When she heard Xiao Yu suddenly veer into philosophy for no apparent reason,
Yao Xia grew even more impatient and muttered sarcastically under her breath, "Are frauds this professional these days? They even have to know philosophy."
Lü Xingqiu was already a fan, and as someone who could stay up past midnight watching fortune-telling, he naturally had more faith in Xiao Yu.
So his attitude was different, and he fell into thought.
"Master Xiao, do you mean... I feel like I sort of understand, but not quite?"
Xiao Yu shook his head. Not everyone was a philosopher.
If he hadn't told fortunes every day, learning about and encountering so many things, he wouldn't have understood it very well either.
As for why a ten-year-old child would suddenly attempt suicide when everything seemed fine,
apart from the few experts who genuinely studied psychology,
how could ordinary parents and adults make sense of it?
Otherwise, there wouldn't have been so many such incidents, would there?
There was always a generation gap between adults and children.
"Simply put, you've misunderstood your child's 'needs.' He's only ten. What he needs now isn't 'material comfort, physiological needs, and safety,' but 'love, respect, and belonging'!"
"That might still sound too abstract, so I'll just talk about some of the things your son has experienced..."
Xiao Yu hadn't expected his last fortune-telling session of the day to involve such a real and heavy subject.
In fact, saving this child and changing his future and fate would have been incredibly easy.
It would only take a few minutes.
But what Xiao Yu wanted even more was to use this child's case to make the hundreds of thousands of families and parents watching his livestream take this seriously.
Not everyone watching his livestream was single!
Even those who were