Find the actual source
Ask for an accessible work, chapter or passage link. A book title without a location is a lead to verify, not a verified citation. Do not circulate a sentence as a classical quotation when its source cannot be found.
Compare the wording
Open the passage and compare it with the answer. Summaries are useful when identified as summaries. Text in quotation marks should match the source. A smooth paraphrase may add a judgment that the original never made.
Check the conditions
Is the passage about a concept, a method or a specific structure? Ask which conditions are established and which remain unknown. A shared star name or keyword cannot stand in for an entire condition set. Sources from different schools must remain attributed to their own frameworks.
Return to the current case
For Zi Wei and compatibility, verify the person and chart ownership. For Liu Yao, verify this question and casting record. Material with different conditions can offer background but should not serve as direct evidence for the case. Prior conversation is also not proof of a new chart fact.
Organize the result into checkable facts, interpretation and uncertainty. Inspect one source in the classical library, then ask a precise follow-up in the Zi Wei chart, compatibility tool or Liu Yao tool. A traceable process is more useful than a confident conclusion.