#不落不落

[aworldforastage]

刀斩山河 by 不落不落

不管他是教书先生还是高贵的龙脉，于伏城都没有区别，他只想看看他，告诉他，白鹿城的晚霞，很美。 Whether he is a schoolteacher or noble imperial blood makes no difference to Fu Cheng. He just wants to see him, and tell him the twilight in Bailu City is a beautiful sight.

Synopsis

Liuying Alley, tucked into a dark corner of a small town near the northern borders, is home to many sabre masters of dubious origins. They will accept any hard and dirty job for the right price, except for Fu Cheng, who refuses to kill despite being a formidable fighter .

After a rescue job goes wrong, Fu Cheng's client and a friend go missing, and Fu Cheng is stuck looking after his rescue target, Zhou Xuanyi, a beautiful young man with serious injuries, an insufferable personality, a mouth-watering bounty on his head, and an inconvenient bout of amnesia that renders him incapable of offering any explanations or solutions to this mess.

Zhou Xuanyi offers to help Fu Cheng find his friend and promises a sizable reward for Fu Cheng's continued protection. He settles into life in Liuying Alley with Fu Cheng and his ward, teenage girl Jin Ling. Their investigation into Fu Cheng's missing friend quickly connects their plight in the far north to conspiracies that can rock the very foundation of the Zhou dynasty. And as protecting Zhou Xuanyi forces Fu Cheng into increasingly dangerous scenarios, Fu Cheng is forced to reflect on the demons in his past that has robbed him of a life-saving skill -- the ability to kill in battle.

The Main Characters

Fu Cheng is a versatile and efficient fighter, a "traitor" expelled by a famous sect. However, he literally cannot strike a killing blow due to psychological trauma from his childhood in a destructive cult. Despite his morally-dubious profession and dark past, Fu Cheng is a kind idealist who always wants to help people and give them another chance. He falls in love with Zhou Xuanyi, and even though their social positions mean they have no future together, he wants to make the most of the time he can have with the young man who has given him a new purpose in life.

Zhou Xuanyi is the mysterious young man whom Fu Cheng is hired to rescue from a kidnapping, whose real identity is possibly the Crown Prince Zhou Heng. Zhou Xuanyi is daring and smart, always thinking a few steps ahead, and makes the most of every tool and resource at his disposal. He manages to survive the threats to his life in Bailu City without his memories, but the real challenge is waiting for him in the capital. After falling in love, he is determined to hold onto Fu Cheng for as long as he can, though later he feels guilty for bringing Fu Cheng into the quagmire of imperial politics.

Both are in their early twenties.

The Relationship Arc

This story has my favorite type of sour-sweet relationship arc. Two people get to know each other and admiration develops gradually. The main couple gets together about halfway into the novel, so it has a fair amount of fluff from an established relationship. They love and trust each other so fiercely in the present moment, but they also believe they don't have a future together given their political reality.

Their future (or the lack thereof) and their class differences cause genuine complications to the relationship that never get hand-waved away. Fu Cheng believes people like him won't find a happy ending, especially not with someone noble and royal like Zhou Xuanyi; every moment in the relationship is clouded by his belief that it won't last. Zhou Xuanyi himself also expects to one day marry a woman and produce heirs as his position requires; he can't bear to let Fu Cheng go but feels guilty about keeping him in this limbo state. Their circumstances make them angry and a little resentful, even though they still love each. Until it happens at the very end, even they don't believe they can have a happy ending together.

This is also one of the few truly verse/switch couples I have seen in danmei. They both show traditional gong tropes. Fu Cheng is physically stronger, very protective, and Zhou Xuanyi eventually becomes the top priority in his life. Zhou Xuanyi confesses his feelings first, and have more control over the status and progress of their relationship. They are not shy about sex, and they don't bring any gender and power dynamic into who tops. They start with some kind of turn-taking, but it's generally decided based on their needs and vibes at that moment.

Zhou Xuanyi has no other partners after starting a relationship with Fu Cheng, but he has been attracted to men before, and his male ex-something plays a major role in this story. He also has two concubines in his estate, but he hasn't been intimate with them for years, and they are just bored stuck at home and end up striking up very fun friendships with Fu Cheng.

The Plot

To put it briefly: action-packed and fun, but don't think too hard about it.

This novel is a fusion of wuxia and political intrigue. Most of the conflicts in this story are rooted in political motives, but they are often resolved by wuxia-style showdowns. Fu Cheng's personal arc deeply linked to his past in the martial sects, while Zhou Xuanyi's is all about the court politics.

