2026 Newly Re-developed Mark Six Ruyi Forum Adds Gallery Scraping, Post Scraping, and AI Auto-Post Writing

Homepage: two live draw number blocks and countdowns (Macau Xincai and Macau Xinxincai). Below that are the current issue’s featured posts, mystic color charts, header poem interpretations, one zodiac one number, top-tier poem interpretations, and other resource sections.
Gallery: hundreds of sections (Dragon Gate Inn, Wong Tai Sin Saves the World, Miss Bai Reveals Numbers, etc.). Click into one to see the current issue’s color charts.
Historical Draws: past draw numbers, listed issue by issue.
Resources: a summary of entry points to all number-reporting materials.
Live Draw: a scrolling number page during the draw.
In the admin backend, administrators can edit announcements, edit banners, enable or disable scraping sources, run draws manually, and verify draw results.
The core point: 90% of this site’s content comes automatically. The gallery scrapes peer sites automatically every 15 minutes, posts are scraped automatically every 15 minutes, draw numbers sync automatically every 10 minutes, and the ‘Issue 305 Featured Posts’ on the homepage is generated automatically by the system. No one needs to keep an eye on posting content every day.
II. What We Fixed in This Round (in chronological order)
First wave: the gallery can now update automatically.
Previously, the homepage gallery was often empty or showed dead images because the old image source sites had long been down.
Now we have switched to a peer site that is still updating as the source. Color images and black-and-white images are scraped separately along two pipelines, stored in the database, and displayed directly on the front end. In the backend under ‘Gallery → Gallery Scraping Sources’, you can see the status of these two sources. A green light means enabled, and you can click ‘Test’ to see whether they are reachable.
Also added along the way: failed scrapes are logged (which issue, which section, and why it failed), so troubleshooting next time doesn’t require guessing.
Second wave: closed two security vulnerabilities.
In the gallery search box, people used to be able to inject malicious code to steal the database; now they can’t inject it anymore.
The site has a ‘fetch content from other websites for me’ feature. Previously it could fetch any URL (including internal server addresses); now it only allows one specified draw API, and everything else is rejected.
These two were real vulnerabilities, not theoretical risks, and have been confirmed fixed through actual testing.
Third wave: posts no longer need to be moved manually.
Previously, dozens of posts per issue had to be copied and pasted by hand. Now the system scrapes them from peer post sites, categorizes them by keywords, automatically writes them into the site, and even automatically judges whether the post was correct (whether the number hit or the zodiac hit).
A new ‘Post Scraping Sources’ page has been added to the backend, where you can see which issue each source has scraped up to and how many consecutive failures it has had. If a source is down, a red light will show on the page.
Fourth wave: those homepage sections change by themselves.
The blocks at the top of the homepage—’One Zodiac, One Number / Top-Tier Poem Interpretations / Header Poem Interpretations / Mystic Chart Text / Scrolling Announcements’—used to be hard-coded in the template, and changing them once required finding a programmer. Now they are automatically rewritten every 15 minutes based on the current issue’s content.
And the smart part is: if the upstream source hasn’t published content for this issue, it won’t delete the old content; it will keep the previous issue, so the page won’t suddenly have an empty block.

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