The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Fortune-Teller of Hong Kong [The 1970s]

Something big happened when Xiao Tangtang was three and a half.

To save his own life, her father kicked her and her mother off the boat as they tried to flee Hong Kong.

Unexpectedly, this awakened Xiao Tangtang’s former powers.

She wasn’t about to become a drowned ghost! She was going to get ashore with her mother and become a spirit medium.

And she’d make that scumbag of a father pay!

A huge story broke on the streets of Hong Kong:

A mother and daughter had set up a fortune-telling stall in the middle of a busy district.

The mother made a mysterious prediction that a certain tycoon would suffer a bloody disaster within three days.

Her daughter patted her chest and promised, “Uncle, don’t be scared. I can teach you how to save your own life.”

People laughed themselves silly. What kind of con artists were these, to dare make such outrageous claims?

On the third day, the tycoon came to beg the little girl for help, missing an arm and with a broken leg.

Xiao Tangtang folded her arms and huffed, “Hmph! It’s very expensive to ask me to save your life. One talisman costs fifty dollars!”

“What? I brought fifty thousand, and you only want fifty? What a bargain! Can I get a monthly subscription?”

The tycoon later discovered that a monthly subscription wasn’t an option. The little lady was too busy, and her talismans were impossible to come by.

Later still, people were astonished to see Mr. Liang, the head of the wealthy Liang family, arrive in person at Temple Street to invite the little medium and her mother back with him.

Bystanders: ??? So the Liang family’s young lady is a fake?

Theme: Love is the force that helps us grow.