What should a fortune-teller be like?

Haha, do you want to be an emperor? That is, relying on bloody battles and fortune-telling to seize the country, no one in ancient and modern China and foreign countries can match! Ever since Guangwu Chen Sheng encouraged fellow travelers to rebel with a fox's bonfire (it was a last resort, anyway, if they didn't rebel, they would die), careerists who wanted to be emperors in past dynasties almost always relied on these fortune-telling and divination to mislead people, gossip and let those ignorant people go their own way, and finally failed. Liu Bang's "different phase" is recorded in the history books, but he is said to be "Long Zhun" (with a high nose), but can his big nose be compared with that of westerners? His success is based on the success of many battles. In history, a successful emperor's "different phases", "different numbers" (rare good luck) and "different omens" ("good omen" means that he can become an emperor) were all supplemented by later historians, and they were about to be written from Sima (the first historian wrote it, but it was obviously invalid if he didn't write "providence" later? ), so have a plenty of innuendo, have a plenty of historians made up; As for the emperors in opposition, the so-called "kings of grass roots" and so on, they either made up lies to deceive the people themselves or were deceived and used by others, and all ended up miserable. Most of them didn't become emperors, but they had to catch up with a "nine families". Alas! Careerist, miserable!