The 14 Major Stars

Emperor (Zi Wei)

The ruler — natural dignity, leadership, and pride; craves respect and can feel lonely or be swayed by flattery without good support.

Treasurer (Tian Fu)

The steady, conservative keeper of the treasury — reliable, protective, and security-loving; prefers safeguarding over risk.

Strategist (Tian Ji)

A quick, clever planner who loves logic and systems; highly adaptable, but the restless mind can tip into overthinking.

Sun (Tai Yang)

Warm, generous, outward-shining provider who loves to help and lead — but can over-give and burn out.

Financier (Wu Qu)

Tough, direct, hardworking, and tied to money and results; very capable in business, sometimes emotionally reserved.

Optimist (Tian Tong)

The gentle 'lucky child' of contentment and harmony; easygoing and well-liked, but can lack drive.

Diplomat (Lian Zhen)

Sharp, charismatic, principled and strategic, with strong boundaries; socially skilled but can be rigid and black-and-white.

Moon (Tai Yin)

Gentle, intuitive, and deeply feeling, tied to nurturing and steady wealth; refined taste, but can be sensitive and moody.

Charmer (Tan Lang)

The star of desire and charisma — multi-talented, adaptable, sociable, and drawn to pleasure, networking, and exploration.

Critic (Ju Men)

A sharp tongue and analytical mind that questions everything and spots flaws; excels at research and debate, but can spark arguments.

Minister (Tian Xiang)

The loyal advisor and peacemaker — honest, well-presented, and skilled at balance and harmony; thrives supporting others.

Sage (Tian Liang)

The wise, protective elder who mentors and shields others, turning misfortune into fortune; can sound preachy.

Vanguard (Qi Sha)

A fierce, independent warrior who loves challenge and efficiency; a strong crisis leader who often feels alone.

Disruptor (Po Jun)

The agent of creative destruction — breaks old rules to build anew; life runs in dramatic highs and lows.

The 6 Lucky Stars & Supports

Aide (Zuo Fu)

Practical, hands-on help from peers and colleagues who share your workload.

Confidant (You Bi)

Quiet, behind-the-scenes support that smooths relationships and offers emotional backing.

Scholar (Wen Chang)

Formal learning, logic, certificates, and polished writing — a refined, academic edge.

Artist (Wen Qu)

Unconventional talent — eloquence, performing arts, intuition, and the mystic arts.

Mentor (Tian Kui)

Open, visible help from superiors or institutions, arriving right when you need it.

Patron (Tian Yue)

Quiet, behind-the-scenes rescue, often from a supportive figure, during hard times.

Anchor (Lu Cun)

Steady fortune, savings, and self-reliance — a grounding wealth star (can incline toward caution and solitude).

Rover (Tian Ma)

Movement, travel, and momentum — paired with wealth stars it brings mobile, active fortune.

The 6 Challenging Stars

Blade (Qing Yang)

Sharp, aggressive, direct energy — causes open conflict or injury, but supplies raw drive to break through.

Vortex (Tuo Luo)

Like a stuck spinning top — delays, hidden obstacles, and looping inner anxiety.

Wildfire (Huo Xing)

A sudden, visible burst of anger, haste, or chaos — short, fierce disruption that forces quick action.

Ember (Ling Xing)

A quiet, slow-burning anxiety or resentment — cold wars, grudges, long-term pressure.

Void (Di Kong)

Material things and gains seem to vanish — hard on money, but excellent for creativity, philosophy, and spiritual depth.

Drain (Di Jie)

A tax on the material world — unexpected costs, wasted effort, two steps forward and one back.

The 4 Transformations

Abundance (Hua Lu)

Injects smoothness, wealth, and popularity into a star — where things come easily and bring enjoyment.

Power (Hua Quan)

Adds ambition, authority, and execution — drive and results in that area, with added pressure.

Recognition (Hua Ke)

Brings reputation, academic success, and smooth resolutions — a protective shield that gets talents noticed.

Friction (Hua Ji)

Marks blockage, obsession, and friction — where you worry most and work hardest; the 'knot' to untangle.

The 12 Palaces

Life (Ming)

The core self — character, temperament, and overall life direction.

Siblings (Xiong Di)

Siblings, close peers, and your inner circle of equals.

Spouse (Fu Qi)

Marriage, committed partnership, and the kind of partner you attract.

Children (Zi Nu)

Children, creativity and 'offspring' of your efforts, and intimacy.

Wealth (Cai Bo)

Money, earning style, and your relationship with material resources.

Health (Ji E)

Physical and emotional health, constitution, and vulnerabilities.

Travel (Qian Yi)

The outside world — travel, relocation, and how you show up beyond home.

Friends (Pu Yi)

Friends, colleagues, subordinates, and your wider social network.

Career (Guan Lu)

Work, profession, status, and how you perform and are recognized.

Property (Tian Zhai)

Home, real estate, family assets, and your living environment.

Wellbeing (Fu De)

Inner life — mindset, contentment, spiritual leanings, and what brings you peace.

Parents (Fu Mu)

Parents, elders, mentors, and authority figures.