Four Pillars and Zodiac Analysis

Problem

Four Pillars analysis often stalls on incomplete birth data, ambiguous time of birth, and the night-zi-hour dispute over the day pillar. This skill turns the workflow into explicit steps: collect required fields, validate uncertain time, compute the chart, and output checks.

How it works

It first asks for name, former name, solar/lunar birth date, birth hour, gender, birthplace, and living status. If the time is vague, it lists candidate hours and uses past events for a three-question validation. For 23:00-24:00, it calculates both the day-shift and non-day-shift day pillars, then selects the better match.
It then builds the Year, Month, Day, and Hour pillars using Lichun and solar terms, expands Ten Gods, hidden stems, major luck cycles, and yearly luck, and applies rules from classical texts such as Qiong Tong Bao Dian and San Ming Tong Hui. It outputs strength assessment, Five Elements balance, chart pattern, a seven-dimension major luck score, recent yearly trends, and practical guidance.
It also adds Western astrology, scoring Sun, Moon, and Rising signs across five traits, then compares them with the Bazi useful gods and Ten Gods. The result can be saved as an offline HTML report with chart, elements, major luck, yearly luck, astrology, and advice sections.

Boundaries

This is for cultural reference, not medical, financial, or life-decision advice. More precise birth time, date, and location improve usability. If both solar and lunar birth dates are missing, the chart cannot be completed.