1, Blocked Desires: As a major star representing desires, if Tian Lang is in Ji, it indicates that one's desires are blocked, making it difficult to achieve what one wants. This mainly causes mental suffering. People with Tian Lang in the Palace of Fate or the Palace of Migration may often feel depressed, unable to obtain what they desire (this can also happen when the Great Limit or Migration Palace falls into Tian Lang Ji).
2, Emotional Suffering, Inability to Let Go: People with Tian Lang in Ji often face emotional pain regardless of gender. Sometimes they experience deep love affairs that they can never forget.
3, Blocked Love Luck: Tian Lang is an auspicious star for love, fond of luxurious pleasures and romantic settings. If it turns into Ji, it may even make people avoid such places, becoming more upright and moral.
4, Marriage Obstacles: For example, if there is Tian Lang in Ji in the Palace of Spouse, it will inevitably lead to late marriage for both men and women, and some may even remain unmarried all their lives.
5, Tian Lang in Ji mainly refers to spiritual losses, while material losses are relatively smaller.
6, Tian Lang also represents the skin. If it is in Ji, it may easily result in skin diseases.
7, Tian Lang in Ji is not entirely bad. As the saying goes, "With intention to plant flowers, they do not bloom; without intention to plant willows, they grow lush." Therefore, unexpected surprises are also common!
The interpretation of Tian Lang in Ji depends on its application. Tian Lang represents talent and love. Where it is in Ji and how it is transformed are very important. For example, when Tian Lang and Lian Zhen are in the same palace, the main aspect of Tian Lang in Ji is related to "love calamities." For instance, if Tian Lang is in Ji in the Palace of Fate, it may indicate difficulty in receiving guidance from a master, making it hard to showcase one's talents, which can create significant resistance.
“When Tian Lang guards the fate, being restrained is auspicious, and being uncontrolled is inauspicious.”
This is simple to understand—Tian Lang is a star of desire, and the most fundamental desire of human beings is to pursue freedom. “Pursuing freedom” is indeed good, but if it is overemphasized, it can turn someone into a lawless person who acts as he pleases, failing to achieve success and possibly even facing legal troubles or imprisonment.

1, The nature of Tian Lang is restricted by the palace position. For example, if Tian Lang falls into the palaces of Chen and Xu, it is caught in the "Heavenly Net," restraining its wandering nature. When Tian Lang is in the Palace of Wu, its inherent nature of Yin Water is restrained by the fire of Wu, forming the "Ming Ming" (bright and clear) condition. When Tian Lang is in the Palace of Shen, it is "Wood constrained by Metal." When Tian Lang is in the Palaces of Chou and Wei, which are storehouses, it can also restrain Tian Lang.
2, The nature of Tian Lang is restricted by other stars in the same palace. For example, when Tian Lang is in the same palace as Di Kong, or with Tian Xing, it is restrained. If Tian Lang is in the same palace as Tian Kong, Di Jie, Jie Kong, Sun Kong, Huo Xing, and Ling Xing, it also has the power to balance Tian Lang, but this power is not as strong as that of Di Kong and Tian Xing.
3, The transformation of Tian Lang itself into Quan (Power) or Ji (Negative Aspect) is also considered as "being restrained." Transformation into Quan enhances the desire for power and ambition, while reducing the enjoyment aspect.
If Tian Lang is in the Palace of Fate without any restraint, the person will naturally avoid hardship, prefer pleasure, and make decisions independently without listening to others. Such a person will not achieve great success in their career.
If Tian Lang is restrained, the person's ambition for career development increases, and their inclination towards enjoyment decreases. A person who can focus on career development is certainly more likely to succeed than someone always thinking about fun.