"I don't want to be disturbed by others and disrupt the stability I have finally settled in over the past eight years."
"So I made up my mind to hide for a while and avoid you for the time being."
"Whether it's good or bad, I'm not the same Fan Yang I used to be."
The silver-haired old man sighed softly, his smile turned sour and said: "But just three days ago, when I looked at Xiao Yu'er's face again, I found that there was a glimmer of life in her life palace, which was punished by God because of me."
"I used this as a guide and continued to make calculations, and got the result that blessings and misfortunes depended on each other."
"Luck lies with Xiao Yu'er."
"The trouble is on me."
The silver-haired old man looked towards the stern of the boat, looking at the girl who was bending over to pick up fennel beans. His face was filled with doting and he could not move his eyes away.
Lingxi said bluntly: "You are hesitant in your heart, not knowing whether you should hide or not."
"Yes, it was true at first." The silver-haired old man came back to his senses and nodded calmly: "I'm not afraid of death. I'm just afraid that no one will take care of my granddaughter after I die."
"I thought about it for two days and stayed up all night, feeling as uneasy as a drum."
"Finally, I decided to give you a chance, and I also decided to give Xiao Yu'er a chance."
Pei Chuan suddenly said: "Are you hiding here to test our abilities?"
The old man who was once named Fan Yang smiled heartily and said: "If you can't find me anywhere, you are not worthy of meeting me."
Pei Chuan blushed and did not refute.
Fan Yang waved to the girl at the stern to walk from the cabin to the bow and helped him to the shore.
His steps were weak and shaky.
He found a clean muddy ground, picked up a few leaves to cushion, sat down and said directly: "There are three major taboos and ten minor taboos in fortune telling. No matter which taboo is broken, you will suffer divine retribution."
"I learned art from a master when I was six years old. My master taught me as carefully as his own son. He asked me to keep in mind the thirteen taboos, big and small, and never break the rules no matter what."
"On the Dragon Boat Festival when I was twenty years old, my master died. I was helpless and wandered alone in the world. After thirty years of hard work, I won the title of the first fortune teller."
"At that time, I was really famous and famous."
"But even so, I never dare to forget the master's instructions, those thirteen taboos that are related to the life and death of fortune tellers."
When Fan Yang said this, his tone became deeper.
He raised the beads in his hand and recited Amitabha, and said with a gloomy look, "I don't break the rules, but the rules come to me."
"In the end, it was because I was not good at studying and didn't notice the strangeness in it at the first time."
"Whether the other party deliberately set a trap for me, or it was just fate."
"I have accidentally broken two of the three taboos, and there is no way to remedy them."
Ji Qinghe said curiously: "There are three taboos in fortune telling. The first taboo is not to tell your own fortune. The second taboo is not to tell fortunes to ghosts. The third taboo is not to tell people's fortunes for free."
"What two taboos did you break?"
Ji Qinghe whispered in a low voice: "Fortune tellers don't tell their own fortunes. There is a saying that fortune tellers don't tell their own fortunes. They will undoubtedly predict their own death."
"To tell someone else's fortune is to reveal the secrets of heaven. To tell one's own fortune is to change one's destiny against the will of heaven."
"The responsibility for leaking the secret is relatively small. After all, the master is behind it."
"It is unimaginable to endure the consequences of changing one's fate against fate."
"You can only tell fortunes, but unlike our lineage of Kunlun spiritual masters who can secretly change fortunes, you won't be so stupid as to tell your own fortune, right?"
After Ji Qinghe finished speaking, he said with some gloating: "As for telling fortunes to ghosts, hey, ghosts' bodies will die and their souls will return to the underworld. Their lives have long since disappeared from the world, and no living person can interfere with them."
"As the saying goes, there is a difference between yin and yang. No matter how powerful a fortune teller is, you cannot interfere in the affairs of the underworld."
