I often see many women around me who aspire to marry into wealthy families. Their pursuit methods are diverse. The initial approaches often involve makeup and beauty, sometimes even spending their entire monthly salary to adorn themselves, or even undergoing cosmetic surgery.

More advanced women attend various social gatherings, never missing an opportunity, and use designer clothes to create a noble image. On social media, they share photos of their travels and parties, showcasing their exciting lives. This approach seems to attract more attention.

 As a fortune teller, I must remind everyone that if a woman's Bazi (Eight Characters) indicates that her "Palace of Spouse" is unfavorable or suggests "husband-剋夫," then all efforts will be in vain. For example, if her nose bridge is low or has a bony protrusion, it indicates poor marital luck and potential marital instability. Even if she marries into a wealthy family, she might eventually face divorce or her husband's business decline. Such cases are not uncommon in society. Many female celebrities in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan have announced divorces shortly after marrying into wealthy families. Some failed marriages have even led to them losing their careers, wealth, and even their lives. The reasons behind this are often closely related to their destiny.

Conversely, if a woman's destiny naturally brings good fortune to her husband, she can improve her quality of life through marriage. In facial physiognomy, if a woman naturally has a well-proportioned nose and cheekbones, clear eyebrows, and bright eyes, it means she can control wealth and status and has a unique vision to find untapped potential. Additionally, women who bring good fortune to their husbands often have a round face and large earlobes. A round face indicates approachability and tolerance, making her partner feel supported and warm, and she tends to own more real estate, helping her husband's career development. Large earlobes indicate strong natural charm and many admirers, so she naturally has more choices of partners before marriage than average women and receives her husband's love and respect after marriage.

Moreover, in Hong Kong, many wealthy individuals are self-made, building their businesses through the joint efforts of husband and wife. As I often jokingly say, if a woman brings good fortune to her husband, she can turn a beggar into an emperor.

However, entrusting one's life to others is not a long-term solution. True success comes from self-effort and self-improvement. "Relying on oneself is better than relying on others." Women should focus more on their growth and development, cultivating their abilities and talents.

The author hopes that regardless of whether marriage can be a key to crossing social strata, women should still live for themselves and not place all their hopes in men. Especially now, in the Lower Yuan Period of Nine (2024-2043), which is the era for middle-aged women, it means that women can excel in various fields such as economy, politics, culture, and technology. It is time to change traditional thinking and strive for one's own future, rather than relying solely on a promise from one's partner.