Relatives, fortune tellers, liars _ fortune tellers' families

90% of divination is a lie. The 20,000 you mentioned is too expensive. The old man died last year and held three funerals. He went to the master twice. The first master was 1000, but it was not cracked. My father left in three months.

After my father died, I asked the fortune teller for an offer of 1.5 million. We thought it would be great to find an expensive one, but we still didn't do it well, hehe, less than half a year.

The children at home took the rocking car in the amusement park, fell off it and looked for someone to smash it everywhere. We just broke it by Li Huijun's method, and the cost is half less than that of the person we found earlier, so I think most fortune tellers still have to look at the date to make up for it. If they want to break it, they still need to find capable people.