There were not many people on the mountain at this time, only a few lonely tourists. At the entrance of the Taoist temple, a young man wearing Taoist robes and with neat short hair was sweeping the floor.

Chu Qi took little Chu Le into the Taoist temple, offered incense money, and explained their purpose to a young Taoist priest.

Little Taoist priest: "Please follow me, benefactor."

The little Taoist priest led Chu Qi to the backyard.

There is a peach tree planted in the huge backyard, and under the peach tree there is a stone table and stone benches.

A young man with long hair was sitting under a peach tree, drinking by himself.

"Master, someone is looking for you."

The young Taoist priest spoke.

"Please take a seat, benefactor."

The young man raised his eyes and smiled faintly.

"I heard that you guys are good at Feng Shui." Chu Qi got straight to the point and said:

"I suspect that my house has bad feng shui, so I'd like you to come take a look."

"It depends on fate. If I'm destined to, I will naturally go to see it." The young man said with a faint smile.

Chu Qi took out a card and placed it on the stone table: "This card has 100,000 fate. Is it enough?"

The young man's smile suddenly became more sincere: "Shi Wanyuan, I can go and take a look."

Chu Qi: "After the matter is resolved, there are still 200,000 Yuan."

The young man glanced at the young Taoist priest, who understood what he meant and took the card.

"Let's set off now without further ado," he said.

Afterwards, the young man stood up leisurely, flicked the peach blossom on his shoulder, and took the lead to leave.

Chu Qi followed closely behind.

Chu family.

Lin Nuannuan was drinking afternoon tea. When she looked up, she saw Chu Qi leading a long-haired young man wearing Taoist robes and with a cool and elegant temperament towards her home.

"Honey, what is this...?"

Her face suddenly turned red and she dared not look directly at the young man.

"....." Chu Qi was about to introduce himself when he suddenly remembered that he had not asked the Taoist priest's name.

She was stuck for a moment and looked at the young man awkwardly.