What do you think of transiting planets in your natal house?

When you don't know which area of life to look at recently, transit in the palace is usually a very good entry point. Because the palaces themselves correspond to specific life scenes: the first house is about identity and body, the fourth house is about family and foundation, the seventh house is about relationships, and the tenth house is about career and public role. When a transiting planet enters a sign, it is like shining a spotlight on that area.

Therefore, Luogong is best at answering "What is most worth watching recently?"

Also placed in the tenth house, Jupiter and Saturn are completely different. Jupiter will bring expansion and a sense of opportunity, Saturn will be more like increased responsibilities and structural testing, Uranus may promote career changes, Neptune will make the direction more vague or inspired, and Pluto will bring power and deep restructuring issues. The house tells you where, and the planets tell you what climate is happening.

Viewed separately, neither is deep enough.

Mature transit analysis will not just say "what will happen to you because a certain star enters a certain house", but will continue to look at whether this house is important in the natal life, what is the status of its house ruler, and whether it involves your key main line. For some, having the 7th house triggered is an absolute big deal; for others, it may just be a background topic.

When fortune falls in the palace, one must take back one's destiny to know the weight.

Many people hope to know whether they will break up, get promoted, or move just by looking at the palace. In fact, Lu Gong is more suitable to tell you "which field is going to be busy", rather than directly guaranteeing specific results. Whether the event will grow out depends on the phase triggering, real-world conditions, and how you act. If the palace fall is written as a single point prediction, it will be easily misleading.

Luo Gong is most like a map, not a button.