Are you stupid? I am the villain behind the scenes

The next day.

Class 8 of high school.

Hua Chaochao took out a brand new deck of tarot cards from her schoolbag with great interest, unwrapped them, and then placed the 78 cards in a staggered pattern on the table.

Then, she touched Hua Xi, who was sitting next to her, with her arm and said mysteriously, "Sister, would you like to draw a card? Calculate your fortune this year."

Hua Xi raised her eyebrows and asked her, "Can you interpret Tarot cards?"

Hua Chaochao answered calmly: "No."

“But I have a cell phone and can look up the meaning of the cards online,” she added with a mischievous wink.

Hua Xi: “…”

Hua Chaochao urged: "Hey, don't hesitate, hurry up and touch one."

Hua Xi looked at the dozens of cards in front of her with identical backs, and picked up the one closest to her.

Hua Chaochao immediately stretched her neck and said, "Let me see what card you picked up."

Hua Xi turned over the card in her hand, which depicted two people falling from a high tower.

It’s The Tower.

Hua Chaochao quickly said, "Wait a moment, let me check what this card represents."

The result was found out quickly, and Hua Chaochao read it out: "The Tower card represents sudden change, destruction and chaos."

After reading it, Hua Chaochao showed a bewildered expression, "This doesn't seem... to be a good card."

Heart: So accurate.

However, Hua Xi didn't take it seriously and said calmly, "It's okay."

She has always been skeptical about such divination games and does not believe in so-called predictions of fate.

"That's right. You are so capable. How can a mere tarot card determine your future? It must be inaccurate!" Hua Chaochao patted Hua Xi's shoulder.

Hua Chaochao put away the tarot cards and stood up, "I'll go test others."

Hua Chaochao walked with light steps to the empty seat next to Yi Mu and sat down.

She put her hands behind her back and did not take out the tarot cards at the beginning. Instead, she asked, "Daily Question: Do you like me?"

She still remembers what she said yesterday.

Hua Chaochao deliberately lowered her voice so as not to disturb other students who were studying or sleeping in the classroom.

There was a hint of helplessness in Yi Mu's eyes.

He chose to avoid the question and asked her instead: "What are you hiding behind you?"

Hua Chaochao knew that Yi Mu was trying to avoid answering, but she refused to let him have his way and urged him, "Don't try to change the subject. Speak quickly."

Failing to escape, Yi Mu could only answer: "I don't like it."

"Okay, you're being stubborn."

After hearing this expected answer, Hua Chaochao was not unhappy at all. She took out the deck of tarot cards from behind her and smiled, "Let's play a game."

Hua Chaochao once again placed the tarot cards in a staggered manner on the table.

Yi Mu saw the pattern on the card, "Tarot card?"

Hua Chaochao answered while arranging the cards: "That's right! Is there anything you want to calculate? Career, interpersonal relationships, fortune, etc."

Yi Mu: “No.”

He doesn't believe in these mysterious things.

"No? If not, I'll help you think of one...then it'll count as your love line."

As he spoke, Hua Chaochao had already laid out all the cards.

"Come on, touch one."

Hua Chaochao looked at Yi Mu expectantly.

Yi Mu couldn't refuse, so he reached out and picked up the card facing Hua Chaochao.

When the card is turned over, the first thing that comes into view is a sparkling moon.

Without a doubt, this is The Moon card.

Yi Mu had no idea what the Moon Card meant and looked at Hua Chaochao with a questioning look.

Hua Chaochao didn't know either, so she took out her search tool again - her mobile phone, to look up the meaning of the Moon Card.

"The Moon card represents uncertainty, fear and illusion, and may represent emotional confusion, deception or insecurity."

Hua Chaochao was surprised: So accurate! Do I have the talent to be a fortune teller?

Let me make it clear first that she did not cheat, it was purely coincidental.

The two people's focus is obviously different.

Yi Mu couldn't help but feel a little flustered when he heard the explanation, "No, I'll turn over another one."

Although he didn't believe in Tarot cards, he didn't want to hear such a result.

Hua Chaochao stopped Yi Mu from turning over the card and shook his head, "No, you can only turn over the card once a day."

"It's not accurate, don't believe it." Yi Mu said seriously.

He was afraid that Hua Chaochao would believe it.

Hua Chaochao smiled and agreed, "Okay, it's not allowed."

In fact, I was secretly muttering in my heart: It’s so accurate!

Hua Chaochao looked down at the cards and announced, "Now! It's my turn to draw one for myself."

Hua Chaochao stared at the cards and thought for about dozens of seconds before finally making up her mind and gently turning over the card in the upper right corner.

The card presents a strong and dynamic image - a warrior in armor standing on a magnificent chariot pulled by two lions that control the movement.

Obviously, this is a card called The Chariot.

"Chariot brand..." Hua Chaochao murmured softly, picked up his phone and began to look up the specific meaning of the Chariot brand.

Soon, the results came out: the Chariot card represents a symbol of victory, determination and achievement, suggesting control and direction.

Hua Chaochao raised her eyebrows slightly, and a hint of barely perceptible surprise flashed in her eyes: It really suits me.

Seeing that Hua Chaochao didn't say anything and her expression didn't reveal anything, Yi Mu couldn't help but ask curiously: "What do you mean?"

Hua Chaochao folded her hands and put away the cards. She replied nonchalantly, "It's meaningless. You're right. This kind of thing is not accurate at all."

"Class is about to start. I'm going back to my seat. Bye."

After saying that, Hua Chaochao stood up and walked to her seat without looking back.

Yi Mu looked at Hua Chaochao's leaving back, but his heart could not calm down.

For some reason, ever since he turned over the Moon Card, an inexplicable feeling of uneasiness has lingered in his heart and would not go away.