Can fortune telling really tell a person's fate?

That's pure nonsense. If he can really see a person's fate, why doesn't he just find a person with a particularly bad life on the street, then give him money to invest, and finally make himself as rich as an enemy?

As the saying goes, all magical powers are small, and emptiness is the avenue. Fortune-telling is always a question of faith or unbelief. Some people always like to let others decide their own destiny, which is very wrong. For example, in the street, you see a fortune teller standing there, waving at you: Come here, son, I'll show you your marriage. Will your marriage come because of his words?

Everyone has a favorite person in his heart, and there will be a favorite person. If this fortune teller says anything casually, he may lean against your thoughts and you will think, Wow, that's accurate!

It's all nonsense. Because many people have one thing in common, even if the fortune teller says it, he will lie if you say it is not right at all. So it's really hard for you to find a fortune teller to see a person's fate. This is nonsense!

A real fortune teller is not a person's fate, but your momentum. Look at your rosy face. There must be something happy recently. Look at your pale face. Then you must have something bad. You're suffocating. You can't rest well.

Fortune telling is generally a matter of three points and seven points. With the characteristics of your face, your tiny movements, you can figure out your psychology, and finally with your psychology and his language, you can convince you.