Chen Buyu sets up a fortune-telling stall on the Tianqiao, and there is only one rule: three hexagrams every day, and any more will not be counted. Netizens called him a liar until an archaeological team member joked: "Master, help me see where this ancient tomb is." Chen Buyu glanced at the live broadcast and said casually: "Don't dig the main entrance, there is a poisonous wind from three thousand years ago buried inside. Walk three steps southwest and there is a drainage outlet I left there." The whole network laughed like crazy, but the archaeological team did so and dug out a complete tomb of a Shang Dynasty king. What's even more outrageous is that there is a line of words engraved on the tomb wall: Mr. Chen saved our family from the flood. The archaeological team leader knelt down on the spot. Chen Buyu calmly closed the stall: "As I said, I was just passing by." But the next day, the National Museum sent a secret letter: His body was found in the Kunlun ice.
