Only one woman died. What do you mean, two sisters are good fortune tellers?

This is a common sentence used by fortune-tellers who used to wander the rivers and lakes. It's my back. It's my heart. There are seemingly affirmative and ambiguous incisions.

A daughter died: when the solver dies, he will have a daughter to die in front of him. This seemingly affirmative statement may actually be empty talk. Isn't it too early to die? Who knows if it will be accurate?

Hello, second sister: (The dead daughter) has two sisters in front of her (which can also be interpreted as only two sisters, and fortune-tellers will use them as appropriate) to welcome her life. This ambiguous sentence can be practiced in collusion with others, and the key is how to skillfully use the two groups of words "Second Sister" and "Fang Hao". For example, there are indeed two sisters in front, which counts; A sister is also accurate; A younger sister is also accurate; No sister, no sister? No, your life forced one; There are four or five? Wouldn't it be better to have three sisters? If there are too many, there will definitely be disunity or other shortcomings (indeed, there is a high probability)-look, calculating is the responsibility of fortune telling, and the responsibility that is not allowed to be calculated is the person who is counted. Anyway, looking for a fortune teller can't be wrong. The so-called "Jianghu incision, positive and negative". The present reality, if wrong, wouldn't be a fool, haha.