Chu Qianli turned off the star chart, pulled up the chart that she had compiled and started talking slowly, “After a simple analysis of Big Brother’s star chart, we will be able to see two different paths and how things would develop differently on each path.

“One of them entails you leaving right now without looking back. You will achieve success on your own but, unfortunately, you will spend the rest of your life avoiding influences from your birth family. Your pain will not lessen. Quite the contrary, it will increase with time. “

Had Chu Qianli never picked up astrology, then her attitude would have been “this person had got some sort of mental issue”. Now that she had studied astrology, her attitude had turned into “understanding that there are many different types of star charts out there and to understand the way a specific star chart expresses itself.”

She must say that studying astrology had improved her character. It was almost like cultivation in a sense.

He Shichen said angrily, “…… Who do you think you are mocking?”

Chu Qianli blinked at him and said in a soft and docile voice, “But I have self-control. And, if I may add, yes, I was talking about you in my latter scenario. You may align yourself with that description now.”

He Shichen felt that Chu Qianli had this strange ability to irritate him easily. He took a deep breath and only found her words ridiculous. He mocked her incredulously, “You think you can crush me?!”

He Shichen was raised properly since he was a child and would not get physical just because he was the stronger one. He, however, felt that any other person would have slapped Chu Qianli and dropped her to the ground.

Tried as he might, He Shichen wasn’t able to get Chu Qianli to go back inside of the house. He finally frantically grabbed his suitcase and said to her coldly, “Fine, you stay here all you want them. I will be on my way.”

The security within the mansion district was quite good so she would be safe out here. There was no need to worry about her.

Chu Qianli watched her animation with her head lowered and said to him casually, “Bye-bye, ye rootless one.”

He Shichen turned dubiously, “What did you just way? What one?”

Inside the mansion, He Shichen separated out his stuff and packed them into his suitcase. He first opened up the bedroom door first and listened for any noises coming from Chu Qianli’s room. Only after he had confirmed that everything was normal did he walked back into his room and walked out gently with his suitcase behind him.

Downstairs, the door to Aunty Li’s bedroom was also shut. She never left her room at night. She has a very set routine.

Now that He Zhenghe and Yu Shen were not home and Aunty Li had already turned in, nobody would know what had happened.

The night was dark, the moon bright, and the stars scarce. It was extremely quiet in the mansion district.

Perhaps there really was something wrong with Yu Shen’s health. She needed to have a small surgery after her examinations and had to be hospitalized for a few days.

Chu Qianli learned from her reading that Yu Shen’s illness was not life-threatening and she only needed to rest up for a little while. She would occasionally go to visit Yu Shen after school and talk about meaningless little things, using visiting her mother as the excuse to not do her homework.

Yu Shen and He Zhenghe knew what she was doing but never called her out on it. They felt that it was not good to not study but Chu Qianli was masterful at distraction and would always manage to distract them.

The three of them got up and started heading toward the living room. He Zhenghe couldn't help but teased, “If Shichen is home, he would be urging you to go do your homework assignments right now.”

Chu Qianli’s eyes beamed, “Is the subtext that I won’t need to work on my homework assignments since he is not home?”

Yu Shen smiled and said, “No, it means that you can take a break first and didn’t need to rush to get to it.”

Yu Shen had just walked over to the couch when she suddenly felt a pang of dizziness. She rested a little with her hand on the side of the couch and rubbed her temple.

After Zhang Qiang had arranged time for her interview, she sent a message to the divinator letting her know that she would report back to her afterward.

Zhang Qiang wanted to provide Chu Qianli with feedback but didn’t know that Chu Qianli really didn’t need them at her level. Chu Qianli had already handled so many cases that she more or less already had an idea. Not to mention that Zhang Qiang’s case was relatively simple and that the variability was low.

Chu Qianli, however, still thanked her nicely. Zhang Qiang would be posted it to their business account anyways. Perhaps a real case scenario could further Qiu Qingkong’s study.

Time flew when one was at school.

