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be aware, i might kiss your cheek. she/they; 21+

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[clleanlliness]

life is better when you're not malnourished btw

[noelledeltarune]

before pride month ends does anyone wanna admit they have a crush on me

[noelledeltarune]

posting this on the first day of june so you all have plenty of time to gather your nerves and whatnot

[sitervlitoy]

i've heard that we have a deficiency of archer Xiao Chiye

[zaragreenbite]

🌱🏛 bab needs his morning coffee☕

[su-rodriguez]

ragebaiter flins, my favorite flins

[ohnogodpls]

Say hello to Braun, agents.

[nowwhhere]

Not only was the fucking on horseback a cool ass scene to read, IT IS LITERARY PROFOUND. And a cruel joke of the author's themes.

The "On Horseback" wine from Libei backstory is a clear indicator that there is indeed an intention behind that particular sex scene: everything the Xiaos do that is worthy of praise, of being told, is on top of their battlehorse, perpetually as soldiers. Either riding away or towards a fight, such is their fate of being born in Libei, a forever in war Kingdom. Xiao Chiye is proudly from the place he was born in, he represents it in Qudu and his imprisonment works as a metaphor for the oppression Libei endures from all sides of its limits.

Sorrounded by enemies, then, how do the Xiaos behave? Did the father toast with his wife on the horse because he couldn't do it anywhere else? I like to think because it wouldn't make sense anywhere else. It's been told that Libei soldiers cherish their battle animals like they cherish their brothers. Xiao Chiye said it himself; by taming it, he borrows Meng's wings and can fly as well. What are they borrowing from their horse then? I like to think that is always the promise of victory.

So the father toasts victory on his love, and the son years later does so as well. Although his fight isn't directly against the Biansha Tribes, he's still pretty much suffering from the consequences first hand. Every second Xiao Chiye gets to spend with his man is threatened with the idea that it might be the last one, so of course he chooses to take him on his horse (literally, ahem literally takes him). For Xiao Chiye, it means he won Shen Zechuan.

YOU GET IT

The first time he appeared he was on his horse, the last one he better be on it as well. Even his name has the horse hanzi. Don't even joke with me lad. The author cooked and I'm not glazing her and i'm definitely not connecting dots that aren't there.

[ceruleanheaven]

[looking at people younger than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at people older than me] you have your whole life ahead of you [looking at myself] its over

[kundool]

cezhou👉👈

[shencomix]

[enteringvulturedimension]

Xiao Chiye/Shen Zichuan are golden retriever/black cat coded but like if the golden retriever was a wolf and the cat commited war crimes

[rena-ragerat]

It's time to post dumb jokes again.

[nocturnaltigerrevelation]

>have problem

>recognize it as part of my divine punishment

>no problem

[paperdrevms]

vague vol 7 (and 8 ig) spoilers

wth happened to haerigu after the last ch of vol 7? maybe i missed something, but i don't think he's mentioned ever again after kong ling is like yeah gotta give him smth else. and thats it. idk after all the tension in the part where he had to hold the negotiations for lanzhou, i felt like it was going to be a bit more touched upon whatever happened to him after the siege, but nope. never heard of the guy again after that discussion in the last ch of vol 7

[paperdrevms]

this is my real contribution to this fandom, thank you very much and see you next time

[stealingpotatoes]

pretty sure this is exactly how lessons at qifrey's atelier go

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