Usage guide
Check the use case, inputs, and reading focus first, then decide whether this method fits your question.
Da Liu Ren Runyear is best when you want to add an annual timing layer on top of the current Da Liu Ren chart. It is not a separate charting system. It starts from the current chart, then derives the runyear from the divination-year stem-branch, birth-year stem-branch, and gender.
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These sections add more context for how this method is usually used in practice.
The point is not to cast a second chart from scratch. The point is to keep the current Da Liu Ren chart intact, then add a runyear layer that explains what kind of annual stage the matter is unfolding inside.
A general target-date predictive method casts a chart for the chosen moment directly. Da Liu Ren Runyear stays anchored to the Da Liu Ren chart and derives the annual layer from the 60 stem-branch difference between the divination year and the birth year.
If you already use Da Liu Ren to judge the present situation but also want to know what broader annual stage this matter belongs to, the runyear layer adds that missing context.
Da Liu Ren Runyear is strongest for yearly variables and is also useful for annual rhythm, risk windows, yearly strategy, and phase progress. It belongs to the predictive reading layer, so it is built for stage changes, timing windows, and yearly or phase-level emphasis.
Da Liu Ren Runyear is better for isolating yearly variables and windows as their own layer, while Qimen is better for present-moment action and timing decisions. If the question already sits at the annual-progress level rather than today’s action, the runyear layer is usually more relevant.
Da Liu Ren Runyear is designed for phases, timing, and emphasis across time rather than immediate yes-no event judgment. If the real question is whether one concrete action should move now, it usually works better alongside question methods such as Liuyao, Tarot, or Qimen.
AI helps organize the timeline, explain yearly or phase themes, and turn layered predictive signals into a clearer bilingual summary. Its value is reducing reading friction so the timing method can be used more practically.
If you want to compare methods, question styles, or usage boundaries further, these are good next topics.