Personally, I find the plot more engaging in the first part of the story, when it's set up like a mystery trying to figure out Zhou Xuanyi's kidnapping and backstory. The second part of the novel is mostly set in the capital, but instead of elaborate politicking, the story relies on creating incredibly threatening villains to raise the tension.

This novel also stands out for putting its main characters are under more intense pressure/threats than I typically see in works of this genre. Fu Cheng is a strong fighter, but his effectiveness in battle is seriously reduced by his inability to kill. Zhou Xuanyi is smart and have a very important title, but I have never seen a main character in a worse position than Zhou Heng in terms of manpower, resources, and political capital. As smart as they are, it feels like an uphill battle just to survive, let alone strike back against their enemies.

Supporting Characters

The side characters are surprisingly fleshed out in this story. Through their actions and choices, they all have different answers to the question "what is the most important thing to you." Some have surrendered their identity and pride to protect the people they love. Some have given up their personal interests to fight for the greater good. And some choose to trample over lives of innocent people for their own personal ambitions, or break the hearts and trust of people they love out of selfish resentment.

Compared to the "friendly" supporting characters, the villains are more cartoon-ish. This story relies on villains being incredibly powerful and threatening to create tension, which limits the space for nuance and complexity. But it is an effective strategy that keeps the story engaging enough.

Other Thoughts [spoilers ahead]

This is one of those rare stories in which the protagonist ends the story in a much worse mental state than what he starts with -- which is fair, given what Fu Cheng goes through, but still an atypical course of character development. He conquers his inability to kill, but is worse off in every other way. In the final chapter, Fu Cheng is technically living out his dream retirement of running a restaurant, but he seems to be doing it to make a point, not because he is enjoying it. He is not nearly as open or friendly as his initial appearance. This vague ideal of Zhou Heng, being a healthy and wise ruler far away in the capital, is the only good thing in the world that gives him purpose to keep living.

It feels strange to see Zhou Heng, set up as a great emperor, leaving his position to be with Fu Cheng (even though he does a lot of good work in his decade of reign and prepares his successor). They are certainly not the first danmei couple to take this route, but it feels a bit off here. Due to Fu Cheng's state near the end, it feels less like them starting a new chapter/retirement that they both look forward to, and more like Zhou Heng choosing a vulnerable Fu Cheng over his responsibilities. However, from Zhou Heng's POV, the worst of Fu Cheng's trauma comes from the sacrifices he has made to help secure Zhou Heng's peaceful reign. Returning to Fu Cheng is him taking care of someone who has given so much to him and the nation, as much as it is about him reuniting with his lover.

Ultimately, the protagonist loses against the challenges set before him in the story. And as sad as it is, it is sort of comforting to see a character who loses, fails, and despairs, but remains sympathetic. Fu Cheng returns to the battlefield to help Zhou Heng in the final arc, but he is so broken compared to who he was before. Zhou Heng isn't judgemental or disappointed that Fu Cheng hasn't healed; he aches for him and only wants to ease his pain. Healing is difficult, and it takes time and energy and support that are in very short supply for broken people. And even though Fu Cheng's recovery is slow, imperfect, and incomplete, he is still capable and deserving of love.

[a-sea-with-no-shores]

you may be familiar with the first strip of "Pirates" (I always think it's called "Nemesis") by the inimitable Kate Beaton

well

I shamelessly ripped it off

[tentative-wanderer]

Great books usually have something that catches my eye in the very first chapter/page.

In “Merman’s Fall” by Lin Qian, it is the alpha protagonist’s prompt deference towards his omega boss, who is the head of the International Omega Alliance, the strongest agent and former head of the Pacific Bio-differentiation Base. The boss has bunny ears because of his lop-eared rabbit glands.

That tells me the book contains 1. ABO gender equality, 2. combat, and 3. animal characteristics.

Hello?? A bunny omega boss who is the top dog socially and physically?

(Random tidbit: the prequel, Lop-Eared Butler, is of a very different genre. It has lots of trashy soapy angst and extremely terrible alpha behaviour. I didn’t read it, and it’s very not necessary to read it before reading Merman’s Fall.)

***

In MDZS, it is “Great news, Wei Wuxian is dead!”

I immediately think “why’s he dead and why are people happy” and “that’s an interesting name”. Interesting name because each word in 魏无羡 is full of negative energy: Wei contains the character for ghost, Wu is “no/none”, Xian is envy. Unusual because when choosing names, pleasant/positive words are often preferred (duh). Yet Wuxian combined has a nice meaning, hmm negative+negative=positive, interesting.

