Does a woman's life with a wounded official necessarily mean her husband?

A few days ago, Miss X asked a folk fortune teller to approve the eight characters. The fortune teller said, "The male prisoner is a sheep blade, and the female prisoner is a husband. There are injured officials in your eight characters, and your marriage is unfavorable. " Miss X is unmarried, depressed and suspicious, so she asked me: Before answering this question, please clarify some concepts. What is the blade of a wounded officer? In a specific life, being wounded by a sheep blade is synonymous with heavenly stems and earthly branches, which is a word of eight-character condemnation. The name looks scary, but there is nothing mysterious about it. Why do men kill their wives, and why do women hurt officials? In the eight-character numerology, a man represents his wife's wealth, and a sheep blade is a gram of wealth, so a man who commits a sheep blade is a gram of his wife. In the eight-character numerology, a woman has an official on behalf of her husband, and an injured official is an official, so a woman can blame her husband for hurting an official. So, if a woman lives with an injured officer, will she be a husband? Not necessarily, it depends on the combination of fate. You can't just say, "The male prisoner is the original match, and the female prisoner is the husband." This criminal is either a hit or a crime, but also depends on the role, strength and status of the injured official. For example, a woman, Geng Xu Ding You, supported an official in the month of 1911, but because of the location, the injured official could not get official water, and the injured official was born with positive wealth and partial wealth, so the Lord could not deny her husband, but made a fortune because of the injured official. For example, the female Guimao Gengshen Gengshen Yuezhu Gengshen Yuezhu Gengshen, the god of food was too prosperous, and turned into a wounded official. Mao Mu's official was weak every year, and he ordered his master to accept grams. Mao Mu had water to endure grams until he died. The master's environment could not accommodate Mao Mu, so he ordered his master to marry three times and four times. According to the author: 1, female prisoners try to be more generous and tolerant to their husbands. 2, female life criminals hurt the official's brain and think more about seeking money, which can turn the anger of hurting officials into anger.