As the saying goes, "there is a grave in front of the door and water behind the house", is this sentence reasonable?

There is a grave in front of the door and water behind the house? For geomantic omen, or feudal superstition, the ancients initially provided experience for agricultural production. In order to facilitate agricultural production and living environment, the ancients passed it on from mouth to mouth through proverbs. The first is to meet the basic needs of life through agricultural production, and the second is to have a comfortable mood in the place of residence. China has always been calm and steady. In this case, if a person is in a good mood, then his health or career will develop in a good direction. Is this true for us who live in modern times? The grave in front? Or? Is there water behind the house? All the same.