Chapter 1729
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"Possessed? That can't be. You're not a fortune teller. How can you tell that this official has been possessed? "Su Cheng said with a bit of fear.
Evil spirits, evil spirits, they all sounded terrifying.
Yun Ruoyue said seriously, "I won't hide it from you. My father used to be a fortune teller and I learned fortune telling from him. I can read faces, predict fortune and misfortune, and predict good or bad luck. Sir, this is an extremely ominous sign. If this disaster is not resolved quickly, I'm afraid there will be a bloody disaster. "
"What? A bloody disaster? This official doesn't believe it! "Su Cheng angrily stood up," Madam Chu, how can you speak nonsense? This official will not bicker with you for Young Master Chu's sake. But this kind of words, you can never say it again! "
He didn't believe that a little girl could read fortunes.
Seeing that Su Cheng didn't believe her, Yun Ruoyue wasn't worried.
The ancient people were very superstitious and believed in ghosts and gods. That was why she used this method to deceive Su Cheng.
Su Cheng didn't believe her now because she didn't look like a fortune teller. When a real fortune teller came, he would definitely believe her.
She immediately said, "Sir, my father does know how to predict good or bad luck and see yin and yang. If sir doesn't believe me, you can go outside and find a fortune teller. See if what they say is the same as what I said. I'm not exaggerating to scare you. I ask sir to take my words to heart. Otherwise, I'm afraid it will be too late for regrets! "
Hearing Yun Ruoyue say this, Su Cheng's expression immediately became nervous.
He hurriedly said, "Housekeeper, quickly go outside and find a fortune teller for this official. This official wants to see if Madam Chu really knows how to read faces. "
"Yes, sir." After the housekeeper finished speaking, he quickly ran out to find someone.
After he anxiously ran out of the government office, he saw a fortune teller holding a cloth sail, wearing a Daoist robe, with a long beard and a bamboo stick in his hand.
He was immediately overjoyed and said, "Mister, do you know how to read fortunes?"
That fortune teller narrowed his eyes and said in an old-fashioned manner, "I am a fortune teller. You say I don't know how to read fortunes? Let me count with my fingers. You are the third child in the family, and you have a wife, a concubine, and two sons, right? "
When the butler heard this, he turned pale with fright. "Yes, you're right. You're really amazing. Come with me to the magistrate's office and tell my master's fortune. "
As he spoke, he pulled the fortune teller up and left.
As the fortune teller ran, he said, "Sir, please slow down. I am blind and cannot see the road clearly."
"A blind person is even better. A blind person can calculate more accurately." The butler said excitedly.
This blind man couldn't see him, but he was able to calculate so accurately. This meant that he had real skills.
The fortune teller glanced coldly at the steward. How could he know anything about fortune-telling? Wang Fei asked Brother Mo to tell him this information in advance.
Soon, the housekeeper led the fortune teller into the magistrate's office.
From afar, Chu Xuanchen saw a blind man holding a cloth sail and wearing a Daoist hat being led in.
He took a closer look. This person's build and height resembled Meng Zheng.
When the blind man came closer, he saw that he was really Meng Zheng. Moreover, he even pasted a fake beard on his face, making him look like an introverted uncle in his forties.
Seeing Meng Zheng's old-fashioned appearance, he wanted to laugh.
He was still guessing what Wang Fei and Mo Li were talking about at the entrance last night. So it turned out to be this.
"Master, the fortune teller is here. This one was lucky. As soon as I ran out of the magistrate's office, I saw this fortune teller passing by, so I called him in. "As soon as the butler walked in, he said this as if he was asking for credit.
Su Cheng took a closer look and saw a fortune teller with narrowed eyes. He stretched out his hands and felt around in front of him as he walked in shakily.
Seeing this person's attire and narrowed eyes, he finally believed that he was a fortune teller.
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