The complete book of geography.

Liu Bowen's "The Complete Book of Geography" covers almost all Feng Shui classics before the Ming Dynasty, which is relatively comprehensive.

Knowing astronomy from above, geography from below, Liu Bowen is praised and recited by future generations as a god. Liu Bowen's advice for Zhu Yuanzhang offended many people in the same camp. Liu Bowen could not fight in person, and he was stubborn in political struggles. He looked down on some civil and military ministers and alienated them. Liu Bowen was not a real revolutionary. He was mainly afraid. He was afraid of this and that for Zhu Yuanzhang. He was afraid of this and that, and he was worried about his own safety. He was not as good as Li Shanchang and other public ministers.