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The so-called villain refers to a person who has no moral law in his heart and likes to do bad things in the dark. The villain has five characteristics: first, he has no principles in life; second, he relies on punishing people in his work; third, he has dark knots. Best friends, 4 is to be cunning in doing things, and 5 is to live an unattractive life.
The villain in the horoscope is based on the numerology horoscope of the owner. We know that when arranging a horoscope, we usually first analyze the likes and taboos. The five elements and branches that are beneficial to the horoscope are favored by the life owner, and the five elements and branches that are unfavorable to the horoscope are disliked by the life owner. The joys and taboos are often determined around the day stem. of. The Heavenly Stem on the day of birth is called "Yen", also known as "Day Stem" and "Sun Lord" (we usually refer to the strength of this Heavenly Stem when we say "body is strong" or "body is weak" when judging fortunes) , represents the life owner himself, and the daily branches, monthly stems, monthly branches, hour stems, hour branches, year stems and year branches surrounding it are equivalent to the personnel and living conditions surrounding the life owner. Based on the year, month, day, and hour stem and branch combinations of the horoscope, we can determine which heavenly stem or earthly branch is beneficial to the Japanese yen and the pattern, which is called the God of Joy, and which heavenly stem or earthly branch is unfavorable to the Japanese yen and the pattern. The God of Jealousy and the God of Joy are equivalent to helping the beneficial people and circumstances of the native, while the God of Jealousy and Enemy are equivalent to restricting the unfavorable personnel and circumstances of the native. These joyful gods that are beneficial to the native are equivalent to the noble people in the native's life; these jealous and hateful gods that restrict the native are equivalent to the villains in the native's life.