Life K-line

The period chain, drawn as one curve

One year in isolation tells you little; connected year by year you can see which stretches run smoother and which need earlier preparation. Every point below is engine output for a sample chart (1990-06-15 10:00).

Forty years (real engine output)

6070802026: 67.92027: 67.62028: 68.22029: 68.82030: 68.62031: 68.22032: 68.72033: 69.22034: 68.52035: 67.72036: 67.22037: 65.72038: 67.12039: 68.32040: 68.22041: 68.12042: 67.92043: 672044: 66.92045: 68.12046: 68.12047: 69.32048: 69.62049: 69.12050: 70.22051: 70.72052: 70.52053: 702054: 69.12055: 69.22056: 69.62057: 70.22058: 71.92059: 71.42060: 712061: 70.32062: 70.52063: 70.82064: 70.32065: 70.620262036204620562065

Read the curve as relative position, not absolute good or bad: higher means several areas align at once, lower means energy is concentrated and worth planning around.

FAQ

Does a high score mean those years will be good?

No. It is a relative position computed from the birth data and period rules; we make no outcome claims.

Why does the curve rise and fall?

Each period brings different pillars, which changes the balance the model reads; the same data always reproduces the same curve.

Whose curve is shown?

A fixed sample chart (1990-06-15 10:00, male). Yours is generated in the app from your own birth data.

How periods work