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"Bewitched? No way, you're not a fortune teller, how can you tell that I'm bewitched?" Su Cheng said with some fear.
Even evil spirits and ghosts sound scary.
Yun Ruoyue said solemnly: "To tell you the truth, my father used to be a fortune-teller, and I learned fortune-telling from him. I can read faces, judge fortunes, and judge good and bad. My lord, this is a very bad omen. To resolve this disaster, I am afraid there will be a bloody disaster."
"What? Bloody disaster? I don't believe it!" Su Cheng stood up angrily, "Mrs. Chu, how can you talk nonsense? I read it for Mr. Chu's sake, and I don't care about you, but such words, Don't tell me ever again!"
He doesn't believe that a little girl can tell fortunes.
Seeing that Su Cheng didn't believe it, Yun Ruoyue was not worried.
The ancients were very superstitious, and they believed in ghosts and gods the most, so she used this method to deceive Su Cheng.
Su Cheng doesn't believe it now because she doesn't look like a fortune teller. When the real fortune teller comes, he will definitely believe it.
She immediately said: "My lord, my father is indeed good at divination, looking at yin and yang. If your lord doesn't believe me, you can go outside and find a fortune teller to see if what they say is the same as what I said. I am not alarmist , and please take my words to heart, or you will regret it too much!"
Hearing what Yun Ruoyue said, Su Cheng's expression suddenly became tense.
He hurriedly said: "Housekeeper, go outside and find a fortune teller for me. I want to see if Mrs. Chu really knows how to read faces."
"Yes, my lord." After the butler finished speaking, he hurried out to find someone.
After he ran out of the government office in a hurry, he saw a fortune teller with a cloth sail, a Taoist robe, a long beard, and a bamboo stick in his hand passing by.
He was overjoyed and said, "Sir, do you know fortune-telling?"
The fortune teller narrowed his eyes, and said in the old city: "I am a fortune teller, you say I don't know how to tell fortunes? Let me do the math, and you are the third eldest in your family, with a wife and a concubine, and two sons, right? "
When the butler heard it, he was shocked, "Yes, you are right, you are really amazing. Come with me to the government office and tell my master's fortune."
With that said, he pulled up the fortune teller and went.
The fortune-teller said while running: "Master, please slow down, I am blind and can't see the way clearly."
"Blind people are better, and blind people can calculate more accurately." The housekeeper said excitedly.
The blind man couldn't see him, but he was able to calculate so accurately, which shows that he has real skills.
The fortune teller gave the butler a cold look. He didn't know anything about fortune-telling. The princess called Brother Mo to tell him this information in advance.
Soon, the butler brought the fortune teller into the mansion.
From a distance, Chu Xuanchen saw a blind man with a cloth sail and a Taoist hat on his head led in.
He took a closer look, and found that the man's figure and height seemed to be correct.
As soon as the blind man approached, he saw clearly that he was really upright, and he also put a fake beard on his face, turning himself into a forty-year-old introverted uncle.
Seeing Meng Zheng's old-fashioned look, he wanted to laugh a little.
He was still guessing what Wang Hao and Mo Li said at the door last night, so it was about this matter.
"My lord, the fortune teller is here. I'm lucky. As soon as I ran out of the mansion, I saw this fortune teller passing by, so I called him in." As soon as the butler walked in, he said as if he was asking for credit.
Su Cheng took a closer look, and saw a fortune teller walked in tremblingly, with his eyes vacant, his hands stretched out to fumble in front of him.
Seeing the man's attire and his squinted eyes, he believed that he was a real fortune teller. (Remember the site URL: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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