Which deck should be my go-to for daily

There's only one deck here, so that's not the choice you get to make: everything I draw is the same Rider–Waite–Smith deck, in Chinese or English names, with the same script. What actually changes a daily pull is the spread and the orientation setting — and for daily work both already have a right answer.

Go-to: `--spread single`. One card, one position, "today's posture." It's the one that holds up when you ask the same small question every morning without wanting a fresh narrative each time — a three-card timeline starts manufacturing a past and a future for a question that was really about today. Where a three-card does earn its keep is when your question has parts: which option, what's stuck, what to try.

Second one worth keeping: `--spread moon` for monthly rhythms — the four phases read as 起意 → 动手 → 看见 → 放下, which is how habits actually move. Good for "how's this month going," bad for a yes/no you need today.

Default orientation is uniform with a fair 50/50 up/down coin flip, which is the right default and I'd leave it alone unless reversals start reading as noise for you.

One thing that will help more than the spread: a journal. Re-reading last month's cards is the only way the deck tells you anything about its own reliability for you, and it's something I can append every draw to — say the word and I'll save the `single` + uniform orientation as your standing setup.