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a Ghost and a Requiem, by 7potato (🔒)
Wei Wuxian was dead.
He didn't remember much, but that's nothing new. He had mere flashes of reality that broke their way through the fog of... wherever he was.
His clearest memory was of a song.
Or: Wei Wuxian remembers what happened to him while he was dead. Things change accordingly.
The Nerd and the Jade Prince, by Asmayi
Best friends Wangxian drift apart as they grow older Or so Wei Ying thinks.
A fic created from a threadfic
you and me, by googiefvcks
lan wangji is hiding wei wuxian in cloud recesses and they're safe, for now. but the weight of the world is on their shoulders and some friendly banter can quickly turn into some deep, painful, emotional talks.
major plot spoilers warning!!
Demonic Possession and other Misconceptions, by LegacyWorks (🔒, 3 chapters)
Wei Wuxian knows from a young age that he’s a spirit. It’s the only thing that makes sense. This body clearly isn’t his, there’s no way. It doesn’t look right. Every so often he sends a quick thanks and a prayer to the Wei Ying who died all those years ago, the one whose body he’s inhabited his entire conscious life. He hopes that the original Wei Ying’s parents are with him now, even if Wei Wuxian misses them.
It takes meeting Huaisang to realize that maybe Wei Wuxian isn’t actually possessing his body. What even is gender.
this river runs to you, by sundiscus
Framed by the soft morning light, sleek hair swept back and pale blue robes not even slightly rumpled, he looks almost inhuman.
He looks like the last person who should be knocking on Wei Wuxian’s door.
In which Wei Wuxian is a curse worker secretly searching for a lost dragon, Lan Wangji is his new assistant, and the two things may not be entirely unrelated.
And The World Went On, by GrapefruitSketches
Day 12: Rebirth (Untamed Spring Fest 2020)
Lan Xichen leaves seclusion. Wei Wuxian and Lan Wangji persuade him to talk to them about it.
Wei Ying has a very weird day and Wen Chao gets threatened, by Backwards_and_forwards_unpredictively (2 chapters)
In the middle of the Wen Archery competition, the Yiling Lazou drops in. Literally.
(AKA Various drabbles where Older!Wei Wuxian drops in on 15/16 year old Wei Ying)
General:
Loving You From Where I Stand, by GusuBunnie
It hasn’t been long since Wei Ying moved into his new apartment— a mere 6 months, but nonetheless, he loves it. The place was cozy and suitable for a single person like him. Every convenient stop was within walking vicinity and it was a very nice neighborhood. But the most alluring thing, for Wei Ying, was the handsome man who lived in the complex across from his.
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Wei Ying is helplessly and deeply in love with his neighbor even though they have never talked.
Jin Zixuan Does the Time Warp, by marigold_sigil (🔒)
Happy endings are not created by wet noodles like Jin Zixuan. Maybe if Lady Fate pushes him two decades into the past hard enough, he’ll actually manage to pull it off. Neither of them think this will really work. Jin Zixuan should have more faith in himself.
Or : How Jin Zixuan trips and stumbles his way into making friends, subsequently keeping everyone alive except the people who don’t deserve it.
Painted Fans, by LaenaEverwood
There are rumors of cultivators randomly falling unconscious in this remote town near Qishan, the victims passing away within a few weeks.
Recently it had claimed another victim.
"Hanguang-jun, I have been given news that may be of great importance. It is from the head disciple Lan Sizhui, regarding Senior Wei."
The brush in Lan Wangji's grip nearly snaps within it's strength.
Or, wwx is found unconscious under an unknown spell, and everyone isn't stopping until he wakes up from his sleep.
redemption, repentance, by stiltonbasket
Five months after the Sunshot Campaign, Jin Zixuan travels to Lotus Pier to ask for Jiang Yanli's hand in marriage.
Waiting on the Night Hunt, by JustAWanderingBabbit (🔒, 10 chapters)
A few post-novel pieces wherein Wen Ning gets some respect. Though he has to work for it.
C1: The Abyss Looks Back
C2: Finding a Use for Stray Dogs
C3: Stepping out of Isolation
C4: Blissful Ignorance, Wretched Knowledge
C5: The Dead Travel Fast
C6: An Arrow's Flight
C7: Learning Experiments
C8: Hide & Seek
C9: The Price of a Thing (read before Pieces of Us fic if you're reading that one too.)
c10: Home is the Hunter
there's a world inside where dreamers meet each other, by harborshore
Lan Zhan dreams. And waits.
