Fortune-telling formulas of kings of past dynasties

Kings of past dynasties tell fortunes.

The fortune teller calculated for himself that there must be such a disaster in this life. Although fortune tellers calculate others rather than themselves, in ancient times, fortune tellers also calculated their own fate in advance and knew what disasters they had in their lives, but fortune tellers did not change their fate because of this, but followed their fate, so fortune tellers said that their lives were dying, but they actually calculated that there was such a death.

But the future is unpredictable. The reason why fortune tellers say "never die before noon, live a long life" should be the uncertainty of the future. Although the fortune teller calculated that there was such a robbery, it did not mean that it could not be solved. If it can be solved, it means you can live long. Or we'll just die.

A companion is like a tiger. The emperor's heart is unpredictable. The ancients often said that a companion is like a tiger, which means that a companion can be fatal at any time and anywhere, because the emperor is moody and his subjects are prone to disasters. Rixin Liu, a fortune teller, promised Zhu Yuanzhang that he would never tell others' fortune again, but later, Rixin Liu was beheaded by Zhu Yuanzhang. The reason is that Rixin Liu told Zhu Yuanzhang, the fortune teller, to kill people.

The king thinks this fortune teller is too accurate. I hope he can help himself. When Zhu Yuanzhang was a general, Rixin Liu told Zhu Yuanzhang that he was the face of the emperor and everyone around him would become a vassal. Later, when Zhu Yuanzhang became emperor, he thought of fortune tellers. But the master refused to assist Zhu Yuanzhang. In fact, as a fortune teller, Zhu Yuanzhang certainly hoped that he would stay and help him avoid disaster.