Judging from your expression, will you really die in ten years? You must tell the truth before you can adopt it.

I must emphasize that physiognomy is not a science, and there is no scientific basis to support it to accurately predict the time of a person's life or death. Physiognomy is a traditional superstition, and there is no reliable evidence to prove its accuracy or scientificity.

People's life span is determined by many complicated factors, including heredity, lifestyle, environmental factors, health status and so on. No method can accurately predict a person's life span or time of death.

People think physiognomy or other similar superstitions are unscientific. We should rely on science and medicine to pay attention to health, and take active lifestyle and preventive measures to prolong life and improve quality of life. If you have health concerns, it is recommended to consult professional doctors and medical experts, and don't believe superstitious prediction methods.