only return to his car and drive away from the villa community.

He felt it was truly unlucky, having visited three residences without seeing a single person.

It was already evening; if he couldn’t meet the fourth one either, he would have to look for another skilled Feng Shui master by other means the following day.

Steward Su drove away from there, heading towards the fourth Feng Shui master.

This Feng Shui master’s surname was Liu, reputed to be a descendant of Liu Bowen.

Liu Bowen was the most powerful Feng Shui master of the Ming Dynasty, and there were some relations between Liu Bowen and Lai Buyi, so it was considered that Master Liu was a descendant of both Lai Buyi and Liu Bowen, likely very skilled.

He just didn’t know if he’d be able to meet him this time.

Master Liu didn’t live in urban alleys nor in urban luxury villas but resided in the suburbs.

Following the location given by Master Yang, Steward Su drove towards Master Liu’s suburban house.

Upon reaching that village house in the suburbs, he noticed the lights inside were still on, indicating Master Liu or his family was home.

Steward Su appeared somewhat delighted; after all, after visiting four masters, the fourth might finally be at home.

After parking the car, Steward Su walked to the gate of the yard and knocked on the door.

Soon, a young man in his twenties came out to open the door and asked, "Are you Mr. Su?"

"And you are?"

Steward Su was surprised by how the other party knew he was Steward Su.

"I am the master’s disciple; you can call me Xiao Liu."

"Master Xiao Liu, is your master inside?"

"Yes, my master is inside having tea."

The young man said.

Steward Su was very pleasantly surprised upon hearing this.

After searching for so long, he finally found Master Liu at home.

Following Master Xiao Liu inside, Steward Su found that the place was quite simple, not at all resembling a master’s style.

After all, in his view, these Feng Shui masters were really wealthy, especially those highly reputed and skilled.

"My master usually charges very little for Feng Shui, date selection, and face reading. This place was left to my master by my grandmaster."

Master Xiao Liu explained.

"Ah, that’s why."

"Moreover, my master precisely calculated someone from the Su Family would come soon, so he deliberately stayed."

"Master Xiao Liu, your master is truly remarkable."

Steward Su said.

Entering inside, in the living room there, Steward Su saw an elder in a long robe sipping tea.

The elder had long hair and a lengthy beard that had already turned white.

However, Steward Su noticed his eyes were bright, as if they could see through him.

"Master Liu, it is so good to see you."

Steward Su exclaimed urgently as he saw Master Liu kneeling on a round sitting cushion sipping tea.

"Mr. Su, I’ve been waiting for you for a long time."

Master Liu replied.

After removing his shoes, Steward Su also knelt on the round cushion and asked, "Master Liu, you know why I’m here, don’t you?"

"That piece of land in the suburbs."

Master Liu stated.

Steward Su thought it was great that Master Liu already knew, much better.

But he worried whether Master Liu would refuse or, like Master Yang, not dare to check the Feng Shui of that unfinished building.

"So, Master Liu, what do you propose?"

"Actually, that piece of land has a significant connection with my sect. Back then, the first to discover the land issues was my earliest ancestor, Grandmaster Lai Buyi, who resolved it. Later, during the Ming Dynasty, Grandmaster Liu Bowen personally dealt with and sealed it. Things have been peaceful for hundreds of years."

Master Liu explained.

This revelation astonished Steward Su even more, as he never expected that the unfinished building was indeed related to the powerful Feng Shui masters, Lai Buyi and Liu Bowen, of the past.

"In Grandmaster Lai Buyi’s era, they built a temple there for suppression. Later, during Grandmaster Liu Bowen’s time, he personally had nine massive coffins crafted to suppress the area using talismans."

Master Liu said.

Steward Su couldn’t have imagined that the nine massive coffins unearthed below were filled and suppressed by Grandmaster Liu Bowen to quell demons and ghosts.

Why hadn’t Master Liu mentioned this before?

"In fact, I didn’t know either, until recently, when I found information left by my ancestors. Otherwise, that master-disciple pair of Master Yuan might not have met with trouble."

The more Steward Su listened, the more surprised he became.

...

After communicating with Master Liu for over an hour, Steward Su finally said, "Master Liu, as long as you can solve the Feng Shui issue there and prevent further incidents, Chairman Su said any amount of money would do."

"Steward Su, this isn’t about money. Since it’s an ancestral issue left behind, as a descendant of Grandmaster Liu Bowen, I am bound to resolve it."

"Master Liu, that’s excellent news."

"However, Steward Su, I will need to continue studying the materials left by my ancestors. There are numerous records and books, and it’s uncertain if all are preserved. It will take some time to search and thoroughly understand them before I personally go to reassess the situation."