***

In Don’t Pick Up Boyfriends from the Trash Bin, it is the protagonist’s quick-witted irreverence and hugely satisfying jab at a horrible person.

***

In 2ha, it is the tyrannical emperor’s stupid names for the years of his reign. (Well, seemingly stupid.)

[light-wisdom]

福音問答集71——我們應該以怎樣的心態來讀聖經？ 請問牧師，您在【我們應該怎樣學習《聖經》】的佈道中， （ https://youtu.be/SMlHJTMJ1ok ） 講到了學習《聖經》的原則，那麼，我們應該以怎樣的心態來讀聖經？ 答：人類是憑藉現有的智慧、德行和生活經驗來理解聖經教義的。 人類對教義的理解程度，首先起決定作用的是人類的智商和德商，智商和德商太低的人，肯定會曲解主基督的教誨。 其次，起關鍵作用的是人類所學習的知識範圍、知識水準和生活經驗。 所以，人類對教義的解讀肯定有不到位的地方，是可以提出質疑的，是需要提升的。 隨著時代的變化，科學的發展，人類在自然科學和生命科學方面，發現了越來越多的真理，人類的智慧得到了較大的提升，人類發現自己原來對聖經的理解存在偏差，需要更正。 現在，禮拜日的時候，教堂冷清，並不是現代人不需要信仰， 而是現在有些牧師缺乏現代科學知識，缺乏理性思維能力，思想僵化而頑固，盲目迷信，對信徒們佈道的時候，都是些陳詞濫調，具有歷史的局限性，缺乏說服力，無法滿足現代信徒們的要求，導致信徒不願意去教堂聽他們佈道。 哥林多後��� 3:6 他叫我們能承當這新約的執事。不是憑著字句，乃是憑著精意。因為那字句是叫人死，精意是叫人活。 現代基督徒必須要認識到，自己的智慧、科學知識水準都是很有限的，自己對聖經的解讀是被那些牧師灌輸的，這些先入為主的偏見在你的大腦裏形成了固有的思維模式，凡是超出了自己的理解範圍，就習慣性地一蓋打為異端。 中世紀一千多年，天主教都是這樣走過來的。羅馬教廷那些掌握教權的人由於歷史的局限性，帶著偏見和傲慢，總是自以為是，執著自己一定是對的。馬丁路德宗教改革之後，基督教也存在同樣的問題。

[x751206]

正常人都不應該反日！支持自由民主就應該支持台灣獨立！中國自由派如何落入中共民族主義大一統圈套...【公子精選】

[intelligence777]

米糕店洗碗機，怎麼洗碗，才洗得乾淨~~

Rice cake shop dishwasher, how to wash the dishes so that they are clean

[k2net]

何だろうこれ？

#落とし物

[rothrothia]

20241024snoopy續3

只有「此刻」能掌握

禪語：

「年年歲歲花相似，歲歲年年人不同」

這句話的意思是懷想一起賞花的往事，也感嘆世事無常。花兒每年都盛開，賞花的人卻不見得每年都一樣。

大自然的悠遠與生命的無常呈對比，告訴我們能夠掌握的就只有「現在」。不管再怎麼企望，過往的歡喜日子也不會回來；不管再怎麼盼望，也無法保證明天一定會到來。春天一到，花兒綻放；入夜枕眠，醒來又是新的一天。這些絕非理所當然的事，所以在一切都覺得理所當然的今日，更要珍惜每一天地活下去。有時回想過往的事很好，但不要一味沉浸其中，珍惜今天這個珍貴的日子最重要。

[ry666win]

日不落娛樂城

「王董欸，哩今故謀來呀！」：耳熟能詳的日不落娛樂城經典台詞

這一句充滿地方民情風味的廣告台詞，顯然已經變成日不落娛樂城的經典代表，吸引了許多玩家的注意。日不落娛樂城以其獨特的遊戲氣氛及多變的娛樂城遊戲項目，變成許多玩家心中的最愛。「李董、王董歸剛攏底日不落娛樂城，讓你越來越好玩」這句話更是完整呈現了平台24小時不間斷的娛樂服務，讓玩家不管早上或是傍晚都可以隨時隨地體驗遊戲的爽快感。

經營熱度衰退的種種徵兆

然而，依照網路上的搜尋結果顯示出，日不落娛樂城好像已經有很久一段時間沒有在更新社群。自去年開始，其臉書粉絲團便不再更新，一般來說這是博弈平台營運困難或是轉型的徵兆之一。

