If you want to be a good person, find Huadi

Hua Di continued to ask Uncle Feng thoughtfully, "Uncle Feng, if there is a way to quickly learn Taoism, do you think it's feasible?" Uncle Feng replied with a serious face, "Absolutely not, because learning Taoism requires a deep foundation of magical power. And this kind of magical power can't be cultivated overnight. It took me decades of daily morning and evening meditation to gain the magical power I have today."

Upon hearing this, Huadi's heart raced. He suddenly thought of someone who might be able to quickly learn Uncle Feng's techniques. However, Uncle Feng had just made it clear that magical powers couldn't be cultivated in a short period of time, leaving Huadi feeling somewhat helpless. How could he possibly survive this calamity?

For a moment, both of them fell into silence, and no one spoke again. They remained silent until they arrived at the Xiangjiang Pier.

Arriving at the dock, Huadi and Uncle Feng saw that Twelve Young Master and his men had been waiting there for a long time. At this point, the police couldn't really offer them much help. The most important task for the Hong Kong police was to maintain order in Hong Kong, which, after all, depended on everyone's conscious observance of order.

Many powerful figures in Hong Kong are desperate to flee, severely impacting public security. Furthermore, some ordinary citizens are becoming increasingly panicked after hearing seemingly plausible rumors. Under these circumstances, Hong Kong must not fall into chaos, or the consequences will be disastrous.

However, faced with such a dire situation, the Hong Kong police force is facing an extremely critical situation. Due to a shortage of manpower, they are struggling to spare enough officers to support Huadi and others. At the same time, the gang led by Twelve Young Masters has successfully occupied half of Hong Kong's territory, with a membership of nearly 100,000. These gang members are spread across various industries in Hong Kong, making it easy for them to identify those from Japan.

Under such circumstances, Twelve Young Master decided to drive himself, taking Huadi and Uncle Feng to Guo Yingnan's villa. This would become the command center for their operation, where all decisions and deployments would be made.

Huadi and Uncle Feng rushed to the Guo family, only to find that the reinforcements from the mainland had already arrived. However, when they saw the lineup of reinforcements, they couldn't help but feel suspicious - there were too few people and they all looked very young.

Director Wang stood aside and introduced Hua Di and the others, "There are only three people sent from the mainland to support us this time. Only one of them is a second-generation disciple from Mount Longhu, and the other two are third-generation disciples from Mount Mao."

Huadi frowned slightly, wondering if this support was enough to deal with the current crisis. Director Wang seemed to sense his concern and quickly explained, "This is also a helpless move. In fact, as early as half a month ago, Japan launched a shocking feng shui attack on our Chinese."

His voice deepened slightly as he continued, "Because of the war decades ago, the Japanese have secretly set up feng shui schemes in many parts of China. Not only did they use famous rocks from various locations to build a structure called the 'Eight-Horoscope One-Way Tower,' also known as the 'Soul-Calming Tower,' its purpose is self-evident. Even more outrageous, they also used the blood-soaked soil from the innocent Chinese people of the Nanjing Massacre to create a statue of the Blood-Bloody Guanyin. These are just some of their arrangements within Japanese territory."

In the areas of China that had been invaded by Japan, no one could truly know how many sinister and malicious feng shui practices had been left behind by the Japanese shrines. At this critical juncture, Japan, seizing the opportunity presented by Hong Kong's imminent return, brazenly unleashed these long-hidden feng shui practices, even bringing them out into the open at the Japanese shrines. Thus began a thrilling feng shui war between the two nations.

The main battlefields of this Feng Shui war are concentrated in the Northeast, the capital, and the Magic City. The situation in the Northeast is the most dangerous, as Japan once occupied this region for fourteen years, committing countless horrific atrocities, as evidenced by the countless mass graves. Now, Japan is exploiting the souls of the unjustly killed in these mass graves to launch terrorist attacks against innocent civilians in the surrounding area.

