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The twelve palaces map twelve areas of life: Life (how you see yourself and decide), Siblings (peers and collaborators), Partnership (intimacy and long-term patterns), Children (juniors and creativity), Wealth (how money comes and goes), Health (physical condition and where stress exits), Travel (outward moves and environment), Friends (network and circles), Career (work and the position where you are seen), Property (home and your base), Wellbeing (inner ease and where money and time go), and Parents (elders and support from authority).

Whatever you are asking, you read from the palace it belongs to. A job change is read from Career, an income structure from Wealth, whether a relationship can last from Partnership. Each question has its own landing point instead of collapsing into a single sentence.

Zi Wei, Tian Ji, Sun, Wu Qu, Tian Tong, Lian Zhen, Tian Fu, Moon, Tan Lang, Ju Men, Tian Xiang, Tian Liang, Qi Sha and Po Jun — these fourteen major stars set the temperament of a palace: whether to hold or to push, whether to plan first or move as soon as things are clear. The brightness marker beside each star tells you how strongly it operates in that position.

The four natal transformations add another layer. Fortune means resources and people gather here easily. Power means your voice carries weight, and can overshoot. Reputation means expertise and paperwork pay off. Obstacle marks where things jam most — and usually where it pays to start. Which palace and which star carries a transformation determines where the emphasis of a whole chart sits.

Your natal chart describes a stable structure, but life moves. Zi Wei handles time through decade cycles and annual cycles. A decade cycle changes every ten years and sets the themes those ten years push toward. An annual cycle lands on a specific year.

This explains a common puzzle: why the same chart feels so different at twenty-five and at forty-five. The structure has not changed; the palaces being activated have. Reading a forecast means locating the decade cycle first, then the year — which sits much closer to real circumstances than reading the natal chart alone.

FluxAstro computes charts with a deterministic engine. AI never guesses:

• •The historical timezone of your birthplace is restored, so births abroad align with the real offset of that year
• •Lunar date, stems and branches, five-element bureau and the Four Pillars are converted by algorithm, not estimated
• •Twelve palaces, fourteen major stars, minor stars, brightness and natal transformations are all output item by item, verifiable against any classical text
• •Decade and annual cycles are derived by nominal age, with the current decade marked directly on the chart

Only after the maths is done does AI — or a local rule engine — translate those chart facts into plain language. Keeping interpretation separate from calculation is a boundary we hold. Zi Wei Dou Shu is a tool for self-reflection and cultural exploration: it helps you see structure and options, but it does not decide for you, and it is not medical, legal or financial advice.