當一間線上娛樂城長期沒有更新貼文，而且在Google搜尋引擎中找不到其娛樂城官網或相關遊戲時，這往往代表著平台已經暫停經營，或是正在進行重大調整及轉型。

網路資訊停留在過去

依照資深小編的深入調查，目前可以尋找到有關日不落娛樂城的相關文章，基本上都是發佈於去年上半年度。這些文章主要介紹了該娛樂城早期推出的線上老虎機��戲、線上真人娛樂，以及針對新手的優惠活動。然而，這些資訊內容大部份皆已過時，且文章中提到的連結已無法連結至日不落娛樂城官網。

[plwongm]

【朱婷】逆风球就是打得带劲part4@peterwong3072

[aworldforastage]

2023 Q1 Reading Recap

Writing up my thoughts on these 10 danmei titles (out of 15) that I read in the first three months of 2023.

相见欢/Joyful Reunion

天官赐福/Heaven Official’s Blessing

督主有病/Governor’s Illness

日落大道 /Sunset Boulevard

我成了虐文女主她亲哥/I Became the Older Brother of the Heroine in an Abusive Novel

魔尊他念念不忘/The Demon Venerable’s Wistful Desire

唇齿之戏/The Plays of Lips and Teeth

粉黛/Concealed and Blended: Fendai

妃嫔媵嫱/Fei Ping Ying Qiang

铜雀春深/Tong Que Chun Shen

(audiodrama cover art for Joyful Reunion, Governor's Illness, Sunset Boulevard)

I don't have a good reason for the cheesy song lyrics except that my mind was very preoccupied by Taylor Swift songs when I was writing this up ….

Famous titles: "I got a list of names, and yours is in red, underlined"

I finally got to four widely-recommended titles that has been sitting in my personal to-read-list for nearly a year. And honestly? Yeah, I think they are worth the hype.

相见欢/Joyful Reunion -- In a crumbling empire plagued by foreign threats and an impending succession crisis, young Duan Ling learns that he is the crown prince who needs to take on the burden of saving his nation. He eventually meets a love interest who gives him the exact type of warmth, strength, and security that he needs on this journey. Joyful Reunion stands out to me for a supporting cast that act like people who want to live and thrive in their society, not characters rounding out someone else's story. There are no chess masters who can see three steps ahead or control the entire board, but each party moving their own pieces end up creating a Gordian knot for the protagonist anyways. On top of all this, Duan Ling still manages a very satisfying coming-of-age arc.

天官赐福/Heaven Official’s Blessing -- No introduction needed of course. I'm not the biggest fan of Hualian, but MXTX, as usual, wins me over with a universe full of people, relationship dynamics, and themes that can stand up to dissection under a microscope: there is just SO MUCH going on. To me, TGCF is a story about power, self-concept (including moral values), love, and the sacrifices people make for them. It's very similar to MDZS in that it exposes systemic flaws in the world and society that remain (mostly) immutable, but still gives individual characters (mostly) happy endings, and arguably at the character-level it's a bit happier than MDZS … I think?

督主有病/Governor’s Illness -- On his first trip off the mountain at twelve, Xiahou Lian saves a young master around his own age from assassination and learns what it means to be born and raised in Qielan, a mysterious assassin organization. Everyone he knows is meant to eventually die for Qielan, but that little young master, the titular future Governor, gives him hope and faith in the potential of life. I have never met two characters who like each other so much who are so bad at getting together. This feels like an old-school wuxia story about sects, secrets, honor, and growth, but it's also a brutal deconstruction that highlights the dark side of this way of life, and the practical and psychological cost of wielding the power to kill.

日落大道 /Sunset Boulevard -- Zhang Jue breaks Chen Boqiao out of prison when the latter is framed for a crime. Chen Boqiao barely remembers them having attended the same high school, but Zhang Jue has been secretly in love with him for a decade. Ka Bi Qiu's writing style is smooth like fine silk; it elicits vivid imagery and emotions with deceptively simple language. I think its one relative weakness is that the plot feels very thin aside from the relationship arc, but its only around 160K words long and the relationship arc has earned a reputation as one of the most well-known "insecure one-sided secret pining" stories in all of danmei.

(audiodrama cover for I Became the Older Brother of the Heroine in an Abusive Novel, The Demon Venerable’s Wistful Desire)

Rebirth and Transmigration: "I think I've seen this film before and I didn't like the ending"

I read four novels in this category, though the two I really like at the moment are straight-forward novel transmigration stories -- kinder treatment from a transmigrated "canon fodder" turns scary "boss" character into a puppy-like love interest.

