What if the cemetery lacks geomantic omen and the eldest grandson lacks two rooms?

First of all, it is necessary to determine whether there is a feng shui problem in the cemetery.

According to the description of your topic, it is estimated that the cemetery involves at least three rooms, and it is likely that three rooms are better. In this case, it should be difficult to reach an understanding if the tombs are modified.

Moreover, there are many factors that cause the loss of houses, some of which are congenital deficiency of terrain, and it is impossible for people to cut down. So we need on-site investigation to be sure.

If it is obviously a geomantic problem and cannot be modified, we can only choose another place and make a geomantic conditioning layout in the direction of Li Chang Second Room.

Of course, if we can reach a * * * understanding, make some modifications to the tomb, and then we can have a prosperous house, it must be happy.