What is the explanation for killing wolves?

Killing wolves is a way of life in China. In numerology, the so-called "kill, break, wolf" pattern is that during the seventh kill, the greedy wolf and Pojun took a group photo at the tripartite meeting of the Ming Palace.

The mode of Kill the Wolf represents a kind of turbulence and change. Killing wolves would rather move than be quiet. People with good patterns will be blessed if they move, and those with poor patterns will lose if they move. As the saying goes, "the tree wants to be quiet, but the wind will not stop." Killing a wolf has been wandering all his life, ups and downs, but he has a heroic physique that became famous at one fell swoop. Most of the generals who fought in the battlefield in ancient times belonged to this life.

Kill the wolf star

Seven kills, Pojun and Wolf, these three stars always meet in three directions. In the combination of fourteen positive stars, they are the hubs of change. Among them, the change of greedy wolves is biased towards superficial whitewashing, and unconsciously, it has become a new situation.

The change of "seven kills" is sudden, and its change is obvious and difficult. The change in Pojun is a change of getting rid of the old and replacing the new. We must first destroy the original situation and then start over.

Among the three shapeshifters, Pojun's change is the most extreme, and the change that is eyeing up takes place without destroying the original inheritance. Generally speaking, the greedy wolf is more realistic in character, and has various skills and smooth means in dealing with people.