Ten birth chart and zodiac sign
NCT / WayV member · Born 1996-02-27 (public profile · birth time unknown)
Jia Wu (甲午) day pillar — the choreographer-performer holding a line across two multinational units
The Four Pillars (Saju)
Five-Element Balance
Notable Stars (神煞)
Supreme Ultimate Noble — a foremost benefactor drawn by the heavens — a way opens where things were blocked
Moon Virtue Noble — the moon's virtue — gentle protection that stays close
Red Beauty — a quiet, seeping allure — deeper and subtler than Peach Blossom
Travelling Horse — energy of movement and expansion that rarely stays put
General Star — a commanding star that leads the group
Sukuyo — 27 and 28 Lunar Mansions
The 27-mansion value is the natal lodge; the 28-mansion value is the lodge assigned to the calendar day. Only the calculated mansions are shown here, without adding a personality claim.
Luck Timeline (Saju)
Ten-year major cycles and annual cycles computed from the public birth date (as of 2026).
Only degree-checked contacts between slow transiting planets and natal personal planets are shown for 2026.
- “Love Under Review” — Transit Saturn crossing natal Venus — a long backdrop where bonds & values meets the theme of structure & duty (orb 6.3°)
The timeline shows calculated shifts and planetary contacts; it does not fix a specific event in advance.
Birth Chart — the same person, read in Western astrology
Birth time is not public, so houses, the Ascendant, and precise Moon aspects are omitted; only non-Moon planetary positions and aspects are shown.
The Moon sign is undetermined on this boundary day, so aspects to the Moon are omitted.
The Sun is in Pisces, the Moon in Gemini, and Mercury in Aquarius. The zodiac layer lays tone and reaction speed over the Wood and Fire weighting in the pillars.
Birth time is not public, so houses, the Ascendant, and precise Moon aspects are omitted; only non-Moon planetary positions and aspects are shown.
Saju × Astrology — the Combined Reading
Ten's birth chart opens on the Jia Wu (甲午) day pillar — the Jia stem seated on the Wu branch, a combination the twelve-stage cycle marks as Si (死).
Start with the pillars, elements and birth chart below. The prose is best read as a plain-language explanation of those repeated structures, not as a verdict.
Full interpretation
Ten's birth chart opens on the Jia Wu (甲午) day pillar — the Jia stem seated on the Wu branch, a combination the twelve-stage cycle marks as Si (死). In Four Pillars practice that stage does not read as an ending. It marks the phase where something already grown gets sent outward rather than stored, and that leaning shows up plainly in a public record built on movement: a Thai performer who debuted in Korea, works across both NCT and WayV, and choreographs pieces he then takes to the stage himself.
Across the eight characters of the three public pillars, the visible element count runs Wood 2, Fire 2, Metal 1, Water 1, with Earth at zero. Because the birth hour has never been released, that zero is read as an absence in the published pillars rather than in the whole chart — the hidden stems tell a different story, with Ji (己) tucked inside the day branch Wu and Wu (戊) inside the month branch Yin. By ten-god assignment the month branch reads as Bi Jian, the Peer, and the day branch as Shang Guan, the Hurting Officer; with the Bing stem anchoring the year, the structure resolves to the Shi Shen, or Eating God, frame.
On the zodiac side the Sun and Mars both sit in Pisces, closing to a 1.4-degree conjunction — identity and drive fused into a single circuit, where an intention arrives already translated into physical movement. The Moon is in Gemini, and unusually for a chart with no birth time, it holds that sign at midnight, at noon and late in the evening alike, so its zodiac sign can be fixed without knowing the hour. Mercury in Aquarius and Venus in Aries supply the angle of judgment and the speed of taste. The Ascendant and the house cusps require an exact birth time and are therefore left out of this page.
Everything here is built from a publicly documented birth date and from what the Four Pillars and the natal placements structurally show. It describes a shape, not a private interior, and no part of it should be read as a claim about Ten's personal life.
"A Zi–Wu clash that will not let the chart settle, and a Jia root buried inside the month branch — Ten's Four Pillars and birth chart read together"
Structure-by-structure reading
Zi and Wu, locked in a direct clash
Of everything the engine flags among the branch relations, the loudest is the clash between the year branch Zi (子) and the day branch Wu (午). It is recorded from both sides — the year pillar lists 'clash: day branch (午)' and the day pillar lists 'clash: year branch (子)'. The background position and the personal position face each other and push, which makes it hard for the chart to settle on the conditions it started with. A performer raised in Thailand who debuted in Korea and then extended into a Chinese-language unit has a public radius running the same direction. A clash reads as a refusal to stay fixed, not as damage.
