Kyoto.
Royal Street.
Xia Zhi stopped the carriage and helped Ling Chu out of the carriage.
After looking around, Ling Chu pointed to a shady place and said to Xia Zhi, "This is it."
Xia Zhi looked around and felt that although the Royal Street was prosperous enough, it was not suitable.
But Ling Chu thought this place was good.
The place she chose was next to a teahouse, which was quiet and cool. Although it is at the end of the street, it is not very popular. Her body and soul have not yet been fully nourished. The yang energy of this place is most suitable for her.
So I chose this place to set up a stall and tell fortunes.
Xia Zhi didn't understand this, and she felt relieved knowing that it was good for Ling Chu's health.
Returning to the carriage, he moved down the tables, mats and other items that Ling Chu had set up as a stall.
Xia Zhi planned to wait aside, but Ling Chu didn't agree, so she had to go back with the carriage, planning to pick her up at noon.
Ling Chu sat on the horse and closed her eyes to rest her mind. She was physically weak. The popularity of the imperial street and the abundant yang energy made her soul, which was about to move, feel much better.
After crossing over, the system rewarded her with some merits, and her soul was better than when she first crossed over. However, after she finished handling Hu Yueniang's affairs, she prepared another health-preserving medicine and spent all her money.
In order to continue to accumulate merit and earn money, Ling Chu went to Yu Street to set up a stall and tell fortunes.
Just as Lingchu was leaning against the wall and falling asleep, two men came to the Gua stall.
"Hey, there is a Taoist nun here."
Seeing the banner that Ling Chu put aside that read "Iron mouth cuts off Ling Banxian", the man suddenly became interested and pulled his companion to stop in front of the stall.
"Is your fortune-telling accurate as a Taoist nun? How much money does it cost to tell a fortune?"
The companion saw that the Taoist nun in front of him was about to fall asleep, so he tugged on the man's arm and said, "I don't know where the liar came from here to cheat. If you want to tell fortunes, you might as well go to Chongxuguan. The Taoist priest there can predict accurately." "
Ling Chu couldn't help but sit up straight when he saw the business coming, but as soon as he opened his eyes, he heard these words.
She didn't speak, she just raised her head and casually glanced at the two men in front of her.
Lingchu's fortune-telling also relied on fate. She didn't care whether the man asked her to tell his fortune.
The man had a sudden idea, but was about to give up after being persuaded by his companions. But suddenly he saw Ling Chu open his eyes and was swept away by her quiet eyes, and he suddenly changed his mind.
Although this Taoist nun was drowsy just now, she didn't look like much. But when he opened his eyes, he felt like a fairy coming from the dust. Coupled with the Taoist robe, he couldn't help but want to believe her.
The man did not leave, but sat down on the pony in front of Ling Chu.
"How much money does it cost to tell a fortune?"
Ling Chu glanced at him unexpectedly and said softly, "One hundred Wen."
She originally thought that these two people were leaving.
Before the man could speak, his companion was the first to say, "Why don't you go and grab one hundred coins? The Taoist priest of Chongxuguan only asked for twenty coins."
The man also felt that it was a bit expensive, "One hundred coins is indeed a bit expensive, can you give me a discount?"
Ling Chu shook his head, "One hundred coins, no price. I only calculate three hexagrams a day. If you think it's expensive, I won't force you."
When her companion saw that she didn't give up a penny, she pulled the man and wanted to leave.
But when the man heard that Ling Chu could only calculate three hexagrams a day, he somehow made up his mind.
"Okay, one hundred coins is one hundred coins, you do the math for me. If the calculation is accurate, I will give you the money. But if the calculation is not accurate, I will bring you, a swindling Taoist nun, to justice."
Ling Chu sighed.
Before coming out, I forgot to put some disguise on my face.
Everyone who came to see her this time felt that she had a bluffing face.
"Sure... I can calculate it for you. Don't worry, if the calculation is not accurate, there will be no charge." Ling Chu said.
The companions originally thought Ling Chu looked like a liar, but now that they heard her say it, they felt even more like it.
She must have been afraid that they would send her to court, so she said that she was not allowed to accept the payment.
Ling Chu ignored this person and asked the man sitting on the horse in a low voice, "What do you want to do?"
"As an heir," the man hesitated for a while, then continued, "I want to know when I will give birth to a son."
Ling Chu nodded and said warmly, "Stretch out your hand."
The man obeyed.
Ling Chu took out a small hammer from his sleeve pocket.
Although the man and his companions were a little surprised to see the little hammer, they didn't take it seriously.
Not to mention that this Taoist nun looked extremely weak, and they were not afraid even if she had a huge back. What use could such a small hammer do? Both of them were skilled in martial arts.
Ling Chu took the small hammer, placed it lightly on the man's fingertips, and began to read his palm.
He looked at the palms, back and fingers, and then raised his head and glanced at the man's face.
Taking back the small hammer, Ling Chu said concisely and concisely, "The cheekbones have peaks, and the master is alone and has no children."
Seeing that the man's expression changed, Ling Chu hesitated for a while and then added, "Although you will have no children in this life, you will have five daughters. Although you will be a little toiled in the first half of your life, you will be able to enjoy five daughters in the second half of your life." A daughter’s blessing.”
After hearing Ling Chu's words, the man frowned.
It turned out that his wife had given birth to three daughters for him, and this pregnancy was more than seven months old. When those experienced women saw the shape of his wife's belly, they all said that the baby would definitely give birth to a son.
Although he was happy to hear it, he was always uneasy in his heart.
I met this Taoist nun by chance today, and I couldn't help but want to make a fortune, and wanted to know whether he would have a son in this life.
Unexpectedly, I heard the conclusion that I would have no children in this life.
The companion next to him heard Ling Chu's words and immediately sneered, "Let me just say that her calculations are not accurate. Although your family has three daughters, including the child in your wife's belly, there are only four."
Ling Chu glanced at his companion casually and didn't say anything more.
When the man heard that he would never have a child, his face darkened.
However, although he felt that Ling Chu's calculation was inaccurate, he still took out a small piece of silver worth a hundred cash and placed it on the table in front of Ling Chu.
The companion thought he was stupid. The Taoist nun said that she was not allowed to do calculations and refused to accept the money. How could he return the money?
His companion just wanted to help him take back the broken piece of silver.
Ling Chu took the first step and pushed it back with a small hammer, "There's no need to worry about the money. You can send it over tomorrow. Don't feel bad. If you think I'm accurate, I'll give you a red egg tomorrow so that I can have some of yours." Joy.”
The man frowned. He thought it would be difficult for such a young Taoist nun to earn a living by setting up a stall. Even though his calculations were inaccurate, he still gave the money.
But now he was annoyed.
The Taoist nun asked him to send the money and red eggs tomorrow. Doesn't this mean that his wife will give birth tomorrow?
But how is this possible? His wife is only more than seven months pregnant.
What is the difference between what the Taoist nun said and cursing his wife to give birth prematurely?
The man took the piece of silver back with a look of displeasure.
Ling Chu wasn't upset either.
She was just reminding the man that his wife would give birth prematurely tomorrow. If he doesn't believe it, she can't beat him with a hammer until he believes it.
As for the money, she was not worried that anyone would dare to refuse to give it.
The companion originally thought Ling Chu looked like a liar, but now he met her and she really didn't accept money. He thought it was a bastard not to take advantage of her.
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