What Does Your Face Say About Your Wealth Score?

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Are you curious about your financial fortune? Will you become wealthy in the future? Many people have concerns about their financial outlook and whether they will achieve financial independence. Using insights from physiognomy and fate analysis, consider these questions for a self-assessment:

• If you have a Sun Line on your palm, regardless of gender, add 2 points (the Sun Line is located under the ring finger).
• If your little finger extends beyond the first joint of your ring finger, add 1 point; if it doesn't reach, subtract 1 point; if it is exactly aligned, no points are added or subtracted.
• Men with soft and thick hands earn an additional 1 point.
• Women with rough skin on their hands lose 1 point; additional 1 point is subtracted if the knuckles are prominent.
• A narrow space between the eyebrows suggests poor financial prospects in early years, losing 1 point; a low forehead also detracts from financial luck, losing another 1 point. A full nose with a thick tip and plump nostrils adds 3 points, while a thin nose with visible nostrils from the front loses 3 points.
• A large face with a small nose loses 1 point.
• If your eyebrows are too close to your eyes, lose 1 point; this feature may indicate a proud and impatient nature, which can lead to less favorable financial luck.
• Downturned eyebrows or eyebrows extending beyond the outer corner of the eyes result in a loss of 1 point; messy eyebrows or sparse tails also lose 1 point. If the corners of the mouth are turned upwards, add 1 point.
• Thick earlobes with a drooping lobe add 1.5 points.
• A small face paired with large teeth suggests poor financial prospects, losing 1 point; low cheekbones imply a lack of responsibility and decisiveness, losing 1 point. A deep and wide philtrum shaped like a water droplet indicates good financial luck, adding 2 points or more. The higher the score, the better the financial prospects.

A financial fortune score above 5 indicates strong financial prospects, while a score below -5 suggests poor financial luck; scores in between are considered average.