If you have ever been curious about BaZi (八字, "Four Pillars of Destiny") or Zi Wei Dou Shu (紫微斗数, "Purple Star Astrology"), the hardest part is usually just getting a readable chart. Most calculators want an account, an email address, or a payment before they show you anything at all.

This one does not. You open the page, enter your details, and the chart is there.

Free chart tool → https://blessyoumydear.com/tool/

What you get, instantly and for free



- A full BaZi chart built from your birth date, birth time and birthplace — the four pillars (year, month, day, hour), each with its Heavenly Stem and Earthly Branch.
- The Ten Gods (十神) mapping, so you can see how every stem relates to your Day Master.
- Five-element balance (五行) — which elements are strong, which are weak, which are simply absent.
- A Zi Wei Dou Shu chart as a companion view, with the twelve palaces laid out.
- Bilingual output: Chinese and English side by side, which makes it easy to compare terms or share with someone who reads only one of the two.

Why birthplace actually matters



Many free calculators quietly ignore longitude. But true solar time shifts by roughly four minutes per degree of longitude, and across a country as wide as China that is easily enough to move your hour pillar by one position. Entering an accurate birthplace keeps the hour pillar honest.

How to read a chart without over-reading it



A chart is a mirror, not a verdict. The three questions that actually repay attention are:

1. Which element is my Day Master, and what is supporting it?
2. Which element is doing the most work in the chart?
3. Where is the imbalance — too much of one thing, too little of another?

Treat the output as a vocabulary for self-reflection rather than a script for your life. The site itself makes this point repeatedly, and if you want to go deeper there are plain-English explainers on the Ten Gods, on reading a chart, and on what a "missing element" really means.

Deeper guides → https://blessyoumydear.com/articles/en/bazi-ten-gods

There is also a free browser game on the same site



If you would rather play than ponder, the same site hosts 镜月长歌 / Mirror-Moon Long Song — a free bilingual oriental-fantasy RPG that runs entirely in the browser:

Play it → https://blessyoumydear.com/game/

- Four seasonal realms that shift automatically as you walk: falling cherry blossoms, spring bloom, autumn wind, heavy snow.
- Five-element turn-based battles with a mirror-array card mechanic on top.
- A complete story campaign, gear drops, enhancement levels and a shop that buys back what you outgrow.
- No download, no account, no network calls — progress is saved locally in your browser.

Both the chart tool and the game are free, and neither one asks you to register.




This is a self-reflection tool built around traditional Chinese calendrics and culture. It is not medical, legal, financial or psychological advice, and it makes no predictions about your future.