The fortune telling was so accurate that I accidentally accumulated a huge amount of merit!

Chapter 26 Good Fortune (2 Updates)
"Isn't this blatant robbery?"

"This young girl is quite ruthless, despite her young age!"

"You can't say that. Their sign says 'No money, no charge,' so it's not robbery."

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The chubby boy's stall was still not far from Yunran's, but today, his gaze kept falling on Yunran's stall, and he didn't seem to care much about his own stall.

Seeing that no one was going to step up from the crowd, the chubby boy was getting really anxious.

This was Yunran's first time charging for her stall, and he couldn't wait to rush over and pay her, at least to prevent Yunran from continuing to score zero points.

Qu Ziwei's stall sells secondhand jewelry. Although the prices aren't cheap, many of the items are brand names, and business is fairly good.

Seeing Zhu Shijia frequently glancing towards Yun Ran, she couldn't help but move closer.

Although she didn't like Yunran, she found the last time she watched the spectacle very interesting and wanted to watch it again today.

After waiting for so long without anyone coming forward, she was starting to think that Yun Ran was a blockhead. Who was setting up a fortune-telling stall here, charging such high prices!
I wish I could just rush up there and erase two zeros from the price on the Yunran brand!
"How could Yunran be so stupid? Those rich people all have masters they know well. Why would they waste their money here? We're not going to see the show today!"

The chubby boy immediately retorted, "Haven't you heard the saying 'True masters are often found among ordinary people'? How do you know she's not a master!"

Qu Ziwei looked the chubby boy up and down and couldn't help but say, "Something's wrong with you, something's very wrong with you!"

Then her eyes lit up, and she lowered her voice: "I heard someone say that you had your fortune told by Yunran? Is that true?"

Yunran did not silence the chubby boy. Although she rejected the Zhu family's overtures, it did not diminish the chubby boy's admiration for Yunran.

"Of course it's true, she's incredibly accurate!"

If someone else had said this, Qu Ziwei would definitely have suspected that they were Yun Ran's shill, but with Zhu Shijia, it wouldn't be that serious, nor would it be necessary.

Qu Ziwei suddenly felt a little itchy; she had actually been tempted to have her fortune told before.

But she was, after all, a young lady of the Qu family, and she had previously looked down on Yunran and spoken ill of her.

It would be incredibly embarrassing for her to humbly seek out Yunran for fortune-telling!
"Is it...really accurate?"

The chubby boy panicked and tried his best to clear Yun Ran's name: "Of course, would I lie to anyone?"

Just when everyone thought Yunran was going to have a bad day, a young woman sat down directly in front of Yunran's stall.

"Hey, it's you!"

Yunran took a look and exclaimed, "Wow, it's someone I met once before!"

This person was one of the first group of people Yunran encountered while watching the sunrise that morning.

"No charge if it's inaccurate? Should I pay first, or wait until you've calculated it accurately before paying?"

The young woman's face suggests peace and prosperity; she's not stunningly beautiful, but she gives off an exceptionally comfortable feeling, as if being with her is always pleasant.

Yunran smiled and replied, "You can calculate the amount first and then pay."

"Aren't you afraid that after you calculate it, I'll deliberately say it's inaccurate and refuse to pay you?"

"No one in this world owes me money for fortune telling."

The young woman smiled, her eyes crinkling: "You're amazing! I want to find out where my biological parents are, but I don't know my exact birth date. Can you do that?" "Of course!"

Yunran took out the copper coin and placed it in the girl's hand: "You can drop it."

The girl closed her eyes, silently recited something in her heart, and then reverently threw the copper coin into the area designated by Yun Ran.

Yunran was looking at the divination results, but the girl was extremely nervous. Over the years, she had actually spent a lot of time on these things, but her friends all said they were scams.

But she always held a sense of awe and hoped that one day she would really meet a fortune teller who could help her find her biological parents.

She didn't expect too much; she just felt that it was a pitiful thing for a person not to even know where they came from.

Even if the outcome is terrible, it doesn't matter that she was abandoned by her biological parents, she can accept it.

"You should be 22 years old this year. The divination and your facial features both indicate that you will be successful in your career and have both parents alive, but your first half of life will be somewhat bumpy."

However, you have a good attitude, so even when you encounter difficulties, you have overcome them smoothly. Over the years, you have done a lot of good deeds and accumulated a lot of merit.

So, you were able to meet me; this is a blessing in disguise. Your parents are also looking for you. In half a month, you will meet them according to your original plan.

In the past, many people have said that she would find her biological parents, but no one has been able to tell her about the many good deeds she had done in the past.

She was already willing to pay for that, not to mention that this little master in front of her accurately described her plan for half a month later.

It was a very important project, and only a very few people knew about it. Now, the girl was half convinced.

Just as she was about to stand up and pay, Yun Ran lowered her voice and continued, "You should understand the principle of success through secrecy better than anyone else."

Also, don't give away the things you've worn since childhood, and be careful not to let them be stolen. As long as your plan goes smoothly, your wish will come true.

The girl paused, feeling a chill run down her spine as she looked into Yun Ran's eyes, which seemed to see right through her.

Her hand couldn't help but touch her neck, where she had previously worn a damaged wooden carving.

The wood carving didn't seem to be worth much, so no one was robbed while she was powerless to resist.

But last month, a close friend suddenly said that she was very interested in this wood carving and wanted to borrow it to wear.

She was her best friend and one of her business partners. The two were so close that they said they would be each other's godmothers in the future.

Normally, she would have been willing to give the wood carving to her friend, but that day, for some reason, a voice inside her told her that she absolutely could not give the wood carving away.

So she lied and said the wood carving wasn't on her and she didn't know where she'd put it.

Fearing that her previous words had been exposed, she quietly put away the wooden plaque and never wore it again.

The girl stared at Yun Ran in shock, opened her mouth, but the words stuck in her throat, making it seem as if she couldn't speak at all.

Yun Ran shrugged and pointed to the payment code: "Pay up."

The onlookers immediately chimed in, "They didn't even say whether it was accurate or not, and you just paid right away. That's a bit too frivolous."

"Ding! 2000 yuan has been received via WeChat!"

The person who spoke was immediately proven wrong.

(End of this chapter)