Rebirth of the Cannon Fodder in the Entertainment Circle

Chapter 199 - 199 199 Really Impressive

?Chapter 199: Chapter 199: Really Impressive Chapter 199: Chapter 199: Really Impressive President Zhu had pushed aside all his disbelief.

“Master Luo, since you are able to discern my current situation, I would like to ask if the troubles plaguing me recently are accidents or man-made?”

He had known a Feng Shui Master before and had asked for help to check.

There were no problems at home.

However, the other party only knew how to arrange the Feng Shui of homes and offices and was not proficient in other matters.

After hearing about the Old Wu Family, he thought of seeking Luo Ning’s help.

He was more inclined to believe it was man-made; otherwise, why would everything have gone so smoothly before he discovered that incident?

But shortly after the incident was exposed, problems began to surface both at home and at the company.

He had also had someone track that woman and that bastard, but they found no clues.

Luo Ning nodded, “I see that you are cloaked in misfortune and there is something unclean on you, so your guess is correct.”

This made President Zhu’s face change, “What? There’s something unclean on me?”

Luo Ning, seeing his misunderstanding, explained, “I mean you are wearing something problematic.”

President Zhu then breathed a sigh of relief; he had been really scared.

“What on me is problematic?” he asked somewhat baffled.

Luo Ning pointed to the watch he was wearing, “This is problematic.”

President Zhu was stunned, how could his watch be problematic?

However, he still trusted Luo Ning and immediately took off the watch from his wrist.

“Master Luo, please enlighten me.”

Luo Ning took the watch, flipped it over, pulled out a dagger from her bag, and pried open the back cover.

She then picked out a very small dark red piece of paper from inside the watch.

“This item has your ‘fate divination characters’ on it and the paper was kept in a place with heavy yin, like a graveyard, for a long time.”

“Wearing it on your body affects both your health and luck.”

President Zhu carefully looked at the faded dark red paper, on which some characters were written in black ink, including his fate divination characters.

Master Luo was indeed formidable to know even this.

He asked, “If I continue to wear it for longer, what will happen to me?”

Luo Ning replied, “Either incurable serious illness or accidents would happen; you definitely wouldn’t survive more than six months.”

Chills ran down his spine, unable to suppress his anger, “That bastard, to think he made a move on me so soon.”

This watch was a birthday gift from that bastard a year ago; he had gotten used to wearing it so he hadn’t thought to switch it out.

He hadn’t expected it to contain something so harmful.

It seemed that the bastard must have known about his own origins long ago, hence the intent to kill him.

“Master Luo, do I have any other problematic items on me?”

President Zhu took off a piece of jade from his neck and handed it to her, “This was given to me by that woman.”

Luo Ning sighed, “I was just about to say, this jade you’re wearing is also problematic.”

“This object came from a grave, and it not only affects you but also your family.”

The old saying “A woman’s heart is the most venomous” wasn’t wrong.

Even though she was a woman herself, she found President Zhu’s wife quite frightening.

She not only made President Zhu a scapegoat but had also thought of killing him so early.

If President Zhu hadn’t accidentally found out that the son was not his own, he probably would never have known his status before dying.

President Zhu clenched his fists, his veins popping and his breathing quickening, completely out of anger.

“Vicious woman, truly a vicious woman.” He felt a bone-chilling disappointment.

His wife had once been very pretty, and he had had a crush on her during their school days, confessing his feelings upon graduation only to be rejected.

At that time, he hadn’t started his business yet and his family was quite ordinary, so her rejection made sense; although disappointed, he could accept it.

Who would have expected that they would meet again later, and she would often take the initiative to contact him?

This was the woman he had always liked; seeing a chance, he pursued her aggressively.

By then, he had started a factory and made some money. Although he still lacked confidence, he actually won her over.

They soon became intimate, and a month later, she told him she was pregnant.

He did not think much about it at the time and was instead overwhelmed with joy, and then they got married.

Over the years, his business had grown significantly, but he never fooled around; for ten years, he had cherished her as if she were the apple of his eye.

She did not need to worry about daily life or household chores; her days were spent shopping, traveling abroad, playing cards with friends, and beautifying herself.

Her family had also been quite ordinary, but he had gotten her siblings jobs at his company, bought them houses, and provided them with cars.

Yet this was how she repaid him.

If Master Luo hadn’t noticed something wrong with the jade and the watch, he would still be in the dark, thinking it might be due to the exposure of some scapegoat, which is why she would want to strike him down.

Who would have thought that she had wanted him dead even before that?

But he quickly guessed what was going on.

He sent someone to investigate and found that the woman had been seeing a man frequently for over a year.

Although there was no evidence of their affair, it was highly likely that this man was the bastard’s father.

Thus, this adulterous couple wanted him dead, not only to clear the way for themselves but also to inherit his estate—their plans were indeed meticulously linked.

If he hadn’t seen the blood type on a medical report by chance, her plans would have succeeded.

He quickly pulled himself together, realizing his life was still most important.

So, he looked at Luo Ning with hope and asked, “Master Luo, now that I no longer wear these things, will there still be problems?”

Luo Ning replied, “There shouldn’t be any more issues.”

She shifted the conversation and added, “However, your body has been weakened. I’ll give you a talisman to wear long-term, which can gradually improve and restore you to normal.”

President Zhu nodded excitedly, “Good, good, could Master Luo please provide me with a talisman today?”

He was truly scared.

Even if someone was to die, it should be those people first; he needed to stay alive to see them get their comeuppance.

“Alright, I’ll draw one for you in a moment,” Luo Ning nodded.

She continued, “The shopping malls your company has built have been problematic; I suspect something was placed there, and I’ll help you check it out tomorrow.”

President Zhu, also suspecting issues with the mall, gratefully said, “Thank you so much, Master Luo.”

“Should I transfer the payment to you now?” he asked.

Doing so might encourage Luo Ning to take extra care.

Luo Ning countered, “My usual fee for Feng Shui consultation is ten million, and for a talisman, it’s one million. You were aware of this before, right?”

Since Wu Jianfeng had referred him, considering his usual style, he would typically brief people beforehand.

Indeed, President Zhu nodded, “Old Wu told me about it.”

“Then please transfer the payment and I’ll take care of everything,” Luo Ning nodded.

President Zhu got Luo Ning’s bank details and immediately had his secretary transfer the money.

Luo Ning then drew a talisman for President Zhu on the spot and took the problematic jade and watch to handle them.

They arranged a time to visit the mall the next day and then returned to the lobby together.

As Luo Ning walked towards where her mother was sitting, her expression instantly turned cold when she saw who was standing in front of her.