When they saw Xiao Yu begin telling fortunes, the guests immediately surged forward and surrounded his table, their faces full of anticipation.
Some of the guests on the fringes, however, frowned, disdain hidden in their eyes.
After all, fortune-telling was the sort of thing people would doubt unless they experienced it themselves, even if they witnessed it firsthand.
How much more so for this small group of "upper-class business elites," who were busy with business and making money every day and did not even have time to watch livestreams?
But disdain aside, everyone was still quite curious and wanted to join the crowd and watch the show for a little entertainment.
And of course, Xiao Yu would not stop anyone from watching.
"Everyone, don't rush. Line up and come one at a time. At worst, I just won't go home to stream today. I'll skip it and tell the fortune of every single person here who wants a reading."
"Hehehe, great, wonderful! That's fantastic!"
"Everyone, line up. Don't make things difficult for Master Xiao! One at a time!"
"All right! We'll follow Master Xiao's arrangements to the letter."
The large crowd of professionals, bosses, and executives was now as obedient as a group of elementary school children. The sight was utterly incongruous, yet none of those involved saw anything wrong with it.
"Master Xiao, may I have my fortune told?"
Suddenly, a waitress asked nervously from beside him.
Xiao Yu nodded with a smile. "Of course. Everyone gets a turn. Everyone is equal before me, regardless of status."
"That's wonderful! Master Xiao, I love you!"
"Hahaha!"
A burst of laughter erupted.
This scene made the onlookers who did not believe in Xiao Yu even more curious. Was all this really necessary?
Of course it was!
So many people ordinarily racked