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Did up the price guide for my Ko-fi!Ā
I headcanon that during He Xuan's time in Tonglu, after several years of being alone, the giant Xie Lian statue basically became Wilson from Castaway for him lmao
Xie Lian (And Hualian) as Text Posts I found
Hua Cheng Version
āMy LordĀ thinks too much.Ā Iād lie to anyone but His Highness.ā
Day 154 of drawing a Deltarune a day
An assortment of Susie's
shhhhhh theyāre resting
cleaned up an old doodle that was sitting in my planner! :^D
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Day 153 of drawing a Deltarune a day!
I got some more paint markers
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This hands down the best comment in the notes, I will not be taking criticism.
A ghost kings favorite resting place
[Imagine description below]
I think a lot of people go into a new media (book, show, whatever), see the superficial structure of a certain common story arc and just assume said media will follow that arc. Even if it doesnāt, confirmation bias will lead the reader to just say itās so regardless of whatās in the narrative. I donāt even mean this in regards to stories that are intentionally subverting a common storyline; I mean if a story has any superficial trappings of a popular trope or story arc, it leads people to expect that story follow anyways regardless of whatever story is actually being told.
In tgcf (spoilers for the entire novel to be safe), this manifests as a lot of people seeing the basic structure of a fallen god who re-ascends and then extrapolate that this must be a redemption narrative for a protagonist who learns from some past mistake or flaw and grows from it and is then rewarded by the narrative, and this idea goes on to inform their reading. This is why you see so many people viewing Xie Lian as a naive, privileged protagonist who needed humbling, or even reading what happened to his kingdom as his fault directly for daring to interfere.
In the climax of his confrontation with Jun Wu, what does Xie Lian say? āEVEN IF IT HURTS, I WONāT CHANGE! EVEN IF I DIE, I WONāT CHANGE! I WILL NEVER CHANGE!ā
Thatās it right there. This is why he was always right. This is why he defeats Jun Wu. This is why Hua Cheng loves and respects him so completely with undying devotion!!!!! Xie Lian gets back the love and devotion he gives. He was right all along. I really think the reason this notion that he was wrong and needed to learn is because this IS a a very common story to tell, and a common character arc to explore. But that is NOT tgcf, and itās not Xie Lian.
darkness constricts you
Happy pride!
Day 152
pride month!!!
Is that a miette?
Pride for you!Ā Pride for a thousand years!!
you COME OUT to miette? you come out to her as queer? oh! oh! pride for mother! pride for mother for One Thousand Years!!!!
only after having met you did I rediscover that it's such a simple thing to be happy