The light from the mobile phone screen made my eyes ache. I stared at the product details page of the mirror and hung my thumb over "Buy Now" for three seconds.
"Be spiritual and buy carefully."
The seller only wrote this sentence in the description of the product, not even a serious photo, just three blurry screenshots. The mirror looked gray, and the frame was carved with some incomprehensible patterns, a bit like the old objects offered in the ancestral hall of my hometown.
The price is not expensive, 388.
I scratched the back of my head and typed a line in the chat box: "Boss, is this mirror really psychic?"
I regretted posting it. This kind of question makes me look like a fool. Just as he was about to withdraw, the other party actually replied in seconds: "If you believe it, you have it, if you don't believe it, you don't have it."
It's like telling fortunes.
