When I read the eight characters, I thought of a question. Did the power of the earth strengthen or weaken when it was ugly?

I saw the following passage on the Internet. I don't know if it's right. According to this statement, breaking ugliness will enhance the hydraulic power and weaken the soil potential. Chen ugly soil, reservoir also. It is defined as wet soil. Under normal circumstances, the main gold production is the most basic five-element function of primary gold. However, under certain circumstances, old ugly soil can't produce gold, but turns into muddy water, interacting with water. This sentence is obvious, that is, when the fate of water is strong, or when the sea is close to water (especially water) without the help of fire soil, ugly soil will become muddy water, and will not produce gold, but break the reservoir into water and interact with water. This is the theory of the relationship between ugliness and golden water. When it comes to ugly soil as a reservoir, it can't be said that ugly soil is also a good fertilizer for cultivating wood. As long as the power of fire and soil in fate is not strong, old ugly soil is nourishing and cultivating wood. To put it more bluntly, ugliness is both an accomplice of soil and wood at this time. Of course, when the fate of the soil is strong, Chen ugly soil not only does not plow wood, but will break wood at this time. It can be said that the tree is more folded. This is the theory of the relationship between ugliness and wood.