Qin Huai was all set for palm reading, face reading, handwriting analysis, reporting numbers, tossing copper coins, and casting turtle shells, but unexpectedly, Zhou Hu asked him to draw tarot cards.
Master Zhou really was quite comprehensive.
He dabbled in multiple cons.
Initially, Qin Huai thought there was a pretty high chance that Zhou Hu could successfully cross the tribulation on his own, but now it seems...
The guy is actually the most dangerous one; he genuinely can't afford to be unemployed. Once he loses his job, he starts venturing into metaphysical scams. The Chinese methods have become insufficient for Master Zhou's research, and now he's exploring Western ones too.
"1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9." Qin Huai casually reported nine numbers. Zhou Hu didn't feel he was joking around and calmly and seriously drew the first nine cards one by one, arranging them into a 3x3 grid.
Chen Huihong was already curiously leaning over Qin Huai, even closer than Qin Huai himself.
