I was a fortune teller in 90

Chapter 232: All capable people have tempers

It’s true that the little girl is capable, but she is still too young and doesn’t understand the world at all.

The cultural center offered me an olive branch, but she was still hypocritical and arrogant... Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers.

The real Taoist looked at Director Meng's face, then at Dai Qing's indifferent expression, and cleared his throat.
"Haha... My little friend is exactly what I expected. She is a free-spirited girl. She is broad-minded and regards fame and wealth as rubbish. Only people like you can have hope in Xuanmen."

There was a Taoist priest stroking his beard with admiration in his eyes. Director Meng underestimated her.

In fact, it’s not his fault. Director Meng was appointed by the superiors to focus on folk culture. However, he was only interested in folk culture, but was not a Taoist. Naturally, he did not understand the temperament of Taoist people.

From the first time they met, he felt that this girl was not an ordinary person. She seemed to be alive at such a young age.

Since seeing her ability, those arrogant guys stopped talking on weekdays.

In front of the strong, everything else is empty.

"My friend, you are overly worried. In the two years since our Folk Culture Center was established, it has been the most leisurely department. It is not as busy as you think. As for the meetings and discussions you mentioned, everyone gathers together to chat and talk about various places. Weird people and strange things that happened, and how to deal with them.”

"If you really have something that you can't get away from, I won't force you. You don't have to worry about this. Exploring folk culture is entirely voluntary."

Director Meng pursed his lips as he listened. Although he did not agree with what the Taoist said, the two of them had a good relationship in private, so they did not refute it.

Dai Qing looked at the different expressions on the two people's faces, especially the hope in Zhenyou Taoist's eyes, and still shook her head.
"I understand everything you said, but please respect my choice. At the moment, I have no idea of ​​joining the organization. I'm not sure whether it will change in the future, but I don't want to now."

She quit her job in the textile factory just because she didn't want to be too restrained. Naturally, she didn't want to be tied up again.

Director Meng: "..."

Do you really know how high the sky is when you have some ability?

If she relies on her talent and is arrogant, sooner or later she will regret it.

The real Taoist looked at Dai Qing, and it took him a while to finally accept the reality.

"Since you don't want to join for the time being, I won't force you. If you change your mind, you can contact me at any time."

With that said, the real Taoist wrote down the address and paging number and handed them to Dai Qing.

Looking at a series of paging numbers, Dai Qing's mouth twitched. It was hard to imagine a Taoist priest holding a pager and making a call.

A true Taoist saw Dai Qing's expression and laughed, "Times are progressing, we can't stand still."

When it comes to recruiting people to join the gang, you can't do it too hastily. He understands that it will be counterproductive.

A few people chatted for a few words, then got up and left.

Watching the two of them leave in the car, Dai Qing curled her lips and turned to go home.

She naturally saw that Director Meng was unhappy, but what did it have to do with her?
After observing and meeting those people, she really had no idea.

Letting go of your leisurely and contented days, running to play scheming with others, and have enough to eat?
inside the car,
Director Meng looked at the real Taoist and sighed faintly, "It's true. Why do you think that girl doesn't want to join the Folk Culture Center?"

"Everyone has his own ambitions. Young people have different ideas from us."

There is a Taoist who is stroking his beard and smiling in his eyes.
"My little friend has a pure mind and doesn't like complicated situations. It's understandable. Brother Rende, don't be too hasty in recruiting talents."

Director Meng was silent. The members of the Folk Culture Museum each have their own merits. It is understandable that capable people are more temperamental and eccentric. He is a government employee. He was originally doing well in his workplace, but because of his love for folk culture, he was assigned to build this folk museum.

It was also his first time to come into contact with people from Xuanmen. He had seen their abilities and respected them from the bottom of his heart.

However, the foundation of the Folk Culture Center is shallow after all. It has not seen any economic benefits yet and is not taken seriously. A lot of funds cannot be approved.

Even so, those Taoist factions are rushing to join in. From the initial invitation to the current screening, the threshold has been raised unknowingly.

If he hadn't witnessed the little girl's rough skills that night, he would definitely not be willing to recruit her.

In order to show his sincerity, he came in person, but he didn't expect that they didn't appreciate it at all.

"It's true. I think you and that girl are quite destined. You might as well move around more and recruit people over as soon as possible."

Forget it, since you have real ability, just be more tempered.

"It's not urgent. She has to be willing to do it."

The real Taoist chuckled. The invitation must be invited, but you can't do it too hastily. Take it slowly. Even if the result is not what you want, it won't be too bad.

The Folk Culture Museum is still short of a physiognomy scholar, and my friend is the best candidate.

Dai Qing returned home, rubbed her itchy nose, cleaned the tea cup, and just sat down with a book when someone knocked on the door again.

Aunt Wang walked into the yard sweating profusely, took Dai Qing's arm, and spoke eagerly.

"Xiaoqing, I heard that you resigned?"

"Well, I wanted to concentrate on being a fortune teller, so I quit my job." Dai Qing held Aunt Wang's hand and asked her to sit on the chair. "Don't worry, Auntie, I made the decision after thinking it through, not impulsively."

"...It would be a pity to give up such a good job." Aunt Wang paused and sighed.

But I also know that Dai Qing has an idea, and what he has decided will not change easily.

"Actually, if you think about it, it doesn't matter. I work for a month, and my salary is only over 100 yuan. I only get a red envelope of 500 to 600 yuan for a photoshoot. Moreover, I have free time and no restrictions on the photoshoot. I like it very much. "

“If you watch two a month, you’ll have enough living expenses.”

Aunt Wang listened, did the math, her eyes suddenly brightened,
"This is actually easier than going to work, and there is no time limit. Auntie is an old-fashioned thinker. She only wants to have a secure job. Now that you have thought about it, Auntie will not advise you."

Originally, she had thought that Xiaoqing's life would be good in the future, with a fixed salary and extra income. Even if she got married, her husband's family would still have to provide for her if she was capable.

Suddenly I lost my job, and I relied solely on reading fortune tellers for a living. After all, it was not a formal job, and I didn’t know if it would affect my relationship with friends.
Originally, she wanted to give her some advice first, but now I'm afraid it won't be easy.

"Ahem~, Xiaoqing, look at you, you will be twenty next year. What do you think about finding a partner? Auntie has been keeping an eye on you?"

Aunt Wang took Dai Qing's hand and patted it comfortingly.
"Don't worry, Auntie knows who she is and she's sure not to miss you. Tell me, what kind of person are you looking for and what are the conditions? Will Auntie screen you?"

Dai Qing was stunned and couldn't help laughing, "Auntie, I want to be a fortune teller and not get married."

"What? Why don't you get married?"

Being a fortune teller affects finding your husband's family? Never heard of it?