Chapter 227: Chapter 227: There’s Sothing Wrong with This Stepmother Chapter 227: Chapter 227: There’s Sothing Wrong with This Stepmother “Your Four Pillars of Destiny is very strong, with wealth, authority, and Yin Stars present in your annual pillar, supporting each other, which ans your family’s conditions should be quite good, your parents both in business, having accumulated a considerable fortune, however…”
Jiang Li paused before saying, “Your Four Pillars shows the confluence of damage and consumption, indicating that your mother likely passed away early due to illness, around when you were 9 years old based on the Heavenly Stems, and not long after, your father remarried.”
Chui’er Tuttu was stupefied, “That’s right, that’s right, my family does have so money, and my mother did pass away twenty years ago due to cancer, after which my dad found a stepmom.”
She seed to have moved past this sad chapter in her life, her face not revealing much sorrow when she spoke of these experiences.
The comnts section was filled with amazent as well.
They had witnessed Jiang Li’s skills before, but this was the first ti they felt it so vividly.
[Soone just ntioned that the mattress of the bed this young lady is sitting on costs hundreds of thousands; she indeed cos from a wealthy family.]
[Yeah, yeah, and the pajamas she’s wearing are from a certain granny’s brand; she truly is a daughter of a substantial household, 30 years old but looks like she’s just enrolled in college.]
[But these are things you could deduce by just looking, right? You don’t have to hype up Jiang Li’s abilities so much. Give the Four Pillars and I could do it too.]
[Exactly, isn’t this the basics of mysticism? I guess she just wants to beco famous, learned a little and took it out as a gimmick.]
Jiang Li nodded and continued, “Your academic performance was quite good, and after high school, you got into a above-average university, then went abroad for your master’s. Your Four Pillars includes the Lonely Bird, so you’re likely in the art field, probably sothing related to painting. After returning ho, your job was also closely related to your major. I can see that you opened a studio and have a significant following and fans.”
Chui’er Tuttu kept nodding vigorously, “Oh my god, it’s all correct!”
Winning the red packet was purely luck; she had almost no previous interactions with Jiang Li and only beca a fan after randomly watching one of her live streams.
So, the things she was saying couldn’t have been prepared beforehand, they could only be inferred by herself.
It was surprising that at her young age, she possessed such skill.
“I majored in comic arts, and after returning to the country, I sold a few books and indeed gained quite a bit of fans,” Chui’er Tuttu spoke, her eyes shining brightly, clearly soone who thoroughly enjoyed her job, “Speaking of which, my studies and career have been going quite smoothly. As for family, even though it’s a blended one, as long as my old man is still giving an allowance, whoever wants to care can care.”
The barrage of comnts was filled with people saying, “Miss, do you need a humble servant?”
Such a rich and beautiful girl, with such great personal qualities and ambition, who wouldn’t like her?
Jiang Li gave a slight nod in agreent.
Indeed, her Four Pillars indicated that her father cherished her deeply, pouring all his heart into her.
It could be seen from her face as well. Even though the parental palace was missing, her three courts were still full and her vitality strong, clearly pampered just like Wen Jiaojiao.
“Let guess,” Jiang Li said with a smile, “So you want to know about your marriage prospects, right?”
Chui’er Tuttu blushed a little, “Lili, your guess is spot on!”
Although she had dated a few tis during her school years, they all ended in nothing. These past few years, she had been busy with the studio and publishing, with hardly any ti for relationships.
Her father had also introduced her to so quality young n, but not one caught her eye.
As she was getting older, and seeing her peers slowly walking down the aisle, she too felt a growing urgency.
But Jiang Li shook her head, “This matter is not one to be rushed.”
“Those born fortunate are few and far between. Your three palaces are prosperous, and correspondingly, your marriage palace is slightly weaker. I have seen your romantic prospects today; they co with the Lonely Bird, making it easy to encounter unworthy people. For now, it is better to focus on your career, and you will achieve greater success in the future.”
Chui’er Tuttu was startled and blurted out, “Master, what do you an?”
Jiang Li asked, “Has a relative introduced soone to you recently? Soone you find quite appealing?”
“Yes, yes, that’s right, it was my stepmom who introduced him. Well, it wasn’t exactly an introduction—it was at a party thrown by her and her ex-husband’s son. I had nothing to do, so I went and t a fairly nice man. These past few days, I’ve been hesitating whether to pursue it. My stepmom seems to have realized my interest and has been trying to set us up.”
“That man is no good,” Jiang Li stated bluntly, “I can tell that his Yin Star is strong, which belongs to soone hypocritical and insincere, a person who seems gentle and refined on the surface, but has a brutal nature and a tendency towards violence. If you truly ended up together, it would not only affect your ntal and physical well-being but could even spread to your career.”
Chui’er Tuttu drew in a sharp breath.
Not only because of the predictions Jiang Li made but because they were so accurate, so precise that without ntioning any specifics about the other person, she had stated his apparent characteristics.
He did indeed co across as a gentle, caring person, and she had thought him to be quite a gentleman; now it seed she would have to reconsider.
The barrage of comnts also got heated.
[Ah, beautiful miss, stay away from n! Isn’t it better to quietly work on your career?!]
[To tell the truth, doesn’t anyone else think there’s sothing off with this stepmom? She first t this man at her stepson’s party, and then the stepmom enthusiastically played matchmaker. It all feels quite unnerving.]
[Whoa, now that you ntion it, I find it really creepy too.]
Chui’er Tuttu could see the comnts, and for a mont, as these ssages scrolled past, she fell silent.
Then she slowly spoke up, “Although my stepmom is indeed quite ddling, she probably wouldn’t dare, right? After all, I’m no pushover, and my father really cherishes . Before my mother passed, they had already made wills leaving all their wealth to . Even if she wanted to, she couldn’t covet much. And then there’s my brother…”
When she spoke of him, Chui’er Tuttu snorted coldly, “He’s just a good-for-nothing, drinking and gambling all day long, 20 years old with no job in sight. Just thinking of him annoys .”
However, Jiang Li’s voice ca through, distant yet clear—
“Although you speak the truth, I have also noticed signs of petty scheming in your recent Four Pillars. While your stepmother and brother pose no threat to you, it is wise for you to be cautious. As long as you’re in that house, they will never be at ease; the sooner they can get rid of you, the better.”
“Regarding your brother,” Jiang Li suddenly let out a cold laugh, “He is indeed a good-for-nothing, and if not kept in check, he might bring considerable trouble to your family in the near future.”
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