Lan Zhan gets glasses…and Wei Ying sees things differently…, by Liebing
This fic is inspired by this adorable art that @kunogi drew from my suggestion on Twitter!
Lan Zhan in glasses
One day Lan Zhan comes to school wearing glasses and Wei Ying loses his god damn mind…
painted in light, by curiositea (🔒, 2nd in a series)
Sometimes Lan Qiren wonders if his nephew resents the rabbits, even if only a little, for making it impossible to completely bury his grief. Are they companions or yet another reminder? Lan Qiren has always prided himself on knowing his nephews, understanding A-Zhan’s reserve and A-Huan’s polite façade. But, without the rabbits, he wonders if he would know just how deep—how down to the marrow, the very atom—A-Zhan’s grief goes.
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or, a small meditation on a loved one's grief.
I Tried to Be Nice, But My Boyfriend's Bunnies Want To Beet You Up, by katje (🔒, 2nd in a series)
If you had told Wei Ying a few months ago that he would be desperately trying to hold two twenty-five-pound rabbits (who were far heavier than they should be because of their indulgent fathers who were incapable of refusing them treats) back from completely decimating Awful Su She’s stock of bok choy while trying to run his own booth at the Farmer’s Market, he would’ve laughed at the absurdity of the mental image of that statement.
But, dear reader, that was not only a mental image, but Wei Ying’s reality every week for the entire summer season.
OR
Wei Ying and his continuing battle to have one (1) moment of peace at the Farmer's Market
since then i am because you are, by sarahyyy
Lan Wangji nods. “If you must marry,” he says again, “don’t let it be with anyone else.”
“I don’t think you understand the concept of marriage, Lan Zhan,” Wei Wuxian says with a smile. “I don’t think I can marry myself.” He lets out a laugh at the thought, before Lan Wangji’s words click in his head. “Unless you mean…”
Lan Wangji holds his gaze.
“Jiang Cheng?” Wei Wuxian asks incredulously.
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Teen:
Rabbit Charm, by aoeros (🔒)
“You gotta promise me that when you’re back home and settled in, I’ll be the first you come to see. Because I’m going to miss you more than anyone else will, Lán Zhàn. Except your brother, of course.”
“Of course. I promise to come find you first after I’ve settled back in.”
“Great! Then I promise to call you whenever I can. And, I will definitely not forget you.”
I got kidnapped by a model???, by yamadori (Katsumi27)
In retrospect, it was only a matter of time. As much as he wanted it and believed it to be possible, it was silly to think he could get through art school on Madame Yu's dollar. No, it's definitely better this way.
Wei Wuxian finally gets kicked out of art school. In the past three months not a soul from his old life has heard from him and he'd like to keep it that way thank you very much. And although it's been far from easy, things are starting to look up for him. That is, until he's dragged bodily into a world of vanity and flashing lights that he has no business being in and shoved into the arms of the worlds most gorgeous man (or at least man-shaped heavenly being, Wei Wuxian is convinced he can't be mortal).
Lean On Me (An Anthology of Jin Ling's Uncles), by thesassyredvulpes
Six months after the events of the Guanyin Temple, the sixteen-year-old Jin Ling rises to his new role as Clan Leader Jin. As the youngest clan leader in history, he faces challenges and looks to different figures in his life for guidance.
Six men individually offer their insight to the young man, and through him, recall their own stories and identities.
A collection of short stories, inspired by the song lyrics of "Lean On Me" by Bill Withers. Borrows both canons of the Untamed and The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, but leans more towards the live-action.
Story One: Sorrow (Jiang Cheng)
General:
An Unforseen Shift, by Remma3760
Wei Wuxian found a resentful sword deep in the bowels of a famed beast. He took it. That turned out to be fortunate since, it would seem, the sword had more than one purpose. That sword was the key to their escape from certain death trapped in the cave of the Slaughter Xuanwu.
The Unintended, by Indelible_Faith (TheWaterGoddess), Thedivinewriter_20
Jiang Cheng and Nie Huaisang have a perfect plan. Get Lan Wangji to confess how much Wei Wuxian annoys him out loud. And Jin Zixuan to confess his ill-treatment of Jiang Yanli in a similar manner.
Perhaps “confess” was the wrong word used here… because this is not turning out how they imagined it, at all!
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Are you normal or do you cry about how A-yuan was almost the same age when Wei Wuxian died as Wei Wuxian was when his own parents left him?
Both of them were taken in by major Sects because of who their parents were ( or guardian in the case of A-yuan), one loved because that was all that was left of their guardian but the other hated for the same reason.
