Chinese metaphysics has computed destiny from birth data for two thousand years. We do the same arithmetic — true solar time, lunar conversion, four pillars, ten-year cycles — then explain it in language you actually read.
Life Reading runs BaZi + Zi Wei. Ask a Question runs Qi Men + Six Coin + Plum Blossom. Compatibility runs BaZi matchmaking.
BaZi reads a life. Liu Yao answers an event. Qi Men reads the moment. Chinese metaphysics never used one tool for everything — and neither do we.
Your birth moment converted to true solar time and expressed as four stems and branches. From that, the engine derives your five-element balance, ten gods, ten ten-year luck cycles, and the domains of career, wealth, love, and health.
Not a chart. A question. Toss three coins six times and the classical Najia method builds a hexagram from the results, assigns the Six Relatives and Six Spirits, and tells you which line decides the matter.
The board of the emperor's strategists. Built from the current hour, it maps nine palaces of heaven and earth plates, the ruling star and gate, and ranks which directions serve your purpose right now.
Most astrology sites ask a language model to invent your horoscope. We built the arithmetic instead — and only then let a writer describe it.
Your clock time is corrected for birth longitude and the equation of time — the real sun's drift from clock noon, computed hourly in the server.
Gregorian date becomes the sexagenary cycle: year, month, day and double-hour pillars, plus the lunar equivalent, solar terms, and the hidden stems inside each branch.
Five-element weighting, ten gods, day-master strength, ten-year cycles, clash and combination detection — all deterministic, all reproducible from the same inputs.
The engine outputs structure. The report turns it into plain English with the Chinese term kept alongside, so you learn the system as you read it.
A birth certificate records clock time. BaZi reads the sun. If you were born in Madrid, the sun runs roughly 55 minutes ahead of the official clock; in western China it runs about 3 hours behind Beijing time. Ignore that and you can land in the wrong double-hour — and the wrong hour pillar entirely.
We correct for both longitude and the seasonal equation of time, and we apply historical daylight-saving rules automatically.
Both unlock everything — every reading, the weekly and monthly forecasts, and unlimited divination. The only difference is how long it lasts.
Every reading and every forecast, for a full year.
Get the full yearCast as many six-coin readings as you need, with the full Najia chart and verdict.
Cast as many boards as you need, each with ranked directions for the watch.
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You can still run the chart, but the hour pillar will be omitted and the reading will be less precise — the hour pillar governs late life, children, and the deeper layers of character. If you can find it on a birth certificate or hospital record, it is worth the effort.
No. Western astrology works from planetary positions against the zodiac. BaZi works from the sexagenary cycle of the Chinese lunisolar calendar — no planets involved. The two systems are independent and can be read side by side, but they do not translate into each other.
A method of reading the current two-hour period as a nine-palace board, used historically for choosing the auspicious direction and moment for an action. It is a timing tool, not a personality reading.
No, and be wary of anyone who says they do. These systems describe tendency, condition, and timing. They are a framework for reflection and decision-making. Your choices remain the dominant variable.
It is stored on our own server to generate and keep your report, and it is never sold or shared with third parties. Orders and charts are held as local records, not pushed to any external analytics service.
Everything it implies is still available to be read.