Fortune-telling death is very accurate _ Fortune-telling death

Fortune-telling death is very accurate

Since ancient times, there has been no shortage of fortune tellers. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were a lot of talented people, and there were also endless masters who could calculate skillfully. One of the most famous is Zhuge Liang, who is proficient in Taoism, Mr. Shui Jing, who has the ability to recognize people, and Zhu Jianping, an extremely accurate fortune teller.

Because in his early years, Zhu Jianping told fortune to some ordinary people in the street. Because his calculation is very accurate, it was quickly spread by people and soon became famous. Later, someone advised Cao Cao, and Cao Cao was very convinced. So when he became a Lord protector, he found Zhu Jianping and made him a Langguan. At that time, Cao Pi served as a corps commander of the five senses and once hosted a banquet for more than 30 Zhu Jianping. I heard that Zhu Jianping is good at fortune-telling. Everyone wants to see Zhu Jianping for fortune-telling and know their future. Cao Pi is no exception.

At that time, xelloss asked Zhu Jianping how old he could live. Zhu Jianping looked at xelloss's face, knowing that xelloss should not be offended. With a pinch of his finger, he said, "Your life expectancy is 80 years, and there will be a slight disaster at 40 years old. I hope you will be more careful. " In ancient times, eighty years old was a symbol of longevity, so Cao Pi was also very happy.

However, when Cao Pi was forty years old, he suddenly became seriously ill and was in danger. At this time, xelloss thought of Zhu Jianping's words. It turns out that Zhu Jianping counted day and night as two days at that time. Presumably because of his identity, he dared not say it directly, and the calculation was too accurate. So he said to the people around him: "Jianping said that I can live to be 80 years old. It turned out that he counted together day and night. It seems that I am going to die. " In an instant, xelloss died.