How do you explain that the kitchen stove is facing west?

In folklore:

The king of the stove went to the west heaven: the heavens said good things, and the lower world kept peace.

The king of the stove went to the west and said more good things and less bad things.

From the perspective of feng shui, it has the meaning of purple qi coming from the east, which is auspicious.

I don't quite understand what this means, but there have been special requests from owners that the stove should not be facing doors and windows. I'd rather do not look so good, once I designed the kitchen cabinet type to just the stove facing the door, and then the owner asked to change, so I had to add a single cabinet in the position of the stove, and the overall effect was not that good-looking, but the owner just wanted that, and then she said that it was the feng shui master who had seen it, to be like this.

1. The West belongs to fire, and the stove also belongs to fire, but I think it doesn't matter.

2. The kitchen pays attention to not opening the door, and the direction of the door is often either north or south, so I think facing west can obviously avoid opening the door.

Change the opposite wall, make cabinets, and change the passage, and it's over.