#god ye

[shoezuki]

Im too sexy to have twitter

the sexiest quality anyone could have; not having twitter

[thekingsavatar-fan]

“Yu Wenzhou's gaze landed upon Lord Grim.

He had never understood why Happy wanted to use Steamed Bun, such an unreliable player, for such a crucial match, but now, he was beginning to see why.

The reason was very simple: it was all because of Ye Xiu's presence.

Even though he also had no way of predicting Steamed Bun's actions, his experience and awareness allowed him to maximally cover Steamed Bun's openings.

<.....>

Ye Xiu's all-class experience and awareness was not something that everyone had.

Steamed Bun was a player that often exposed vulnerabilities, but Happy purposely took advantage of this fact. Under the unpredictable rhythm of battle that this guy led, which side would ultimately take control?

In Yu Wenzhou's mind, behind Steamed Bun Invasion appeared, with unparalleled clarity, the figures of Lord Grim and Ye Xiu.”

The King’s Avatar novel.  Chapter 1464: Bomb Disposal Specialist

[seleneremusravenclaw]

Drawing on my physics work bc I have no time anyway have 叶神 playing the piano for his birthday

[thekingsavatar-fan]

Ye Xiu - you either hate him or worship him

“Zheng Xuan wanted to cry. That bastard was too annoying. He always made people feel helpless.”

<.....>

“What was a God? What was a core player? This was the embodiment of one!”

The King’s Avatar. Chapter 1427: Countdown

[thekingsavatar-fan]

Whenever you have to deal with the greatest Boss in Glory - God Ye... 

[fcrmidable]

seekesotsibteadmist replied to your post “[[MOR] i get why mary sues and gary stus make for poor quality...”

might as well put something in yourself to these characters, helps you get invested in what happens and how that character changes

[fcrmidable]

mateship replied to your post:

[[MOR] i get why mary sues and gary stus make...

i think in order to be a good writer, you have to be able to put a little bit of yourself into your character, whether that be something as big as their fundamental values or something as small as how they interpret one isolated moment in time. the whole point of writing/reading fiction is relatability: to see the world through someone else’s perspective, and to put ourselves in their shoes. if the author somehow manages a complete disconnect (probably impossible imo)––then the writing would be stilted, lifeless, unvelievable. as authors, we can only write believable characters from truths that we personally understand to some degree (even if we hate it, or disagree with it, or don’t practice it ourselves).

[marchnds]

I REALLY LOVE RILEY SO MUCH I’M SO HAPPY HE’S BEEN DOING BETTER AND I LSJDLFKJHSLKJD