I pray to never rest in peace

Just a sideblog to keep up with my TGCF obsession (main @mishfortunes) 曾经沧海难为水，除却巫山不是云。 取次花丛懒回顾，半缘修道半缘君。

[i-am-weis]

“Your crown, Dianxia”

“Thank you, San Lang”

[shijiujun]

TGCF DONGHUA SPECIAL FILM EP. 4 SNIPPETS ARE OUT!!!! WILL FIRST BE SCREEN IN AUGUST IN FUKUOKA AT AN EVENT!!!

CONFESSION SCENE YALL LOOKS LIKE ERM CUT-OFF BACK HUG CONFESSION

[tgcf-wulian-week]

Wulian Week 2026 Begins Next Week!

This is your final reminder to get all your ducks in a row! This event begins Sunday, July 5th!

[patchworkgoblin]

Yet again, I made a thing and forgot to post it.

[loomka]

"Thank goodness... the red string didn't break. I really found you!"

reference

[its-not-a-pen]

brushing up on the calligraphy -_-

[its-not-a-pen]

good news! all the ink stayed INSIDE the inkwell this time at least

[its-not-a-pen]

[its-not-a-pen]

WHO THE FUCK IS HUA CHENG???

[artingstarvist]

Select Illustrations for Paper Memories (Part 2) (1/3)

Just realized I never posted any compilations of art from Part Two. So here's the first arc. In the end I didn't stick with this art style but it is what it is haha. The holes and rips do in fact have to do with the memory loss. Poor Wind Master is like the only one unaffected lmao.

[thunderpot]

Die! Just die! If you can’t die, then just dig a hole somewhere and pretend to be dead!

[garforarts]

Finally drawing Hualian again after 4 years, I just had to pull up one of my old drawings for comparison.

All roads lead back to them... I’m planning on bringing these new designs to my Etsy! including the sticker, alongside some more mxtx fanart in the future. Thanks all :3

[sodapopblitz]

My commissioned Wulian piece ❤️ It’s for the fic ”the inherent eroticism of ear piercings”. I love it! 😭

By @nukacola_is on X.

[moonnogginn]

Okay, so... this is one of my favourite scenes in the donghua, and on a rewatch with wulian on the brain, I couldn't help thinking: WHAT IF, that long, wistful look in Xie Lian's face is not just the usual yearning, but because that moment reminded him of someone? (By the way, I discovered later that the song that plays in this scene is called "recollections of old dreams (忆旧梦)"😭)

[quelmdn]

yushi huang 🩸

[moonnogginn]

Okay, so... this is one of my favourite scenes in the donghua, and on a rewatch with wulian on the brain, I couldn't help thinking: WHAT IF, that long, wistful look in Xie Lian's face is not just the usual yearning, but because that moment reminded him of someone? (By the way, I discovered later that the song that plays in this scene is called "recollections of old dreams (忆旧梦)"😭)

[keithtreason]

TGCF - S1 - Alternative Opening

Heard a remixed version of the song today & this is what popped into my head. Is this a reverse rick roll?

[kariidraws]

Wu Ming

[kariidraws]

Calamity Xie Lian

[tgcf-sdeblog]

We don't talk enough about how Wuming knew what was actually happening during the brief calamity arc.

Wuming saw it all as a ghost flame, not just the torment and torture, but also saw BWX hug Xie Lian after a loved one betrayed him, heard BWX's offers to be a mentor and his promise that he was the only person who would be by Xie Lian's side. So what do you think went through Wuming's head when he saw XL using the same mask as the calamity and wielding the same sword that man used to torture him?

Xie Lian was not just reacting to the suffering. There was a powerful person with the clear intention of manipulating him and Wuming knew this. This is why I don't see the wuming era as just HC being a simp and following Xie Lian Even if he's evil. It's more so trying to do your best to help a loved one whose behavior is being influenced by a malicious actor, like in an abusive relationship or a cult.

[mxtxfanatic]

Wuming repeatedly addressing Xie Lian as “Your Highness” despite being ordered not to and threatened with dispersal if he continued wasn’t because he was just “forgetting” to change the address (or whatever people who claim that Wuming “only followed orders to a t” explain that away as). Wuming was actively reminding Xie Lian about who he was, a crown prince who attempted to save his own people, a god worthy of worship, which is why Xie Lian—who didn’t want to be reminded of his former status—was so angry at the title. He thought he was being mocked for his failure, not being addressed as someone worthy of it.