Why Equal Lu Cun Frequency Does Not Mean Equal Wealth

The frequency of Lu Cun across palaces is a property of a chart model, not a measure of real earnings.

A theoretical chart count may place Lu Cun in the twelve palaces at similar rates. That describes how the chart rules distribute a marker over possible inputs. It does not say people have equal income or savings.

In Wealth, Lu Cun can frame a question about retaining earnings. In Career, ask whether resources come through a role or institution. In Home, check property use and maintenance costs. The other stars, transformations, decade and annual layers change the practical question. More importantly, real income depends on wages, contracts, costs, and ownership. Record the model's denominator first; then use the individual chart to organize questions and the actual accounts to assess money.