Geng as Seven Killings, Wu as Hurting Officer
The month stem Geng (庚) registers as Pian Guan — the Seven Killings — against the Jia day master: the star of pressure that cuts a shape into you. But the day branch Wu (午) carries Shang Guan, the Hurting Officer, the star that refuses to let that pressure sit and sends it back out. Four Pillars practice reads the pairing as pressure and expression squared off inside one chart. It lines up with a working method that does not stop at absorbing a routine handed down, but rearranges it into a form of its own before returning it to the stage.
The Jia hidden inside Yin — where Established Prosperity stands
The month pillar's twelve-stage reading is Jian Lu, Established Prosperity, and the reason sits below the surface. The hidden stems of Yin (寅) are Wu, Bing and Jia (戊丙甲), so the same Jia as the day master is buried inside that branch — the day master has ground of its own secured in the seasonal pillar. The sinsal list flags 建禄 at the same spot. One distinction is worth keeping: this Established Prosperity is established at the month pillar, and belongs to a different layer than the day pillar's own twelve-stage reading of Si.
Bing Zi in the year — the Bathing stage over pure Water stems
The year pillar's twelve-stage reading is Bathing, the phase of something newly rinsed and drawing eyes. The year pillar is the background the public brushes against first, so it overlays the image attached to early years. The hidden stems here are Ren and Gui (壬癸) — Water and nothing else — so the surface character and the interior of the branch are filled with the same thing. Whatever current the background generates passes forward without being diluted along the way.
Post Horse and Solitary Star — a radius drawn across borders
The engine flags Travelling Horse, the Post Horse, among the sinsal. It marks an axis that will not be pinned to one place, and it looks the same way the Zi–Wu clash does. A Thai performer who debuted in Korea and works across a Chinese-language unit has a documented radius sitting alongside that marker. Solitary Star, the Solitary Star, appears on the same list — kept here only as a note that positions with heavy movement tend to carry stretches you handle alone.
Red Charm and General Star — the axis that draws eyes, the axis that holds the line
Red Beauty, the Red Charm, marks an axis where attention gathers; General Star, the General Star, marks an axis that becomes the reference point inside a group. Both are flagged together. Across the performance lines of two units, pulling focus while also anchoring the formation is a position these two markers can be read against. This is a reading of stage placement only, and it is not a basis for any claim about appearance or private life.
Hanging Needle and Calamity Star — finishing on an edge
Hanging Needle, the Hanging Needle, is a marker raised by a particular arrangement of characters in the chart, and it reads as a leaning toward finishing with an edge rather than letting a movement blur out. Cutting the end of a phrase cleanly is where it overlaps with performance work. Calamity Star, the Calamity Star, sits on the same list and points to what happens when that sharpness turns inward rather than outward, so the two are kept as a pair.
Sun and Mars, 1.4 degrees apart in Pisces
The tightest personal aspect in the birth chart is the Sun conjunct Mars in Pisces at a 1.4-degree orb — close enough that the two effectively occupy the same point. The self that shows and the drive that pushes it are not separated; an intention leaves as a physical movement rather than as a sentence. Run through the Piscean quality of dissolving edges, that circuit produces expression arriving in the body before it arrives in language, which is where it meets a public role built on performance.
The slow pair, and the edge of what a missing hour allows
Saturn and Neptune link by sextile at a 1.7-degree orb — structure and the formless opening a path to each other, a channel where an image that surfaces can acquire an actual shape. Uranus and Pluto hold their 60 degrees to within half a degree, but these two move so slowly that the aspect belongs to everyone born in the same window; it reads as a generational undercurrent meshing unusually precisely here, not as a personal signature. To close on scope: the birth hour has never been published, so the hour pillar, the Ascendant and the houses are excluded. The Moon is the single exception — it stays in Gemini across that entire day, so its sign is fixed here without needing the time.
The pressure and the answer to it sit inside the same chart — Ten's reads as the place where the two face each other.
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FAQ
Even without the hour pillar, the six known characters carry the main structure — the day master, day pillar and elemental balance. Areas governed by the hour pillar (such as late-life currents) are simply not read, and this page follows that rule.
No. It is a records-based reading from the publicly known birth date only, unrelated to the person's actual character or private life, and meant for entertainment. Saju never defines a person.
ⓘ Based on the publicly known birth date · birth time unknown (hour pillar, ascendant and houses omitted) · AI / classical readings are reference, not verdicts. This page is unaffiliated with the person and will be removed on request ([email protected]).