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I’m ready for HYX ❤️❤️
Yess Wei Wuxian looks good with bunny but have you also seen Jiang WanYin?
These are the pieces I was supposed to print for TUBS fanmeeting in Bangkok but I couldn’t print on time.
I love this one :3
From two people sharing the same dream of building a world together, to an eternal separation. ;-;
Happy birthday to this bunny. 💙
I’m on to something again. 😂😂
Yep I think I’m on to something.
I love the Untamed Boy performance at Tencent All Star award today.
Love it when BoWen did this pose.
Turkey Ji Zixuan is my spirit animal 😂✊🏼
I turned one of those fake convo into comeme lol
Happy birthday ah Ling.
My first post XD
MDZS Characters + Flower Symbolism
wwx, pouring honey into his tea: hell yeah get into that leaf juice you sexy bee sauce
jiang cheng: do you accept constructive criticism on your sentences?
wwx: no
different types of morality in mdzs
Nie mingjue was solid lines drawn in concrete. I genuinely believe that, put in the same situations as JGY, he would have chosen differently. I'm not saying background isn't important. I'm saying that, fundamentally, they were not the same people. Nie mingjue would have stuck by his morals whatever they would have been. And while he did show that he was at least capable of wavering and changing the way he saw things, he would absolutely not do so without a very strong reason.
Then there's nie huaisang, the true neutral to his brother's lawful good. Nie huaisang actually has a pretty clear moral code--he did learn wrong and right from his brother after all. His morality is more flexible than NMJ's just because of who he is but it's not completely maleable. BUT, unlike his brother, nie huaisang is willing to step a few feet outside of the lines if needed or if he's desperate enough. He never strays that far, always knows where he's crossed, and always finds his way back. But he's definitely willing to toe the line. He also has lines he absolutely won't cross, lengths that his character wouldn't go to no matter what. It's how he was raised and how he conducted himself. His plan revolved around him being able to step outside the lines when need be but it also relied on him knowing how far was too far and when to pull back--hence it taking him a whole decade. He has flexibility but also he proves he knows how to guage himself
Jin guangyao and wei wuxian are different from the nie brothers. Their characters are constantly redefining their moral codes. For wei wuxian, it's with major events. His sense of right and wrong was different before the war than it was during and then changed again afterwards. Then, following the events of qiongqi path, it's like he abandoned morality altogether. All he was was a ticking time bomb by then. And then when he came back to life he didn't come back totally the same, redefining himself and his sense if morality yet again. Throughout the story, wei wuxian is often changing his sense of morality to what recently happened and, yes, sometimes for convenience. After everything that's happened to him and everything he's done, he needs a bit more flexibility in order to be able to live with himself. However, let it be said that he's at least trying to be better with each change. He's trying to adapt. Doesn't.... always work out. In truth, wei wuxian could afford to draw at least one or two clean cut lines much like his husband does, but he is trying
Jin guangyao redefines himself almost purely based off convenience. His morality adapts to his actions instead of the other way around. Jin guangyao is the type to do whatever he wants but is totally unaware that that's what he's doing. That's why he's so dangerous. To his own mind, everything he's done fits in with his moral code. But that's only because his moral code changes with every action he takes. Unlike nie huaisang or nie mingjue, he's got no clear lines in the sand and no awareness when he'd toed the lines or even totally broken from his morals. Unlike wei wuxian, he's redesigning himself to suit his needs, not to adapt to the environment. I truly believe that he thought of himself as good, if a little twisted. He never saw himself as going too far, constantly adjusting the depth so that he didn't hit rock bottom
MDZS Meta: Why did Lan WangJi live on?
Guys. Guys.
Lan WangJi. Loves. Wei WuXian.
Period.
If you’ve read Mo Dao Zu Shi / Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, then you know this is a hard fact.
Like attack his own family just to try and protect him for a bit longer and bear 33 scars on his back for it kind of love.
Like break the very rules he so strictly upholds, and stash his favorite alcohol- Emperor’s Smile in his house kind of love.
