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Geng Chen Day Pillar —
Ore in Damp Spring Soil

Korean Gyeongjin (경진)Yang Metal on DragonDay Branch Indirect ResourceStage Nurture

Day Master The Raw Blade (Yang Metal) · Day Branch Dragon (Earth)

Ore in spring earth — a Kui Gang (魁罡) pillar.

Who you are

Ore in spring earth — a Kui Gang (魁罡) pillar. Indirect Resource intuition is razor-sharp, strong in research and analysis, with resolve and brilliance developed to an extreme. Water and wood inside the Dragon keep the inside moist and thoughtful, but the outside is firm and rarely compromises. A leader's vessel — and lonely at times.

The Day Master is the "you" of the chart — here, The Raw Blade: The one who does not postpone — it cuts. What gives Geng Chen its own color is the room the Dragon beneath it offers.

What the Dragon branch says

The Day Branch is your inner room and your spouse seat. The Dragon (辰, Chen) carries 3 hidden stems:

Yin Wood (乙, Yi) — Direct Wealth
Yin Water (癸, Gui) — Hurting Officer
Yang Earth (戊, Wu) — Indirect Resource main qi

With Indirect Resource in the Day Branch, the spouse seat is unusual. Deep mental connection with an original thinker; practical life needs mutual care.

Twelve-stage: Nurture — being raised. A late bloomer with a gift for raising others.

In love

Takes the lead. A strong person others lean on; learning softness makes the bond last far longer.

At work

Professions, law, medicine, military, management — judgment and authority. Better in responsible seats than under someone.

Best matching Day Pillars

Chosen by stem combinations, the feeding cycle and branch harmonies — a day-pillar-only reading, so treat it as a first look. Two full birth dates on the match page add the Ten Gods between you and your element complement.

Pillars to handle with care

One line to keep

Your strength is already enough. Add one part gentleness and your followers double.

The six Yang Metal pillars

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