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A compilation of kisses (WDBtD) minus the first one
Credits to: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1HgnuzFEWC/ Don't forget to turn on sound.
The music is by CORSAK - Reverse (feat. 马吟吟). Here's a link (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W930fzhSIhw) that has English subtitles. The lyrics are so beautiful.
This.
I will forever reblog this every time it’s on my dash because it should be this loud and simple. 💖
we are all trying here (2026) dir. cha young-hoon
lmao that was a good one. called them all pathetic in a single sentence
We Are All Trying Here / 모두가 자신의 무가치함과 싸우고 있다 (2026)
That's just the guy I am, and I accept it. This is who I am. Guilty as charged. Words like "love" or "peace" bore me to death.
Episode 3 | We Are All Trying Here 모두가 자신의 무가치함과 싸우고 있다
We Are All Trying Here / 모두가 자신의 무가치함과 싸우고 있다 (2026)
we are all trying here (2026) dir. cha young-hoon
We got 100 years at best. Everything disappears in 100 years... so does anything truly exist if it disappears? To lay those doubts to rest... you end up desperately writing stories [...] All stories are just cries that we exist.
모두가 자신의 무가치함과 싸우고 있다 (2026).
Fate Chooses You | My Shi Jie is the only person in this world who's truly sincere with me.
I am fully vibing with Fate Chooses You. Marriage of convenience that turns out to be actually pretty inconvenient, but you're still glad it happened. A thread of star-crossed lovers in there. A discussion on how the pursuits of the ruling class for immortality are detrimental for the common people. (And to be clear, I do mean the "pursuit of immortality." It may be an allegory, but it's almost exactly what the ruling class wants. Either they're tech bros trying to figure out how to never die, or they're the wealthy trying to build and build money they'll never use for anything good in the world, but they're money will exist even after they die).
More discussion on class, and how the ruling class doesn't want the common people to be educated, because then they'll know they have no need of the ruling class.
In case it wasn't clear, I appreciate critiques of class and classism.
A romance that has its angsty moments, but doesn't wallow in them. A ML that protects the FL at all costs even as he is actively getting weaker. A FL who thought she was too weak in her morals to progress in her cultivation until she realizes her morals are strong, it's the rules that don't make sense, and then—boom!—she's able to progress two levels on the spot. She's now getting stronger, while he gets weaker, but they're still going to fight by each other's side. An FL who fights against injustice whether or not it seems a reasonable task.
I'm pretty sure Sheng is going to become a divinity. I haven't finished the latest episodes, but I have a feeling Jin Lun is alive somehow (I mean, he is one of the four characters getting the most promotion) and as much as he thought Sheng was his trial or tribulation or whatever, I do believe he is hers, and I'm interested to see that story.
We've already seen Lin Muhan having character development toward someone who doesn't treat mortals as cruelly as he has been raised to. It's slow going, but it's going. To me, he's the representation of someone realizing, largely on their own, that what they've always been taught and the privilege they've been afforded is not the way things should be.
Where Lin Muhan has been stepping out of the cruelty, Bai Zongying has been acknowledging it and all of the absurd violence and not stepping out at all. To me, so far, Bai Zongying is the example of someone who believes that while some people who benefit from the system may be evil, the system itself is not (or like, the people who say they understand the reason for a boycott, but don't participate in it.)
I appreciate allegory for real world problems told in such a way that no one could pretend it's an allegory for anything else. I appreciate the romance of just wanting to be around each other. I appreciate several supporting characters having actual character arcs that contribute to the allegory.
I like that, so far at least, most of the conflict the leads get involved in started with protecting each other and then end up with them involved in whatever it is they got involved in. I'm sure there is some overarching plot, but I like that much of the plot so far has not centered on it. Or maybe it has, but they're doing it I'm a way that you don't get kinda exhuasted with the villain by 12 episodes in, when you still have 25 to go.
EDIT: I also forgot one of my favorite relationship dynamics- married couple and the younger sibling that goes everywhere with them.
Additional reason I'm loving Fate Chooses You: they burned the library. The ruling class burned the library full of knowledge in order to prevent the common people from rising to stand on their own foundation of knowledge. This knowledge belonged to the common people, it was written and compiled by the common people, the long forgotten plans and designs and lessons within would have allowed the common people to stop living hard lives under the thumb of the ruling class and THEY BURNED IT.
I don't know that I can even call it allegory for how blatant the message was.
Omg wait I never thought of the details as to why cultivation and stuff tends to only happen in historical settings other than for the aesthetic, but it’s really tragic to think that they’re actually some alternate worlds so fixated on the idea of cultivation that civilization just… couldnt progress.
More than fixation of immortality I think it's interesting that they're positing a class system and discussing social responsibilities of the elites to the masses. Where cultivators are the ruling class/elites and humans are the working class that are kept poor, regressive, and bound to the cultivators for survival. People pay taxes through the teeth to fund cultivators and government activities; discentivized to farm food in favor of alfalfa corporation® objectives; and kept from technological advances because prosperity and independence make bad slaves. I can't believe I'm getting social commentaries beyond good sect bad sect in a 2026 xianxia but it's been such a pleasant surprise I am 🙌 here for it
Fate Chooses You | Lord Lu shows no mercy to anyone who dares to bully his wife.
Fate Chooses You | You will not hurt my wife!
Fate Chooses You | He can see colors!
