we all have a hunger

she/her. 30+. I have nothing to offer. Hello > About

[thatlittlemouse]

read tai sui by priest 🌿

[thatlittlemouse]

don't ask people to clarify a post that's phrased like information sharing in the tomb fandom or they'll jinja kill you

[al-norton]

It actually kinda pisses me off that every time there’s an adaptation of some classic work coming out, there are takes like “maybe we should not judge the adaptation compared to the original”… I think if the creator doesn’t want their work to be compared and judged on comparison, they can make literally any other type of piece. I’m not arguing for a word for word adaptation - I think those are impossible, first of all, and just not fun to strive for. But slapping a recognisable title, names and plots into your work, and then turning around and asking people not to compare your work to the original is simply absurd lol

[pterribledinosaurdrawings]

Two days in a row and still nothing! And a couple weeks ago, AND again a few days before that. give me my thunderstorm!!!

[thatlittlemouse]

Inspired by this video I saw on lofter aka what’s he being cute for

[ririnpopo]

compilation

[northwindtales]

I adore Xie Jiuye for that "you're all hopeless fools, while I'm the only one standing here looking beautiful in my pristine white coat" vibe <3

[thatlittlemouse]

let wu xie be a grown man *gets shot by 10 snipers at once*

[vamprisms]

laura’s companion

[thatlittlemouse]

the way that 90% of people who watched that drama don't care about zhang haiyan, babygirl you deserved so much better

[teh-nos]

in my work of fanfiction i am going to hold the villain responsible for their actions by making them have sex with the person they tried to kill, which will effectively address all the relevant moral issues by being hot.

[andatsea]

And tomorrow will be sunny, she said.

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[thatlittlemouse]

So much of the story of Southern Archives or actually Zhang Haiyan's story is about loss: loss of people, loss of places, loss of identity

He's such a funny guy that he kind of makes you forget that he's tragic as heck

The obvious loss is Zhang Haixia, it's a devastating event that shakes Zhang Haiyan to his core, that grief colors a good chunk of the story. But Zhang Haixia carries so much more with him when he dies, Zhang Haiyan's childhood, his home, everything he thought he was is lost at the same time

Xiamen is home to the two of them, a home they long after for 10 years and expect to not see for another 20. Zhang Haiyan gets the chance to return, but when he arrives he finds that the southern archives that he expected to find there never existed in the first place. Many of the things in his life growing up were actually lies and the place he wanted to go back to, that he wanted to go back to WITH Zhang Haixia, was gone. The temporary home he had in Malacca was also gone, without Zhang Haixia there was no point to go back

On top of all these profoundly destabilizing events, he also gets the revelations from Zhang Haiqi about what the Zhang family actually is, he has to readjust his whole world view with barely any breathing space

In the end, Zhang Haiqi is the only thing he has left that offers him some certainty (despite the foreshadowing, i'm taking the crumbs, she's still alive!!)

After all that, it kind of makes sense how motivated he is to find Zhang Qiling and how he sticks to him, he needs that purpose, he needs something to belong to, something to make sense again

[thatlittlemouse]

what's the zhang family if not another (unattainable) home that zhang haiyan is trying to chase after / return to?

it's homesickness all the way down

[thatlittlemouse]

I would love to talk about southern archives, this book that i read, and the story and characters that i liked from southern archives, the book, that i read

[taomubiji]

A special edition of Volume 1 from the main novel series has been released to celebrate Daomu Biji's 20-year anniversary

[frownyalfred]

do I even need to caption it at this point

[pankendev]

there are places in the world today that are experiencing 40°C for the first time in recorded history. of course there's no way to know whether chucking billionaires into volcanos will appease the sun god but i feel we're doing the scientific method a disservice if we don't at least try