Reputation damaged; emotions and relationships unstable
The name of this Sha, “Ugly (Chou)”, does not mean physical unattractiveness. On the contrary, those born on this day often have good looks or a strong personal charm. The word “Ugly” here mainly refers to bad reputation and negative public opinion, as emotional issues are prone to arise, and in serious cases may even lead to legal disputes and damage to one’s name.
Nine-Ugly Day is a special day-pillar auxiliary star that governs reputation, public opinion and emotional entanglements. Those whose BaZi carries the Nine-Ugly Day usually appear quite charming on the outside, but in emotional matters they are prone to problems. Because of emotional entanglements, their reputation can be affected, and in severe cases they may even incur legal trouble.
According to Wan Minying of the Ming Dynasty in San Ming Tong Hui · “General Discussion of Auxiliary Stars”:
"The Nine-Ugly Days are Ren Zi, Ren Wu, Wu Zi, Wu Wu, Ji You, Ji Mao, Yi You, Yi Mao, Xin You and Xin Mao. For women who encounter it, it mainly indicates childbirth difficulties; for men who encounter it, there are many disgraces, and they will not end well."
In the classical texts, the word “Ugly” here mainly points to unfavorable aspects of reputation and public opinion, rather than appearance. For women, encountering it indicates risks related to childbirth; for men, it often suggests damage to reputation and an unfavorable end.
In modern society, those whose charts contain Nine-Ugly Day should pay special attention to how they handle emotional relationships, so as not to let emotional issues affect their reputation. Although they are naturally attractive, they must treat relationships with caution and avoid becoming entangled in improper or overly complex emotional affairs.
"Ding You Day, Wu Zi Day, Wu Wu Day, Ji Mao Day, Ji You Day, Xin Mao Day, Xin You Day, Ren Zi Day, Ren Wu Day"
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