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Why does the lucky star also fail?
A reliable starting point is the article's main conclusion: Lucky stars provide resources, modifications, assistance and opportunities, but if the main line is insufficient, it may just be beautiful conditions.
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Lucky stars are resources, not guarantees
Zuo Fu You Bi, Wenchang Wenqu and Tiankui Tianyue are often regarded as good stars. They do bring assistance, expression, fame, noble people, learning and grooming abilities, but auspicious stars are not a guarantee of results. It's one thing for resources to appear, but it's another thing to be able to catch them, use them well, and turn them into results. A chart with many auspicious stars may have beautiful conditions, good popularity, and decent expression. However, if the main star line is unclear, financial officials are not accepted, and the pressures of the four modernizations are chaotic, resources may be scattered.
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