Zhang Qiang even wondered if she was just a loser as of hate. She would not have other wise lost her mind and asked for a divination. It was all caused by her recent dark period.

She had no idea what had gone wrong. It wasn’t like she didn’t try hard. Why was it that she had heard nothing back from all of her resumes?

She started watching divination videos because her life had been bitter and she was looking for some sweetness.

She was about to froze so she was looking for any sparks that she could find.

“Whether you are telling the truth or just saying it to make me feel better……” Zhang Qiang pulled herself together and said softly and emotionally, “…… I appreciate it.”

Hearing the noises of cards being shuffled from the other end of the phone, Zhang Qiang asked curiously, “Are we going to be looking at the outcome of each choice?”

Zhang Qiang had watched a lot of divination videos and she had an idea how the tarot cards work. They would first talk about the current situation and extend out four different branches, each of them telling the inquirer the outcome of each choice.

“That’s exactly right. You can also give me some random numbers as well. I will send you what the cards look like afterward before I explain each one of them to you.”

In numerology, believing and not believing is one thing. Believing and being superstitious is another.

Humans are both strong and fragile at the same time. A strong group of humans would always be able to find their way out of a difficult situation; a fragile individual could walk down the wrong path with wrong directions.

Chu Qianli dared not perform a reading for Zhang Qiang because what she said sounded off. She felt that giving her guidance at this point might be inappropriate for her. A person should only get a reading when they are capable of making their own decisions. Going into a divination in a confused state can be very dangerous.

Tan Muxing was taken aback a little, “Self-fulfilling prophecy?”

Inside the classroom, Chu Qianli sat happily next to the window as Tan Muxing focused on sewing something with his head lowered.

As the divination disciple had not been looking for customers in school recently, the two was actually able to enjoy their afternoon break. Their business was not as crazy as it was in the beginning.

People are always attracted to what’s the newest and coolest. When they first encountered divination, they wanted to have readings all the time. Once their problems were resolved, they would not return. That’s a normal cycle.

Granted, she had already been doing so persistently for three months. She had dreamt a lot but still no job.

She had no idea whether divination or tarot cards could see into the future but she surely enjoyed watching divination videos while she ate.

The outcome of Zhou Qiang watching massive number of divination videos for three months in a row, now the only thing that she could see on her front page were divination videos and most of them she had already watched. She clicked open the “What good things would happen in [month]?” video and decided that would be the one she watch during lunch today.

When Tan Muxing, he set his backpack down and started focusing on what kind of gloves he should make.

Beautiful and delicate dolls were displayed on the shelf and Tan Muxing was busy with picking out pearls and laces etc. when he heard a knocking on the door. He quickly turned and responded, “C’mon in.”

His family stood outside of his room and asked cautiously, “Xingxing, is everything okay at school today?”

Tan Muxing getting into a fight with someone at school was unheard of. He never even raised his voice before.

His family knew that he had always been a pacifist and perhaps he was feeling blue right now. That was why they came to check on him.

“What lucky things will happen next month?” Qiu Qingkong went up to take a look at what Chu Qianli was pointing at and asked curiously, “Why this one? I was worried that this one would be too plain when I wrote it down.”

Chu Qianli, “This one has a time frame and the accuracy will be higher. We can even combine with the use an astronomical disc.”

It was not possible to do public reading on a 1-on-1 basis; as such, the accuracy would be affected. If they wanted to describe it for a type of individuals, they would need to set certain boundaries.

Chu Qianli waited around until Tan Muxing had finished his call with his family and the two of the returned to the classroom together, getting ready for their classes in the afternoon.

He Shichen came over to ask. He wasn’t sure if Chu Qianli needed to have her parents come to the school as well. He would rather go and find out proactively than waited until their class teacher spoke to him.

This much He Shichen had concluded – whenever Chu Qianli was out of his sight, he would be notified for a conversation with their class teacher shortly.

Tan Muxing filled He Shichen in patiently, “No, the teacher did not ask for her parents to come, just mine.”