Do good and evil really have to report high marks to the master to help people tell their fortune?

I'm glad to have friends who care so much about my problems! I may have a say in the landlord's question, right?

Why don't I want to accept the question of low score or zero score?

First, asking questions from people who have a lot of points but zero or low points is just like asking a rich person to go out and take a cheap car. Of course, I don't want to accept such a miser's question.

Second, for the person who asks questions temporarily, he may be the kind of person mentioned above. He obviously has money, but he pretends to be poor and goes out by car without spending money. It may also be a malicious prank that wastes your time. Of course, this is unacceptable.

Third, people who ask anonymous questions are more likely to change points and brush points in disguise. I don't want to marry anyone and I don't want to accept him.

Fourth, when time is tight, you can only answer a few high-scoring questions. Everyone wants to make the same effort to get high marks, which is human nature, right?

5. I don't accept questions from people who have paid thousands of points for asking questions. Why? Everyone may understand it, so there is no need to state it.

The following circumstances shall be accepted as appropriate:

First, I generally accept friends who have registered for several years, even if they don't score. I think most of these people are honest people. I am willing to serve honest people without expecting anything in return.

Second, do some good deeds. For example, if you are married, your answer can complete their marriage. Why not?

Let's briefly explain these.