A constellation in which the supporting role shines more brightly than the protagonist.

We often shout to be the protagonist in our own life, so that people around us will turn around and accept the expectations of others with the aura of the protagonist. But being the protagonist doesn't mean you can shine. Some people are very powerful, even if they just play a supporting role, it is still difficult to stop their light. So who are these people in the twelve constellations? Gemini: Gemini is very active. Gemini is an optimistic, cheerful and positive person. They get along very well with the people around them, and sometimes they are more active than anyone else in any activity. So no matter where they go, they have won the favor of many people by virtue of their own personality, making it difficult to ignore their existence. They are dazzling because they can harvest the joy around them. Cancer: A cancer with outstanding temperament is the kind of person who can quickly attract others' attention even if he doesn't speak. Because Cancer's temperament is very outstanding, they are tall and straight, gentle and elegant, and at first glance they belong to very educated people. Moreover, cancer's every move is very graceful. At first glance, it is very cultured and polite, making it difficult to ignore their natural elegance. Scorpio: Scorpio is a supporting role, but they never want to be a supporting role forever. They are very scheming, constantly thinking about what they should do to make others pay attention to themselves. So whenever there is an opportunity, Scorpio will want to steal the show. Leng grabbed the protagonist's aura to himself, and then let himself shine. Sagittarius: Sagittarius is a very powerful person who is completely underestimated. They don't seem great. That's because Sagittarius is too low-key to show off everywhere. And their strength is actually very strong, so gold always shines. Sagittarius, as long as they are given a stage, they will surely make all eyes pay attention to themselves.