The whole internet called her a “superstitious little fraud,” until she exposed the true face of a top-tier star who was a con artist.
Four-and-a-half-year-old Jiang Tangtang grew up with her great-grandfather, who tended a temple. She learned a special skill: not fortune-telling, but “reading qi.”
She can see the colors of people's luck above their heads and see through any disguise at a glance.
An aging singer tries to cultivate a devoted-lover image. In her babyish voice, she calls him out: “Uncle, you were sneaking hot pot last night!”
A rising starlet frets about her looks. Tangtang hands her a candy: “Big sis, don't frown. You'll be super rich after you turn thirty.”
Then a relationship blogger's boyfriend comes on the show to propose. Tangtang tugs at his sleeve and asks the camera during the livestream:
“Uncle, which auntie is the ring in your pocket really for?”
The internet explodes overnight.
Some call it scripted, some demand that she be banned, and others want to dox this “bizarre aunt-and-niece pair.”
But then the police report comes out, the sister who was deceived clutches Tangtang and weeps, and the cameraman who could no longer bring himself to pick up his camera presses the shutter again because of something she said...
At last, everyone understands:
She's no fraud.
She's an observatory for the human world, a mirror that reveals the true faces of adults, and a good-luck dispenser for every lost soul.
So, would you come to the Good Luck Teahouse and trade a piece of candy for a chat?
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