Like adopt a baby he loved kind of love (which if any of you know, taking responsibility of babies aren’t exactly the easiest thing to do, we’re talking a minimum of 16 years here guys).
So that got me thinking, if LWJ loved WWX so very very much, so much so that one of the very first descriptions of him, as said so eloquently by WWX, was “nothing could help the bitter facial expression that made him look as though his wife had passed away“, then why did he not just take his own life? Or at the very least become as nonfunctional a person as his father who was mourning his wife.
Because can you blame the man? The love of his life, who was probably the best person he knew, okay no probably about it, had been viciously villianized for his strength and then brutally murdered for his choices- choices that LWJ himself agreed with.
I mean just look at the family history of the Lans, those bloody suckers just feel too damn much.
And God knows the Lan sect wouldn’t have stopped him. Be grudged him? Yes. Hated on WWX more than they already were? Definitely. Used him as an example of how not to love? That’s a given. But stop him? I don’t think so. I mean just look at what they did with his father- Qingheng Jun. They left the man alone, to do whatever the fuck he wanted, in the name of love. And they let LWJ, who was so heavily injured that he needed three years to recover, just leave and go to the Burial Mounds merely three months after said injury. They did not even try to stop him or follow after him to make sure he was alright. They just let him do as he wanted, now that his punishment was complete.
Side note: The Lans really do allow a lot in the name of love, don’t they?
So yes, LWJ could’ve very easily ended his life, and not suffered through the next thirteen years of grief, which in his case was kind of tripled, because not only did the love of his life die, the world just blindly hated on said love, and everyone also kind of thought his soul was destroyed. Actually fuck triple grief, make it x100 fold.
But did he do that?
No.
What did he do?
He followed the principle he shared with WWX, one that WWX died to uphold- always be there for others regardless of the fame it brings / always be where the chaos is. And this is something they both have done all their lives, think LWJ protecting Mian Mian despite having a broken leg, and WWX protecting the Wen sect remnants despite the infamy if brought him.
This man, who cherished every part of WWX that he had left behind, so desperately, how could he just take his own life when WWX himself hadn’t?
I mean think of the absolutely pain and horror of the last couple of years of WWX’s life- he was one of the best cultivators of his generation who lost his core days after he lost his sect and his father-figure, then was stabbed by his own sword and thrown into hell on earth, aka The Burial Mounds, then was thrusted into a war when he was barely out of his teens, where he was reduced to a weapon by his own brother (and you cannot say anything to make me think otherwise. Jiang Cheng had the front seat view to his brother’s misery, and he did nothing. LWJ, who barely interacted with the man knew that his spiritual powers were somehow impaired, but JC, who lived with him, had zero clue? Bro do you even see your brother?), and then just when the dust was settling, and he could finally begin to psychologically heal, he took the Wen sect remnants under his wing, for which he was villainized by the entire world and it’s mother, and pretty much everything went downhill from there.
And despite all that, not once does WWX think of committing suicide. After Qionqi Path and Jin ZiXuan, he would’ve surrendered himself, I think, had he been able to secure the Wen remnants’ safety. And then after the Nightless City Massacre, and Jiang YanLi’s death, he still doesn’t kill himself, as most people in his situation probably would do, because imagine the fucking guilt of having murdered the very sister you loved more than anything. Instead he finds a way to destroy the Stygian Tiger Seal, and dies from a backlash.
LWJ was one of the few people who saw and perhaps the only one who understood WWX even in the midst of his madness. So how could he, knowing all that, just kill himself? What was his pain of losing one loved one compared to the pain of WWX’s, who had lost pretty much everyone?
So instead what does Lan WangJi do?
He lets go of the wordly affairs, and just leaves. He can’t leave his sect, because his brother and uncle and A-Yuan are still there, but he doesn’t even stay really. He’s just on the road, going from place to place, and protecting people. And teaching kids, so that they don’t end up as close minded as his and his previous generation were.
He’s doing the only thing he could do-
Live on and protect Wei WuXian’s values.
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