We are getting married soon, and the fortune teller said I was a bad mother-in-law. What should we do?

Few of those fortune tellers are true. I don't know why so many people still believe them now. If your husband's family is very concerned about this statement, you need to think about it, because if anything happens at home after you get married, they will say it's your fault. Even if your husband defends you again, he can't resist the repeated persuasion of his mother and family. If you have a bad relationship with your mother-in-law, she will bother you sooner or later. So this matter must be settled before marriage, and then get married, otherwise you will suffer in the future. For example, your mother-in-law is uncomfortable, or your husband's work is not smooth, and so on. You will be blamed.