Fortune telling for dead people, golden twelve taels
The ancestral biography of Li Ping'an, a small town fortune teller, suddenly appeared in the "Tui Bei Diagram": [You cannot tell fortunes for the living during childhood] [The dead must accept the money paid for the fortune] [Seal your eyes immediately when you see the corpse] That night, the richest man, Wang Yuan, carried out his only son who had just died: "Sir, let the dog tell the fortune of the afterlife." Li Ping'an stared at the twelve taels of gold tightly clenched in the corpse's hand, and his back was soaked with cold sweat. The clock rang, and Wang Yuanwai sneered: "Sir, collect the money and do the work." He opened the life book tremblingly, and the corpse's eyelids suddenly opened.
