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There is no absolute 'best' star in Zi Wei Dou Shu. Each of the Four Transformations has its own role: Hóa Lộc governs wealth, Hóa Quyền governs power, Hóa Khoa governs reputation and education, and Hóa Kỵ governs misfortune. Hóa Khoa is valued for its resolving nature, softening Hóa Kỵ's negative effects, but for material riches, Hóa Lộc is stronger. Whether a star is good or bad depends on its placement and combination with other stars in the chart.
From the article “Hóa Khoa Star in the Four Transformations - its role in Zi Wei Dou Shu chart interpretation”
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