A Simple Divination, Confession And Punishment

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In Temple Street, the crowd was still discussing Tao Haizhou's case.

　　"Being a godparent does have risks."

　　"Before my aunt became a godparent, the other party's living conditions became better and better, but my aunt's family became more and more lonely."

　　"Just say don't kiss random people."

　　"The more I hear you talk, the more scared I get. I kind of regret having adopted you as my godparent."

　　Seeing that the neighbors were all frightened, Chu Yuening stood up, took a teacup and poured a pot of tea, and comforted them: "Don't be too scared. After recognizing the godparents, we found that there were no obvious changes in the family and the health of the family members was not affected. Everything will be fine."

　　"But." She sat down, "It would be best to calculate the horoscopes before becoming godparents, to see if the horoscopes of both parties are compatible."

　　The neighbors also said yes.

　　If they don't match, won't they end up like Tao Haizhou? Risks still need to be avoided in advance.

　　Several people who had adopted their godparents at the scene were frightened and rushed home to take their godparents to have their horoscopes calculated.

　　Chu Yuening put down the teacup and smiled: "Okay, next one."

　　The elder brother who came out was all smiles.

　　Chu Yuening recognized the eldest brother at a glance. He was Zheng Xin whom she met at the rice noodle roll shop yesterday morning.

　　Zheng Xin has long been a die-hard fan of the Temple Street fortune teller and has read many fortune-telling stories about Master Chu. However, since he often needs to go out to sea, he has no time to come to Temple Street.

　　It was not until today that he truly saw the real person.

　　Zheng Xin sat down on the table, looking at the girl with elegant temperament. The more he looked, the more familiar she looked.

　　Zheng Xin was not someone who could hide his thoughts, so he asked anxiously, "Master, have you been to Ah Ming's rice noodle roll shop the past two days?"

　　Chu Yuening knew she was recognized and smiled faintly, "Indeed, I have been there."

　　Zheng Xin slapped his forehead, annoyed: "Oh! If I had known that the master was here, I shouldn't have boasted at that time. Wouldn't it be better to let the master show up and speak directly?"

　　Chu Yuening poured a cup of tea, handed it to him, and smiled faintly: "What do you want to calculate?"

　　Zheng Xin took the tea with trepidation and smiled sheepishly: "Actually, I don't even know what it is."

　　Zheng Xin was a sailor who often went on international voyages, spending 300 days out of 360 a year at sea. He had nothing to do on the ship, so when he missed his hometown, he would read the newspapers brought from Hong Kong, and the one he read the most was the fortune-telling column written by reporter Li from Daxi Newspaper.

　　At first, Zheng Xin thought that the stories in the newspaper were all bragging. It was not until later that he found out that his brother's boss was involved in the fortune-telling incident that he realized that the fortune-telling column was not a story, but a series of real cases.

　　He came to line up early this morning, not really to have his fortune told, but to see his idol.

　　"Master, have I caused you any trouble?" Zheng Xin looked at the neighbors who were watching outside the dessert stall, his face reddening. How could a man like him, who had a decent life, take up a position? The master was highly capable and should give his position to other people who needed it more.