Write one question and cast six lines by shaking and releasing a virtual coin. A free result shows the hexagram, its classical text, a short verdict and an expandable Na Jia chart. In a sample cast, the chart displayed the six lines with family roles, spirits, host/guest positions, seasonal strength and void branches. The site also has a browseable guide to all 64 hexagrams, examples and notes on its textual sources. A separate daily page offers three new hexagrams each midnight in Beijing and Taipei time.
The free one-line verdict does not reveal its specific timing dates. New visitors can claim a lighter reading by email at no charge; the deeper reading unlocks the date window, its reasoning and a follow-up when that window arrives. The sample result showed an introductory ¥9.90 offer for the first deep reading, with later one-off and membership options. The site uses AI to write interpretations after casting. Its privacy page says submitted questions and casts are stored for 365 days and the question and chart are sent to DeepSeek for interpretation; visitors should avoid putting sensitive personal details in a question. The interface offers Simplified and Traditional Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, French, German, Spanish and Portuguese.
