Please translate this ancient prose into vernacular.

This is a fortune-telling or an old calendar book. It means that you are a good person, but you have to leave your ancestors and become a career. At the age of 25, my career has improved. At the age of 49, it is difficult to pay attention to it. Then I was lucky. Although it was a little difficult, I could get through it well. 70 years old is the happiest time in your life. There will be one fortune after another with children. At least 77 years old. Very wrong! Those two sentences mean that it would be better not to take the career of our ancestors or study in our hometown, that is, to leave the career of our ancestors. Thank you, I want to ask you this sentence: My marriage will remarry, right? And this sentence can be generous, but it cannot accumulate wealth. I can't make money, but I can still make money and love to spend money. Thank you for your answer: Yes, the ancient mirror and bright moon refer to marriage. You can make money, but you are not a stingy person, so you can't save money. This is to suggest that you find a wife who can live, or you will be in trouble if you spend money lavishly. There is also a reminder that you will get married twice, which means that you should pay attention to maintaining your family, not that you can't leave it and get married again. Ancient Chinese cannot be taken out of context and translated literally.