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No. In Chu Công giải mộng, the line 蛇咬人主得大财 records that a snake biting a person is an omen of gaining great wealth, and the book does not distinguish where the bite lands. This is the convention of an anonymous folk book, not a statement about fate.
From the article “What Does Dreaming of a Snake Mean in Chu Công giải mộng? Reading the Source Text and Cross-Checking”
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