When Ye Yao was born, a monk happened to come to Ye's house to ask for water. Because of the kindness of the bowl of water, the monk made a fortune telling for the newborn Ye Yao, saying that she would be destined to be a wealthy and prosperous husband.
The Ye family believed it, but Ye Yao was stupid since he was a child. When he was eight years old, he still couldn't speak or walk. The Ye family did not want to raise a silly girl, so they sent Ye Yao back to her grandmother's house in the countryside.
Grandma's family has good feng shui, so Ye Yao won't be stupid when he goes to the countryside. When he grew up, Ye Yao married the village chief's youngest son. Later, the village chief's youngest son was admitted to college, and Ye Yao followed him to the city to study in college. Later, the village chief's youngest son became rich and became the richest man, and Ye Yao became the wife of the richest man.
This really corresponds to what the monk said: great wealth, great honor, and a prosperous life.
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