One wasn't allowed to learn about their origins to keep them safe and protected in a world where every last member of their Clan was hunted down and killed. Still, the other was simply forbidden from learning anything about their parents because of a baseless rumor, jealousy, and insecurity.
One was truly accepted and the other was called a slave in their whole life.
Their backgrounds were so similar yet their childhoods were vastly different. They both went through so much.
The one with a good memory forgot the pain due to a fever.
The one with a horrible memory remembered every bit.
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Something that I personally appreciate in MDZS is how WWX's fear of dogs is shown and handled.
Like so many stories, irl and in fiction show dogs as totally harmless uwu beings that will only protect you and lick your face, so personally for me it's nice to see a story where it's acknowledged that some dogs can be very vicious and violent, that they can and will bite you at any provocation, and that they can be very dangerous, especially to a young child, and in the end it's completely fine if you don't like them.
And no one who truly cares for WWX tells him to just get over it either; LWJ goes out of his way to protect him from them, with or without WWX requesting it (and he never makes fun of him or ridicules him for his fear), JL too (begrudgingly but firmly) gets Fairy to leave the scene when WWX is shown to be near catatonic with fear around her.
Just something that I think personally validates my own fear of dogs.
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I feel like we as a fandom don't acknowledge how Wen Qing and Wei Wuxian were both prodigal geniuses in their respective fields, and how much they had accomplished in their young age.
Both of them had thought up an incredibly difficult theoretical concept that was deemed impossible or with little to no chances of success, and they both managed to pull it off. (Wen Qing with the golden core transfer, and Wei Wuxian with his guidao). Both of them worked together to help the Wen remnants survive in the burial mounds on a shoestring budget, and they managed for a long time.
I feel like people forget that Wen Qing was famous not only in the Wen clan, but throughout the cultivation world for her skills in the medical field.
In short, Wei Wuxian worked incredibly well with both of the Wen siblings. Which is why all their deaths are even more of a tragedy, that the cultivation world killed such brilliant minds in wake of their own greed and cowardice.
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I think this whole "Wei Wuxian has low self-worth" take comes from viewing his heroism through a purely modern Western lens, when in reality, it's actually written as a classic example of traditional Chinese heroism, where selflessness, honor, and sacrifice are seen as strengths.
In a lot of modern Western interpretations, people often analyze characters through a psychological lens, connecting their actions to trauma or emotional baggage. While there's no problem with this approach (bc MDZS does actually explore some elements of modern psychological complexity), relying on that alone can miss the bigger cultural picture.
In Wei Wuxian’s case here, his selflessness, which is tied to traditional heroism and a strong moral compass, gets misunderstood as low self-esteem or a reaction to trauma. This misreading reduces his heroic sacrifices to emotional damage, instead of seeing them as intentional, principled choices driven by a strong sense of moral responsibility.
Wei Wuxian’s choices—like protecting the weak, sacrificing his golden core, and standing up for what’s right even at a huge cost etc— are grounded in this type of traditional heroism and NOT simply a byproduct of trauma. In MDZS, sacrifice and selflessness isn’t about self-doubt or a lack of self-worth; it’s about courage and staying true to one’s principles.
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Cdrama: The Untamed (2019)
魏无羡和蓝忘机一起行走的背影合集 Collection of back photos of 【Wang Xian】 walking together(1)#陈情令 #忘羡 #theuntamed
Watch this video on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvPOtakESYY
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If you think Wei Wuxian is in any way oblivious or dumb or impulsive or morally grey then do NOT fucking talk to me also please get some reading comprehension <3
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New hualian art from vol3 of the Spanish edition
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Although there wasn’t a single trace of fright detectable in his voice, Xie Lian still comforted him. “Don’t be scared. You’re behind me, nothing will harm you.”
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From " I don't touch other people."
To "Everyday means everyday."😁
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The fall of God @oryunart
Heaven Official's Blessing
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But for you, not only did Wangji talk back to him, he even met with his sword the cultivators from the GusuLan Sect
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This screencap has the three types of friends almost everyone has:
1- The troublemaker/the Fuck around find out one (Wei Wuxian)
2- The one who carries them back home while insulting their life choices and saying I TOLD YOU SO but are helpful enough (Jiang Cheng)
3- The one who's along the ride for shits and giggles only and does useless unneeded things to 'help' e.g. fanning his ass, really? ((Nie Huaisang)
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Forgoing a caption bc election season has me day drinking. Anyways if you voted for trump block me actually and also fuck you.
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