Fortune teller speaks ancient Chinese _ What does fortune teller say in ancient Chinese?

Ask the great gods to help translate the ancient Chinese. thank you

These words you sent do not belong to ancient Chinese (classical Chinese), but are the "jingles" of fortune tellers. This poetic rhetoric implies some kind of "implication". But what's the moral? The fortune teller has to explain it according to you.

Taoyuan, for example, is a lonely branch.

When you explain that you have three brothers, it can be interpreted as: they are all good (or bad), and only you are bad (or good).

When you say there are only two brothers, it can be interpreted as: there should be three brothers, and the other "loneliness" is gone.

When you say there is only one brother, it can be understood as: there should be three, but the result is "lonely" and becomes one.

Therefore, there is no need to pursue such words. (including those won by lottery)