Every fortune teller says I'm lucky, but I'm particularly unlucky to be so big. Why?

There is a saying in China that a loss is a blessing. Actually, I'm quite right. No one has a different understanding of happiness, but it can be defined as much worse than luxury. What you say about bad luck is not necessarily the opposite of what they say about good luck. I still hold my personal views on fortune tellers and fortune tellers, so I won't say much here. What I can say is that what you feel bad about is not necessarily a bad thing. You can give a simple example: if a person is caught stealing early, he will think he is unlucky, but if he is not caught, he will continue to steal and continue to do evil. In fact, in a sense, it is a good thing that this person was caught early. I'm just saying a general idea, which is actually a bit far-fetched. If you don't say that a blessing in disguise is a blessing in disguise, your bad luck may not be serious. If your bad luck happens to someone else, that person may not think it is bad luck. So, what they say to you is a yearning for people. When everything is bearish, your blessings will naturally come.