Chapter 1608: If You Don't Like It, I'll Delete It

The people behind couldn’t wait to push the boy aside.

The girl turned and left, and the boy, disregarding any argument with Zhi’er, hurried to chase after the girl.

“Hello, I’d like to ask about my career.” This was a career woman.

Zhi’er looked at her and then at the sign.

She nodded: “Your career is good. In the next two months, a large amount of funds will be credited, and what troubles you will also be resolved.”

The woman immediately became happy: “That’s great, could it be that someone finally repays my debt to me?”

Yet, Zhi’er advised: “But the sign doesn’t mention one thing. Let me remind you, you should go to the hospital for a check-up, there’s a problem in one part of your body, and it’s better to have surgery early.”

“Otherwise, you’ll earn money now but end up spending it on medical treatment next year.”

The woman’s smile froze.

Zhi’er handed the sign back: “Next.”

The woman walked away in a daze.

She kept murmuring to herself: “Check-up? Indeed, I haven’t had a physical exam for two years.”

The next one was an old lady.

She leaned on a cane and cheerfully asked: “Could you help me see if my grandson’s wife is having a boy or a girl? Will the baby be born safely?”

Zhi’er looked at the sign and then glanced up at the elderly lady.

She asked back: “Do you hope for a boy or a girl?”

“Of course, it would be best to have a grandson! Our family has only one heir in each generation,” said the old lady.

Zhi’er responded with an “Hmm”: “If it’s a boy, you won’t enjoy the blessings. If it’s a girl, you could live past ninety.”

The old lady was taken aback and looked panicked: “What does it have to do with me?”

Zhi’er smiled gently: “The level of concern differs, consuming mental energy will naturally vary. Rather than worrying about the gender, it’s better to wish for the child’s health and safety.”

The old lady wanted to ask more, but the people behind urged impatiently, so she had to leave first.

Thus, Zhi’er sat behind the table, continuing to receive guests.

She spoke until her mouth was dry.

She recalled the days when she worked as Heavenly Dao, taking time each day to handle the wishes of mortals.

Everybody’s wishes were nothing more than money, emotions, power, longevity, and prospects.

After half an hour.

Finally, she sent off the last person in the queue.

Zhi’er was exhausted, and when she raised her head, she saw a young man holding a camera and taking her picture.

Seeing her look over, the young man immediately put down the camera.

He was somewhat awkward and nervous, greeted her by saying: “Hi, hello, sorry, it’s my first time seeing such a young… beautiful nun returning to secular life, so I took a few photos, I hope you don’t mind.”

“These are the photos. If you don’t like them, I’ll delete them right away.”

Zhi’er glanced at them, but she didn’t mind much.

She waved her hand: “It’s okay.”

The two female students who had been waiting by the side came over again.

Zhi’er recognized them; they were the girls who had asked about their studies earlier.

“Why haven’t you left yet?”

“Well… can we take a picture with you? You’re just so beautiful!” they said.

Zhi’er knew about taking pictures, as she had just taken some with Tang Qian before, so she nodded decisively and cheerfully: “Sure.”

The female students had a variety of selfie poses, and Zhi’er took off her sunglasses, always maintaining a faint smile for the camera.

Afterward, the two female students happily thanked her and said goodbye.

And just at this time, a monk came over led by Little Monk: “Hello, honorable lady, is it you looking for our abbot? Unfortunately, the abbot just left the temple yesterday.”