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One of the main things about WWX that catches my attention and makes me love him, is that no matter what, he will choose his morals. He will never betray the ideals he has. He will choose no person, no thing, reputation, status, power(...) Nothing above what he believes to be right. And if something or someone is in the way, no matter how much he holds that person dear, he will simply cut them off from his life or ignore them.

That's why it's hard for him to be friends with people who do not have the same worldview as him: because they will not be able to hinder him. The consequences of doing what is right are terrible, but he is used to falling to the ground. He has no support from anyone, but that doesn't shake him a bit. No one stands for him, but his voice is loud and courageous enough. Or at least it was like that until the world could wipe it out. (he was aware of absolutely no one in favor of him)

And best of all: LWJ knows this better than anyone. After all he has witnessed, he knows that WWX is an action person. He does not stand still when someone needs help, he is not just another inspector who takes no initiative. He saves, he protects, he helps. Innocent and helpless people, powerful people depending on the situation. By instead of standing in his way, dictating what would be right or the right way to execute a plan in which the two have the same goal and ideals, he helps. Before, he said it was wrong and instead of being heard, he was ignored (as I said). Since both want to do good, he helps rather than criticizes. WWX did not turn it away, did not ignore it. He was the first person who really tried to assist, listen and trust WWX. And they work perfectly without each other, but the combination of the two, both the powers and the worldviews, is awesome. Good separated, splendid together.

#wwx #wei wuxian #mdzs #lwj #lan wangji #they fit perfectly together your honor #wwx my beloved #mo dao zu shi

halenhusky309

The reason we have to deal with so many "Morally Grey Wei Wuxian" takes because Western fans and writers treat "character development" as the "default" good writing advice or dynamic characters as the only right way to build a new character.

I encountered plenty static characters who stayed the same pretty much throughout the story and they were still interested and nuance. People should understand that static character deal isn't about becoming better or worse. It's about how they maneuver the environments and circumstances to maintain their principles, beliefs and who they are as a person.

Wei Wuxian pretty much remained the same person throughout the novel. He still maintained his principles and values. He still had this cheerful and optimistic personality to him. He still followed his mother's advice to pay no mind to the debts others own him. He would still protect innocent folks and showed zero mercy to evil bitches (Based as fuck). He's not someone who held grudge and would never spend his whole life obsessed over folks who wronged him hard (Because if Wei Wuxian was vengeful like certain people claimed him to be, Jiang Cheng would be the first person he would be after for the smoke and then the rest of the Cultivation World)

yingui

我如何温暖你我的爱人？

sapin7

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novareadswrites

The absolute audacity of Leon Kennedy trusting Ada Wong

This post was supposed to be serious, I'm working on it but. for now. Just walk with me. Leon meets this woman in what is, seemingly, the end of the world. She says she’s FBI, ok, makes sense. As time goes by he doesn't fully believe her, doesn't fully trust her, but he doesn't have much proof, much reason. In his defense, she does seem to know what she's doing, where she's going, and how to sort anything out. There’s something shady, not quite right, but what’s he supposed to do? Actually leave her alone like she asked before? Nah, no way.

And then they go through the horrors together. And, hey, she said that her mission is to take down Umbrella’s entire operation, and that’s exactly what Leon wants too. She also patched him up and left her trench coat on top of him when he took a bullet for her. And she’s kind, in her own way. She did save him before too, twice. And she’s pretty. And now she’s smiling at him a little and teasing him. And her lips are soft and taste like strawberry. And her hand is on his thigh. Ok.

And there he goes after the G-virus as evidence for the FBI. He gets it and immediately goes "Alright, now back to Ada", which doesn't happen that easily. And then he meets Annette, this woman Ada told him created the virus and is the person the FBI is after, the person that's Umbrella and that shot him on the shoulder. As she’s on the brink of death, she asks him "Do you trust that bitch?" First, rude. Don’t call her that. Second, huh? And she goes on "She's not FBI. She’s a mercenary" and. No. Just no? How could the woman that’s been with him so far during all of this be lying to him, and the person who caused all this was telling the truth? But, then again, he wanted to trust her. He didn't. So he goes the way back to question her about it.

...And it's true, it was all a big fat lie. She pulls a gun on him to get the fucking virus back. And he's pissed. He's hurt. He's resentful. Not just for the kiss or the lies, for everything. He's bitter about it too, so he aims at her too. Both just doing their jobs. He won't let this stupid virus get out and hurt more people, even if it means confronting her... but. Huh. Ada says "I don't wanna hurt you", and Leon takes that to heart. Leon S. Kennedy—Leon Big Dick Kennedy glares at the woman who just lied to him from the start, who used every way she could to get that fuckass virus, who's working for god-knows-who, who could bid the virus—and instead of being terrified (how did she lie this consistently?? Kissed? Him?? And still lied? That’s Not Okay. I'd be scared as hell, I'd be questioning everything) or mad beyond reason—Leon Big Dick Kennedy lowers his gun, leaving himself vulnerable to be shot. Ada is currently dangerous, pointing a gun at him, determinated, and had proven in every single way what she really was—or had she?

Had she, really? At the beginning, when she owed him nothing and saved him when he wasn't of worth to her? Had she, when she seemed actually worried for him when he was running away from the alligator? Had she, when she patched his shoulder? Had she, when she begrudgingly let him help her with her injuried leg? Was it all a lie? He doesn't think so. He's not crazy, he's not seeing things, there was something there. Goddamn it, she left her trench coat on top of him. If all of this was fake, then she’s downright twisted—but he doesn't think so.

But that’s what he thinks. What he felt. She’s still very much pointing a gun at him and the deceits and lies are very much weighing on them. She's still a threat, he just met her, but Leon Big Dick Kennedy not only puts his gun down, he's not giving up, he's daring her "Then you shoot me. But I don’t think you can." not on OUNCE of fear in this man's eyes. What the fuck. He puffs out his chest, he looks furious, hurt, tense, but afraid? Scared? I don’t think so. And how is he not scared? How is he somewhat, no, actually trusting her again? He's testing someone who just lied to him from the start? What's this? Everyone deserves a second chance?? There’s only one person more confused than me about this: Ada.

She’s shocked. Flabbergasted. Speechless. And he's looking at her like "Wasn't this damn virus everything you wanted? The only thing that truly matters? Aren’t I just a pawn? Then go ahead, kill me and come get it if you can." Literally what. She didn't see this coming. But she should have, of course she should, from everything she knew about this man so far. She tries to mask her reaction quickly. Oh, he has no idea with who and what he’s dealing with. She’s The Ada Wong. The hyper competent mercenary, high combat skilled spy, the person who always remains calm and collected even in the most extreme situations. The woman who successfully fulfills her contracts and deals, no matter what. He caught her off guard there for a second, but that was it. She remains pointing the gun at him, another job, another day–

Except that this wasn't just another day, and that for some reason, pulling that trigger feels painful. And she’s once again dumbfolded. She lowers the gun altogether, surprised at her own lack of courage, of will. She can't do it. She can't do the one thing that she's been doing, which is anything necessary to get her means. And she’s not calm, not collected, and didn't act on logic. The Ada Wong, defeated by a courageous rookie cop, read like a book by him for once. That would be a narcissistic wound I'd never recover from, I don't think she ever did.

She didn't know she'd act like this—but Leon did. He knew she wouldn’t shoot, and he was right, because he's still very much alive (as he can be in this situation), virus still in hands.