piglet goes shopping💜🤍

im his enemy. his arch nemesis. his wicked rabbit.

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Why do we run to the ones we do?

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And if life is repeated a thousand times / Still you, you, and again, you.

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the grief is never ending but so is the love.

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Veil of Shadows

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Veil of Shadows

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[approximateknowledge]

"this would be so good if it was good" might just be my favourite sentence to use when analysing any media

because it's not a meaningless thing to say

some things will always be mid at best, but sometimes things that suck could be so good, if only they were good

[haifoct]

Ji Ling and Yuan Wuhuo invaded my comment section and why would Yuan Wuhuo say that? oh my god!

That fuck ass emoji too? I believe this is how Yuan Wuhuo felt saying that:

Yuan Wuhuo, you made Ji Ling cry again, are you happy?

[mutantfactor]

Fangs of Fortune ⥊ Veil of Shadows

[mutantfactor]

My Journey to You ⥊ Fangs of Fortune ⥊ Veil of Shadows

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i just terribly love this so i will leave them here

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overtime partners

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excerpts from the novel.

[wastedwaterpotential]

is it slightly problematic that the all-female hulijing cult group where most remain unnamed even till the end becomes the bad guys being controlled by Big Bad, who all sacrifice themselves to protect the status quo while the all-guys shilin sect boy band (with names and unqiue character designs and shared on screen camaraderie) get magically resurrected to counter the Big Bad through their Teamwork and Planning.

also the only lady in the final showdown runs away right before the battle to comfort a dying weasel who they're not even close to in the story/thematically similar.

[limitbreaker23]

VoS is massively problematic. I love that so many people see it.

It's theme is basically the male loneliness epidemic and how women have to fix it. By also giving up any of their own goals/individuality/identity.

This is why it would've been so important to focus on the themes of sisterhood and brotherhood separately, so that they can deal with their own problems. (I don't even mean that in a shippy way, they just need to focus on themselves. Men get a grip and fix themselves. Women empower each other and break free.) All the hetero romance brings to the table is that older women have to coddle the younger men, so that they can be righteous and strong. ("I like your innocent infantalised self better" is its own problematic theme.)

It's so weird that the sect full of female foxes has to return home once a month. dot dot dot. And they all dive into one pool to share their single braincell. But thankfully, spending a whole life of marriage and family with some naive dude will fix them. Give them a chance to obtain freedom. What kind of theme is that? Thank you for marriage and pregnancy to stop the moon circle that enslaves poor fox ladies. If they pose as a man they can pretend to be free for a while but they will always be haunted by their true nature.

Love (if it's a man that loves you) will give you identity. The fuck.

[limitbreaker23]

My favourite moment of Yan An on "Sunshine Market" variety weirdness. Yes, open up!

[haifoct]

Still thinking about the ending that Li Jie and we were robbed of. Li Jie wanted to keep living and see the world for Ji Ling and for himself. Li Jie became Ji Ling’s memorial, his tombstone, and his last wish. There’s no love quite like the love between Ji Ling and Li Jie.

[Subtitle: Three months later] Ye Changsheng stood at the dock, reluctantly bidding farewell to Li Jie. Li Jie's ship departed. Ye Changsheng (voiceover): "Lord Ji Ling, you've left, and Commander Li has also decided to leave. He said that before, he thought his mission was everything, but he never imagined that this mission could end one day. He wants to see a wider world, for Lord Ji Ling's unfinished wish, and for himself. He wants to know who he truly is, and what the meaning of his existence is. And perhaps this is the answer we all seek throughout our lives."