The external environment looks at the actual scenery.
Now, from your floor plan, you can only judge the geomantic situation of the two floors of the house.
Let's start with the first floor. From the pattern point of view, women living in this house (especially women living on the first floor) have worse fortune than men, and men are relatively dominant.
The living room on the first floor is located in the palace on the first floor. It is really a dark room with no direct windows on all sides. This indicates that the career and wealth of men living on the first floor will be blocked.
In addition, according to your first floor plan, the two bedrooms on the first floor have only windows, one facing the corridor and the other facing the toilet. If the actual situation is as you draw, the people living in these two rooms are in poor health and fortune.
The career and wealth of male residents on the second floor are much better than those on the first floor. The room layout is fine, no problem.
This is the pattern problem reflected by the room type. Even if people live here for a long time, the above situation will occur.
The environment and the placement of important items also form different magnetic fields, and your picture can't be reflected.