Don't trust fortune telling.

I have studied divination for nearly 20 years and met many so-called divination masters. First of all, divination has a certain predictive function, but the accuracy is not as high as the legend. According to the standards of novels or legends, it is very low, and the accuracy is erratic. From this perspective, if there is no need for divination, there will be no prediction and no loss. Even if you don't believe it, just refer to it. These are the words of ordinary fortune tellers and ordinary fortune tellers. Secondly, for divination, most fortune tellers focus on how to interpret divination, but the most important thing is how to predict divination as accurately as possible. Even if someone talks about divination, it is not the key. The key to the accuracy of divination is closely related to the degree of trust in divination and fortune tellers. The more you believe in divination and soothsayers, the easier it is to get accurate divination. On the other hand, if you doubt or despise divination and don't trust fortune tellers, it will be difficult to make accurate divination. Regardless of the level of the soothsayer, the same soothsayer is more likely to draw correct conclusions with high accuracy.

Judging from your question, it seems that you are skeptical. Divination is a university. There are too few people who can study hard for decades, and the accuracy is not particularly high. Since there is doubt, as mentioned above, there is nothing to lose by not divining.