Lucky Farmer Girl: I rely on metaphysics to support my family

Chapter 473
Hearing what Tang Wan said, Mr. Wu said, "Wait a minute, I'll find a pen, Moziyan, and write the horoscope of my birthday to you."

After finishing speaking, Mr. Wu will go downstairs to find the shopkeeper to borrow things.

Tang Wan called to Mr. Wu to stop, and said calmly: "Don't bother, I have it here."

After all, Tang Wan took out a piece of paper from the armband and added a pen. The pen was improved by Tang Wan. It was a simple version of a hard pen, which was convenient for her own use.

Mr. Wu looked at the strange-looking pen that Tang Wan handed over. Although he had never seen it before, he could guess what it was for.

After Mr. Wu thanked him, he wrote down his birth date on the paper.

Logan took out his food, tortoise shells and copper coins.

Mr. Wu didn't believe that Tang Wan was really an expert until he saw Tang Wan take out these things.

Originally, he just had the mentality of giving it a try, thinking that if he really met someone who understood, it would be good if he could help him take a look.

You must know that he was always a little uneasy when he came back all the way, and the letter was vague, and he didn't know what was going on.

When Mr. Wu was looking back on his mental journey, he saw Tang Wan chanting while shaking three copper coins with palms together, and then threw them into the turtle shell.

In this way, Logan repeatedly threw six times.

Finally stopped.

Although Mr. Wu didn't know what Tang Wan was doing.

But Logan stopped and began to interpret the hexagrams, and he still understood.

Because Tang Wan told him: "The Kan'er that your father encountered this time is probably not human-made. I wonder if Mr. Wu's family has told you about the details."

Mr. Wu Tang Wan was surprised when he said this: "Is it something human can do?"

Logan nodded firmly.

"How could this be?" Mr. Wu had an incredulous expression on his face.

He just said that the words in the letter from home were vague, and he thought there was some reason why it was inconvenient to say it in the letter.

It is indeed not very convenient, and it is estimated that the family members are also uneasy at the moment.

Tang Wan ignored Mr. Wu's surprise. She wondered if the situation of Mr. Wu's father was the abnormal situation in Beijing mentioned by King Zhan.
Or did it happen that his father also encountered a similar situation, which is not the same as what the King of War said?

Thinking of this, Tang Wan looked at Young Master Wu and said, "Looking at Young Master's appearance, I'm afraid I don't know the details of your father's situation. Although the situation is not good, it hasn't reached the point of no return. You should hurry up and go home. "

Mr. Wu came back to his senses after hearing what Tang Wan said, looked at Tang Wan, and asked hesitantly: "Young master, no master, can you help me to resolve my father's crisis?"

Tang Wan hesitated a little, looked carefully at Mr. Wu's face, and said, "Mr. Wu, it's not that I don't want to help, but I'm waiting for someone here. I'm afraid I won't be able to leave today."

Hearing what Tang Wan said, Mr. Wu was not disappointed, let alone discouraged, but politely asked: "I wonder if Master can go away tomorrow? Or when will you have time?"

Logan looked at Zhan Yi, she wasn't sure if she was free or not.

Zhan Yi didn't know either, and his eyes signaled Logan that he didn't know either.

Tang Wan couldn't help it, so she could only explain to Young Master Wu patiently: "The time is indeed uncertain, and I was invited by someone else, so I have to help others to do things first."

Seeing Mr. Wu's somewhat disappointed expression, Tang Wan promised again: "If Mr. Wu can trust me, leave me your home address, and I will take time to visit your mansion when I arrive in the capital in the past two days to see your face. It shouldn't be life-threatening."

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