Guan Shi Zhi LiDefine one situation
Constructed question: “I plan to move this month; which arrangements should I check?” Identify the person, event and period. Keep unrelated work or relationship questions separate. When the situation changes, retain the original question instead of silently applying its chart to a new event.
Coin method: complete the six steps
Use the App’s coin-method entry and follow its six-step sequence. Retain each result in the displayed order. Complete an unfinished original sequence before starting again, and do not repeat until a preferred answer appears. A simulated method does not establish real-world predictive validity.
Manual entry: preserve the source record
Use manual entry for an existing cast. Check each line’s position, yin/yang state and moving/static state rather than reproducing an approximate shape. Traditional line order runs from the bottom first line to the top sixth line. If the source is written top-down, establish the correspondence before submitting.
Match six recorded results to line positions
| Recorded result | Position |
|---|---|
| 1 | First line (bottom) |
| 2 | Second line |
| 3 | Third line |
| 4 | Fourth line |
| 5 | Fifth line |
| 6 | Sixth line (top) |
Time method: confirm the actual input
Review the time and related information requested by the screen. Distinguish device time from a manually selected time. Do not change the time after generation and compare different inputs as though they were the same test. Save the original input with the record for later review.
Check before generating and after reading
Before submitting, review the question, method and line data. Afterward, inspect the chart before reading the parts that address the original question. Liu Yao includes one complete initial free trial; later reports use separate membership counts or purchase. Recover a failed original task rather than creating duplicates. Time references are not event probabilities or guarantees.