I Told the Campus Belle’s Mom’s Fortune, and Now She Wants Her Daughter to Chase Me?

Lin Fan apprenticed under a fortune-telling master. With a book called The Calculations of Heaven’s Secrets, he could see through the secrets of heaven and calculate people’s fates.

But since modern society no longer believed in fortune-telling and other forms of superstition, Lin Fan was forced to change careers and become a psychologist.

After all, psychologists and fortune-tellers were in some ways in the same line of work: both made a living by talking.

One day, the mother of the campus belle came to ask for a fortune reading.

The campus belle’s mother: “Master Lin, my daughter won’t date anyone. Can you tell her fortune?”

Lin Fan: “Auntie, I’m not a fortune-teller. I’m a psychologist, but it’s perfectly normal for psychologists to make a few predictions about the future.”

Lin Fan calculated that if the senior student didn’t date a man within a year, disaster would befall her!

The campus belle’s mother was so worried she burst into tears.

Just as she was panicking, her gaze fell on Lin Fan.

The campus belle’s mother: “Master Lin, I think you’re quite wonderful. Why don’t you date my daughter?”

Lin Fan: “Auntie, please don’t get carried away. And I’m a psychologist, not a master. Fortune-telling is feudal superstition!”