not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (8/∞)
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not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (8/∞)
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not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (7/∞)
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not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (1/∞)
(id: five gifs of xie yuchen from episode nine of the lost tomb 2. in the first two he can be seen scaling the side of a mountain. in the following three, all closeups of his face, he is first looking up towards the viewer and then dropping his gaze, moving to press a button on an earpiece to hang up a call, and smiling before looking back up. end id)
not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (2/∞)
(id: three gifs of xie yuchen from episode nine of the lost tomb 2. in the first gif he is seen coming through a door, opening his mouth to speak. in the second he comes to a stop and raises his chin in greeting while talking, and in the third he's smiling. end id)
not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (5/∞)
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not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (4/∞)
(id: two gifs of xie yuchen from episode nine of the lost tomb 2. the first shows him turning towards the viewer with a slight frown that deepens a little. in the second one his expression has turned to surprise, and he chuckles. there's a slight blue-pink-white gradient at the outer edges. end id)
not nearly enough gifs of XIAO HUA (6/∞)
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i find wu xie’s relationship to xiao ge and hxz so interesting specifically because of his failures of empathising with them & the way in which he comments on their loneliness and how different they are from other people, how they seem inhuman to him, how even in TSF he doesn't know if xiao ge and him are even friends... it's such an interesting take on friendships between mortals and immortals