After noticing the unusual situation in the Northeast, the top leaders of the country acted decisively and urgently summoned the top masters of various schools to rush to the Northeast to deal with these thorny issues with all their strength. However, just as everyone's attention was drawn to the Northeast, the Japanese unexpectedly launched the Feng Shui Bureau they had hidden in the capital for decades.

Fortunately, as the capital of China, Beijing possesses a powerful dragon energy, which allows it to resist the influence of the Feng Shui Bureau to a certain extent. Furthermore, after decades of urban construction, the geographical environment of Beijing has undergone earth-shaking changes, which has also greatly weakened the power of the Feng Shui Bureau. Therefore, compared with other regions, Beijing has been relatively less affected.

Shanghai, a city brimming with vitality and opportunity, has now become the focal point of a fierce battle between China and Japan. As China's current financial center, Shanghai carries the vital lifeline of the national economy, making it a natural target for the Japanese.

Shockingly, nearly 80% of the high priests of Japanese shrines were concentrated in Shanghai! They had clearly come prepared, meticulously orchestrating this feng shui battle against China. They were capitalizing on the numerous skyscrapers built in Shanghai during Japan's economic boom of the past few years. These towering structures were not only landmarks of the city, but also became the focal point of the battle.

The Magic City, once a bustling and bustling place, was now filled with a tense atmosphere. This place had become the core area of ​​the entire Feng Shui battle, the key to determining the outcome of both sides.

China, an ancient nation with a rich history and splendid culture, once boasted brilliant achievements in feng shui. However, precisely because of its long history, many of its finest traditional cultures have been lost over time. The devastating cultural catastrophe of thirty years ago in particular brought a profound impact to the entire feng shui and yin and yang world, wiping out many precious techniques and knowledge.

Now, facing Japan's provocation, China, despite its profound resources, was limited in the number of experts it could dispatch. This undoubtedly left China somewhat stretched when it came to deploying troops and generals. The three individuals dispatched to Hong Kong were also recruited after much difficulty and effort.

However, not all the news was worrying. There was also some encouraging news. In the battle in Northeast China, the Chinese had already gained a clear advantage. Once the battle in Northeast China was over, they would rush to Hong Kong for support without delay.

After everyone settled into the living room of the Guo family villa, Hua Di unreservedly shared all the information Cheney had provided to Uncle Feng and the Daoist members who had arrived from the mainland to provide support. However, it's important to note that Cheney's men were completely unfamiliar with Feng Shui and the Five Elements. While they might have overheard some relevant information, their lack of expertise meant they might not fully understand its meaning. Therefore, Hua Di's information might not be entirely accurate and required further verification.

The most crucial task at hand was to locate the nine key nodes of the Jiuju School's Feng Shui scheme within the Hong Kong region. Only by successfully finding these nodes could they possibly unravel this meticulously orchestrated Feng Shui scheme.

However, those truly proficient in Feng Shui and the Five Elements are few and far between these days, numbering only four. Furthermore, two of these four possess only a superficial understanding of the principles. Uncle Feng did recommend the Wong Tai Sin Temple's temple priest to Huadi, but the elder was more skilled in fortune-telling and had limited knowledge of Feng Shui and the Five Elements. Still, something is better than nothing.

At this moment, a thought suddenly struck Huadi, and he recalled a figure he had previously conjured up. After all, finding feng shui nodes only required some knowledge of feng shui and some Taoist techniques; profound magical powers weren't necessary for the time being. With this thought in mind, Huadi turned to Uncle Feng again and asked, "Uncle Feng, if we're simply searching for those feng shui nodes, wouldn't that require profound magical powers?"

Uncle Feng paused for a moment before replying, "Well, theoretically, this method is indeed feasible. However, the knowledge of Feng Shui and the Five Elements is vast and complex, and much of it is difficult to understand. It's not easy to master it quickly, let alone integrate it and accurately locate the Feng Shui nodes."