Transmigration: The Cannon Fodder Suddenly Made a Comeback!
Chapter 322: Water Breaks Heaven’s Heart

Chapter 322: Chapter 322: Water Breaks Heaven’s Heart

"This character is great!" Tang Yuli was also very happy, "It just so happens that Cheng Ze was born in the morning, and it encapsulates all the implied meanings. That’s wonderful."

As she spoke, she grabbed the child’s small hand and waved it, "Quick, thank the Sister Jiang Li. Sister is a major benefactor in your life."

Whether it was a response to something or not, the child’s smile widened even more.

Several adults teased the child, making him laugh gleefully.

Xiao Xueyi and Su Yinwan, unable to get a word in, could only sit awkwardly at the side and sip their tea.

Su Yinwan couldn’t take it anymore and whispered, "Sister Xueyi, let’s leave quickly. I don’t want to sit here and watch the faces of others!"

Xiao Xueyi gave her a look and said, "Just bear with it a little longer. Director Zhang hasn’t even spoken yet; it would be really impolite if we just leave like this."

"But..."

But what were they doing sitting here, unable to join the conversation? They had lost all face!

They had been thoroughly made fun of by Jiang Li!

"However..." Jiang Li suddenly changed her tone and looked towards Zhang Cheng, "Mr. Zhang, my visit today is not solely because of this, but also for another reason."

Zhang Cheng hastily nodded, "Yes, I remember, you mentioned that there might be a problem with our house’s Feng Shui?"

Previously, Jiang Li had only speculated, but today, after seeing the layout and furnishings in Zhang Cheng’s house, it undoubtedly confirmed her suspicion.

So, she didn’t beat around the bush and nodded seriously.

"I also understand a bit about residential Feng Shui, and I can take a look for you, but..."

She glanced indifferently at the two people beside her, "It would be better without others present."

Mrs. Zhang immediately understood.

Normally, with her hospitable nature, she would never send anyone away, but this was a critical matter regarding their family’s Feng Shui luck.

Since this was about Feng Shui, how could they let irrelevant people stay nearby?

What if it ruined something, or if they heard some crucial information? What then?

She quickly made eye contact with Zhang Cheng.

Zhang Cheng had already intended this, and seeing that Jiang Li had mentioned it, he cleared his throat and said:

"Well... Xiao, as you can see, I am really busy today and don’t have time to entertain you. Maybe you—"

Xiao Xueyi quickly stood up with Su Yinwan.

"Yes, yes, we are just imposing. We have other plans next, so we won’t bother Director Zhang anymore. We’ll be leaving first."

With that, Xiao Xueyi, bowing and nodding, led Su Yinwan out.

Just outside the villa’s main entrance, Su Yinwan, unable to hold it any longer, angrily tossed her handbag onto the car seat.

"What’s the meaning of this, driving us out like that?"

That Jiang Li was definitely doing it on purpose!

And what was this about knowing Feng Shui?

Acts like a charlatan!

The book never mentioned she knew this stuff!

The car slowly started, but Su Yinwan’s anger intensified. Suddenly, she seemed to remember something and looked towards Xiao Xueyi in front.

"Did you tell me there was a charity gala inviting me? Including all the guests from Flash Change?"

"Yes."

"Is Jiang Li also included in it?"

"Yes, what’s the matter?" Xiao Xueyi turned her head, "It’s just a small party, and isn’t it exactly conflicting with your schedule? You don’t need to go."

"No, I’ve changed my mind," Su Yinwan sneered, "I’ll go."

Since Jiang Li didn’t want to enter the entertainment industry, she just wanted to pressure her in this regard.

She wanted to see if Jiang Li truly didn’t want to join or if she couldn’t withstand the pressure from public opinion!

...

the Zhang Family.

Zhang Cheng had dismissed most of the guests and was strolling around the house with his wife and Jiang Li.

First, Jiang Li reached the front gate of the Zhang family’s house.

The gate of the Zhang family had a Sino-Western design, complete with two stone lanterns at the entrance, elegant and imposing.

Walking along, the courtyard also had several artificial mountains and pools, arranged appropriately.

Feng Shui, Feng Shui, it’s all about the arrangement of wind and water.

Gaining wind and water is naturally superior, but it’s the same principle, everything has a limit, water overflows when full, the moon wanes when full.

And luck is the source of all things, dislikes wind and loves water, disperses with wind, and pauses by water.

Thus, to achieve excellent Feng Shui luck, blocking wind and resisting water are the best strategies.

However, the Zhang’s villa was surrounded by trees, with low eaves attracting wind but not dispersing it, which is a major taboo.

Hearing what Jiang Li said, Zhang Cheng was startled.

"But when we were renovating this place, we specially invited a Feng Shui Master to look at it, and he said this kind of Feng Shui layout was the best for gathering wealth and consolidating luck."

"How has your fortune been since you moved here?"

Jiang Li’s counter-question silenced both Zhang Cheng and his wife.

It seemed that ever since they moved here, he had been facing continuous troubles in his career, with several movies unable to be released for various reasons, and his wife’s investment business also floundering.

He had always thought it was due to the market downturn, not once considering that there might be a reason like this behind it.

"Actually, these aren’t very important," Jiang Li took a few steps forward and said, "Having wind that doesn’t disperse won’t ruin your family’s luck; it just occasionally causes some misfortune, but this thing can have a fatal impact."

Following the direction pointed out by Jiang Li, Zhang Cheng saw the fish pond built on an artificial mountain.

"This... what about this?" He was somewhat puzzled, "I usually like to raise fish and plant flowers when I’m free, and there was a space available here, so I built a small fish pond. I asked that Feng Shui Master, and he said it was fine, that water brings prosperity."

Jiang Li furrowed her brow, "What’s the background of this Feng Shui Master?"

Zhang Cheng and his wife exchanged glances, then Mrs. Zhang hesitantly spoke out,

"Miss Jiang, do you remember the master we told you we had consulted for rituals before?"

Seeing Jiang Li looking puzzled, Mrs. Zhang continued, "You know him, it’s Master Miao Yun, the abbot of Lingyun Temple. Wasn’t it through his favor that you called our Zhang Cheng last time?"

Jiang Li remembered.

Previously, to delay He Yun, she had intentionally used an excuse to get close to Zhang Cheng.

She never thought it would be such a coincidental hit.

With a light cough, she concealed a trace of embarrassment in her eyes.

"Yes, so he also arranged the layout of this house."

"More or less," Mrs. Zhang said, "You know, my son has never had it easy since he was born, and the Zhang family only has one heir in each generation, I’m afraid of any accidents, so I often go to pray at Lingyun Temple, and through this, we got to know the abbot."

"Over the years, the abbot has helped us a lot. This villa was actually renovated, and since Master Miao Yun knew a Feng Shui Master, he recommended one to us... Is there a problem?"

"There’s a major problem," Jiang Li said, "In Feng Shui, ponds are a critical aspect. There’s a saying, ’Do not keep a fish pond in the courtyard; within a year wealth will diminish and energy will dissipate, within three to five years disasters and illness will strike, this constitutes water breaking the celestial heart.’"

"If that person truly were a Feng Shui Master, how could he not know this and instead encourage Mr. Zhang to build a fish pond here?"