Everyone knows that arranging furniture and garden supplies can improve the feng shui of a house, so I started arranging furniture as soon as I moved into the house. I saw that sometimes it has an effect on feng shui, and sometimes it has no effect on feng shui. The smaller the chance of the effect, it took almost 70 pieces of furniture to raise the house's feng shui to purple (at that time, I didn't know that garden supplies can also improve feng shui). Later, when I reached 69, I saved more than 7 million experience points and wanted to concentrate on retreat, so I dismantled all the furniture in the house and rearranged it. This time I successfully promoted Feng Shui to a valuable source of blessing.
First let’s talk about the method and order of placing furniture: first prepare dozens of wish-fulfilling symbols and hundreds of stamina points (actually it won’t use so much, so prepare more to avoid running around, right?) Then go to the market or chamber of commerce to buy second-level curtains (just buy as many windows as your house has), and hang them all up when you go back. No one has any opinion whether the curtains have any effect on Feng Shui or not. Then buy a swing bed and remove the last bed when the system prompts that it is no longer effective for Feng Shui. Then put other types of furniture in categories one by one, and remove the last one when the system prompts that it is no longer effective for Feng Shui. In fact, the order is not important. The curtains and bed are placed first because the number of curtains is fixed and the position of the bed affects the overall layout.
Take my 321 space house as an example. The upper limit of the number of each type of furniture that has an impact on Feng Shui is: 8 curtains; 2 beds; 3 screens; 3 cabinets; 2 tables; 8 stools (including sofas); 3 murals (the ones with pictures of tigers descending from the mountain); 3 carpets; 3 flowers and plants; 2 lamps; (a total of 37 indoors); upper limit of the courtyard: 3 box views; 1 pavilion 4 trees and bamboos; 2 flowerbeds; 2 lamps; 1 rockery or waterwheel; 1 screen wall; 1 stone table; 1 stone bench; 1 pavement, 1 courtyard (a total of 18 outdoors).
A few explanations for the above data: 1. I have already mentioned the curtains before; 2. I laid the pavement and courtyard for the first time. I can’t remember whether it has any effect on Feng Shui, but I personally think These two courtyard decorations are definitely needed; 3. You need to try it yourself whether there are 4 or 5 trees and bamboos, because I don’t know whether the bunch of bamboos is one or two. 4. I put the stone table and stone bench last. After the stone bench was put down, the feng shui was upgraded. I have not tried whether they can continue to be placed.
Through actual operation, I found that there are misunderstandings in some previous posts about furniture and Feng Shui:
Myth 1: The higher the grade of furniture, the better. As my data above shows, the impact of furniture on Feng Shui has nothing to do with whether you use level 45 furniture or level 70 furniture. It only depends on the type of furniture and the "large furniture level" (that is, the three levels of level 1, level 2 and level 3). .
Myth 2: The placement of furniture affects Feng Shui. Through my experiments, the same piece of furniture has an impact on Feng Shui as long as it is placed once, and it will have an impact on Feng Shui no matter where you place it. On the contrary, it will not affect Feng Shui no matter where you place it;
Myth 3: The more furniture you put, the better Feng Shui will be. As I said before, placing the same type of furniture after a certain number has no effect on Feng Shui. I tried placing 8 screens, but after 3, it had no effect. My home now looks empty, and I just want it to look good. Maybe put some furniture in there too.
I saw some people raised some questions about house Feng Shui in some previous posts. Let me clarify a few things:
1. The retreat of the precious source of blessing in the 6J bedroom requires 2.1 million experience. Concentrated retreat requires 7.21 million experience points. You can rest once a day, and each time you can recover 95 points of physical strength and vitality (I didn’t pay attention to whether this has anything to do with the character level)
2. The mansion can improve its feng shui by at least three levels by placing all level 2 furniture. If all level 3 furniture is placed, how many levels can it be upgraded to? Please ask experts to add.
3. The role of each functional room is only related to its own level and the Feng Shui of the house, and has nothing to do with the size of the house. So if you buy a house just for enlightenment and to restore some physical vitality every day, you don’t need to buy a big house at all. You can just buy a small house with a Feng Shui blessing site or a purple Qi house and build the bedrooms to level 6. You can save a lot of money.
(You can also learn from the Feng Shui masters to improve your Feng Shui)