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[So Uncle's death was probably part of Grandpa's storyline.]
[But if Grandpa was the protagonist, how did our family go from being the protagonist's family to becoming the villain's family?]
Yan Xianjue simply could not figure it out.
And Yan Xianjue swore that there was absolutely no mysticism in this world.
If there was, physics should be removed from his class schedule.
Thinking it over, Yan Xianjue began weighing the pros and cons.
A moment later, Yan Xianjue regretfully abandoned that brilliant idea.
Physics class would only be painful for a few years. Compared to that, a scientific worldview was still more important.
Yan Xianjue turned his attention to the other wealthy families in Shenzhen.
There was no doubt that Grandpa's story had also taken place in this city.
Looking at it this way, Shenzhen was practically an accident-prone area.
[Grandpa's character was undoubtedly a rich second-generation heir, and a rebellious one who studied feng shui at that.]
[It seemed like Grandpa had set up quite a few feng shui formations in the story.]
Yan Xianjue felt that he understood again.
[So when I came home just now, were they looking at the geomantic map Grandpa left behind?]
[I thought they were admiring the painting Dad had just photographed.]
[Seriously, couldn't they wait for me to get back and look at it together?]
With that thought, Yan Xianjue immediately got out of bed, intending to go listen to the explanation too.
The Yan Household: "..."
No, they had actually just been looking at it blindly, hoping a blind cat might stumble across a dead mouse.
They had only just learned that it might be the old master's geomantic map.
But did geomantic maps need to be painted like landscape paintings???
Grandpa! Stop showing off your painting skills!