The fortune teller said I wouldn't live this year. Should I believe it?

Hehe ~ fortune telling is just entertainment, don't believe it too much. Those are all deceptive tricks. As for the mystery, you can find an insider. Fortune tellers are more or less half psychologists. Try a psychiatrist. What he said can't be worse than fortune telling. Because of their age, experience and experience, fortune tellers do have amazing words, but think about what they have to do with other people's faces, temperament, words and deeds, birth and psychology for most of their lives. This level should also be a bit. What's more, pure listeners will accept their psychological hints when doing things, and consciously or unconsciously follow their implied ideas, so fortune tellers are even more divine. Most of those fortune tellers have learned the Book of Changes and Eight Diagrams, and they can skillfully calculate the date of birth and season with traditional mathematical methods. You know, fortune tellers themselves tend to sit in the street with dirty noses. If they really understood God, they would have become billionaires. . .

Coupled with my analysis, although you didn't disclose too much information to him, it is enough for them to use in the eyes of lovers. First of all, your clothes, temperament and fortune-telling will all show that you are an unrealistic person, and it is natural to be fooled by him. Others say it's love. After careful consideration and a little speculation, you can form a close relationship. As for the final statement that you will die, only if you believe his words will you come back with a big story. If you really believe him, you will be on tenterhooks all day, and it will not be much better if you don't die. Maybe you will go after an illness ~ (joking). If you look at him smiling at his workstation and he can figure it out without saying a word, that's amazing ~ hehe.

Fortune telling is a bit like magic, but can you believe that the magic you have seen is true? I think magic is much more magical than those fortune tellers, and it is more moral. It won't make money from other people's misfortunes.

This is what a moral feng shui master said. Let's have a good experience: fortune tellers are very similar to religious people. If they have no compassion, they are kind to others, and the nature of fortune-telling fraud and religious fraud is the same. They all use other people's misfortunes to make money.