I stood in front of the factory gate, looking across the street.
Across the street was another factory, which covered a much larger area than my brother-in-law's, with several tall buildings. Among them, two were particularly peculiar in shape, forming sharp angles from this viewpoint.
And these sharp angles were directly pointing at my brother-in-law's factory.
This was clearly a well-known concept in Feng Shui, the Jianzhao Sha, or sharp angle curse.
Such sharp angles can easily alter the Feng Shui of a place, accumulating malicious energy where they are directed.
If someone lives or works at that location, the negative energy can invade the body, causing fatigue over time, and in severe cases, sudden fainting.
Most buildings are square and orderly, which prevents the formation of such sharp angle curses.
