How to avoid writing Ziwei articles in a template?

The common format of templated Ziwei articles is: a certain star’s advantages, disadvantages, feelings, career, and wealth. This structure is convenient for production, but it is easy to write complex birth charts into personality cards. An in-depth article should first explain the level of this topic in the natal chart: what questions it answers, which houses it is connected to, and how it cannot be misinterpreted.

Let’s talk about structure first, then performance.

In-depth articles must explain the conditions: which house they fall in, how the four modernizations change, how to support the three directions and four righteousnesses, when the luck is triggered, and how to calibrate the realistic background. Articles without conditions may seem positive, but are actually fragile.

The condition is not to make the article complicated, but to make the judgment credible.

Exceptions should be made for "bad Ji", "unfortunate evil" and "good auspicious stars". What readers really need are boundaries: when does this statement hold true, when does it not hold true, and how should it be verified. Writing only absolute sentences would make Ziwei sound like a threat or chicken soup.

A sense of boundaries is the backbone of deep content.

Each article should be able to fall into reality: work rhythm, relationship communication, financial risks, family inheritance, emotional digestion, and stage selection. After reading this, readers should know how to observe themselves and take the next step, rather than just memorizing a few terms.

The core of non-templating is to bring the language of birth charts back into people's lives.