Several divination tools under one account
XiaoSuanShi combines Western horoscopes with tarot and Chinese metaphysics. The daily horoscope pages cover all 12 zodiac signs and split each reading into love, career, money, and health, with weekly, monthly, and yearly archives. A free tarot path draws one card, while paid options include three-card, Celtic Cross, love, and career spreads.
The BaZi form accepts Gregorian or lunar dates, a two-hour birth period, gender, and an optional name. Its free result shows the Four Pillars, Day Master, Five Elements balance, a short destiny overview, and Grand Luck periods. Health, career, wealth, relationship chapters, and the longer Destiny Book sit behind referral or one-time payment options. The current public request does not include birthplace, longitude, or timezone fields, so the site's true-solar-time wording cannot be verified from that form.
Daily fortune, Feng Shui, and Guan Yin oracle
The account area adds a daily fortune draw. The Feng Shui tool asks for a room photo, room type, and entrance direction; its page says uploaded photos are deleted immediately after analysis. The Guan Yin oracle is sold per draw. These tools share an English and Simplified Chinese interface, although generated results do not always follow the selected language consistently.
The current paid menu is mostly one-time: tarot spreads range from $4.99 to $9.90, a Guan Yin draw is $9.99, detailed BaZi sections can be unlocked for $9.90 or referrals, and the Destiny Book is $29.99 with its first two chapters free. The privacy page says account passwords are stored with bcrypt, room photos are not retained long term, payments run through PayPal, and the service does not sell personal information. XiaoSuanShi describes the readings as entertainment and reflection rather than professional advice.
