Why Are Some People Born With No Money Worries? Your Wealth Gene Lies in the Lu Cun Star of Your Astrology Chart
In the astrological chart, the Lu Cun Star governs innate wealth reserves and steady income. Some people toil hard to make money, while others always stumble upon favorable financial opportunities — the difference may lie in the position of the Lu Cun Star. It does not bring overnight riches; instead, it points you to the smoothest path to earning money.
Have you ever wondered: why do some people always just make ends meet while others keep earning more and more, even when they put in the same effort to make money?
Some people profit from everything they do, and any random investment they make pays off. Others work hard for ten years, yet their savings are barely enough for a down payment. Is it luck? Not entirely. Is it ability? Not entirely either.
There’s a star in the astrological chart called Lu Cun, which specifically governs your innate wealth treasury — in other words, your inherent relationship with money.
Wen Laoshi says that when looking at a person’s Wealth, you can’t just focus on whether they can make money. You have to look at where their money comes from, how they keep it, and how much they can accumulate. Lu Cun star gives you clues to all three of these things.
What Does Lu Cun Star Govern?
Lu Cun is a wealth star in the astrological chart, but it’s not the kind of wealth that comes as a windfall from nowhere. It governs regular income — stable, sustainable wealth built up through your own efforts.
You can think of it as your "innate wealth treasury". People with a large wealth treasury tend to have smoother paths to making money, find it easier to save, and are more likely to get a helping hand even when they run into financial difficulties. For those whose wealth treasury isn’t as strong, it doesn’t mean they can’t make money — it just means they have to work harder for it, and money tends to slip through their fingers: they earn it, then spend it, and can’t hold onto it.
But Wen Laoshi emphasizes an important point: Lu Cun doesn’t determine whether you’ll be poor or rich. It just tells you what pattern your relationship with money follows.
Two Modes of Making Money
People with a favorable Lu Cun state usually share one trait: they have a natural "perception" of money.
It’s not the kind of perception you use to read K-line charts for stock trading. It’s something more fundamental — they know what holds value, when to invest, and when to pull back. They don’t make money by pushing themselves to the brink; they make it by good judgment.
When you chat with them, you’ll notice they rarely say "I’m so short on money". It’s not that they never lack money — it’s that they have a sense of security, knowing they won’t truly be strapped for cash.
What about people with a less ideal Lu Cun state? Usually, it’s not that they don’t work hard — it’s that their approach to making money isn’t quite right. They might be earning money in a very draining way — for example, relying on physical labor, piling on extra hours, or trading their health for income. This approach works fine in the short term, but it’s definitely not sustainable in the long run.
Wen Laoshi says the meaning of Lu Cun star isn’t to tell you "how much money you’re fated to have", but to tell you "which way of making money will be the smoothest for you".
The Practical Reference Value of Lu Cun Star
You might be wondering: what’s the point of knowing this?
The point lies in making choices.
If you know your Lu Cun state leans toward the "stable accumulation" type, then don’t chase after high-return, high-risk ventures. Sticking to a steady job and building up savings slowly is actually the path that suits you best. If you force yourself to trade crypto, use leverage, or go all in, you’ll most likely lose money.
If you know your Lu Cun state leans toward the "professional monetization" type, then focus your energy on improving your professional skills. Your money comes from your abilities, not from luck. The stronger your skills, the better your Wealth.
Wen Laoshi put it very plainly: the astrological chart isn’t meant to make you resign yourself to fate. It’s meant to help you avoid unnecessary detours.
Can You "Repair" Your Wealth Treasury?
Yes.
Lu Cun is your innate foundation, but acquired habits and behaviors can affect how it manifests.
The most typical example is financial habits. Some people have a naturally good Lu Cun, but they spend money recklessly, blowing every cent they earn — no matter how good their wealth treasury is, it can’t keep up with that kind of leakage. Others have an average Lu Cun, but they’re very good at saving and managing their money. Their income isn’t particularly high, but they live quite comfortably.
Wen Laoshi says the wealth treasury is like a vat. You can’t change the size of the vat you were born with. But how much water it holds depends on how you use it, how you save, and how you top it up.
A Final Word
Lu Cun star doesn’t give you a verdict on your wealth fortune — it gives you a map.
It tells you where the smoothest path to making money is for you, where you’re most likely to lose money, and where you should direct your energy.
Once you have the map, it’s still up to you whether to follow it, and how to walk the path.