我成了虐文女主她亲哥/I Became the Older Brother of the Heroine in an Abusive Novel -- Cannon fodder in palace intrigue novel tries to change his family's ending by befriending the "villain", who decides he'd like to be more than friends. It's soft and fluffy because the love interest never gets close to his supposed darker persona after the protagonists' intervention. I really enjoyed the part with them temporarily living in the palace as teenager, a very heartwarming process of kindness begetting kindness. The "hidden main plot" in the story is also very engaging.

魔尊他念念不忘/The Demon Venerable’s Wistful Desire -- Teen transmigrator ends up in the body of the boss's canon fodder nemesis in a Xianxia novel, and becomes very committed to avoiding or being nice to the future Demon Venerable. The original novel plot completely veers off track because the (future) Demon Venerable is now only interested in find his missing cultivation partner and dual-cultivating with him. There is a subplot about the hypocrisy of the so-called righteous sects, but this story is mostly a feel-good romantic comedy in the xianxia setting.

P. S. Is there some unwritten rule that novels in this genre must have very long titles???

(audiodrama cover art for The Plays of Lips and Teeth, and Concealed and Blended: Fendai)

Pleasant surprises: variations on familiar themes

Entertainment/celebrities: "The camera flashes make it look like a dream"

This genre often makes us think of idols, musicians, and actors, often A-lister who are secure in their fame and talent. This quarter I read two different takes with this setting:

唇齿之戏/The Plays of Lips and Teeth actually tracks very similar to other celebrity stories, in which the fame and talent of the main characters are never challenged. However, focusing on more specialized careers like that of a host/producer and a comedian/xiangsheng performer is a refreshing change; needing to worry about things like bosses and management makes their careers feel a bit more down-to-earth.

粉黛/Concealed and Blended: Fendai explores the intersection of artistry, identity, sexuality, and fame, also through a story about atypical individuals in the industry: a "cross-dressing" celebrity makeup artist and professional gamer-turned-actor. Both main characters are uncertain about their purpose and the personas they put on to stay in the industry, and it's a story about their personal growth as well as professional achievement.

Concubines and consorts: "But it dies, and it dies, and it dies a million little times"

The concubines, aka non-official spouses, are among the most widely vilified demographics in cnovels, even though they are often the most powerless people in that dynamic. They are given the spotlight in two HE stories I found this quarter. (Warning: the "husband" in both stories are intimate with other members of his harem.)

妃嫔媵嫱/Fei Ping Ying Qiang tries to do a realistic take on the male concubine, who needs to clear significant personal and political hurdles to stand next to his prince. The concubines, male and female, do not enter their marriages intending to become manipulative usurpers of the wife's affection, in a narrative that shows it's only human that they hope to have affection in their family and survive this life with dignity.

铜雀春深/Tong Que Chun Shen makes a protagonist out someone who would usually be a failed romantic rival. Contrasted with the reserved and stubborn foreign prince, its the character who does not guard his sexuality, who leans into his partner's expectations, and who does not come from noble origins or have the political capital to fully assert himself, who finally gets to have his feelings and dignity put in the spotlight.

[milkdongcomics]

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[haylei-w]

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[light-wisdom]

福音問答集71——我們應該以怎樣的心態來讀聖經？

請問牧師，您在【我們應該怎樣學習《聖經》】的佈道中， （ https://youtu.be/SMlHJTMJ1ok ） 講到了學習《聖經》的原則，那麼，我們應該以怎樣的心態來讀聖經？

答：人類是憑藉現有的智慧、德行和生活經驗來理解聖經教義的。

人類對教義的理解程度，首先起決定作用的是人類的智商和德商，智商和德商太低的人，肯定會曲解主基督的教誨。

其次，起關鍵作用的是人類所學習的知識範圍、知識水準和生活經驗。

所以，人類對教義的解讀肯定有不到位的地方，是可以提出質疑的，是需要提升的。 隨著時代的變化，科學的發展，人類在自然科學和生命科學方面，發現了越來越多的真理，人類的智慧得到了較大的提升，人類發現自己原來對聖經的理解存在偏差，需要更正。

現在，禮拜日的時候，教堂冷清，並不是現代人不需要信仰， 而是現在有些牧師缺乏現代科學知識，缺乏理性思維能力，思想僵化而頑固，盲目迷信，對信徒們佈道的時候，都是些陳詞濫調，具有歷史的局限性，缺乏說服力，無法滿足現代信徒們的要求，導致信徒不願意去教堂聽他們佈道。

哥林多後書 3:6 他叫我們能承當這新約的執事。不是憑著字句，乃是憑著精意。因為那字句是叫人死，精意是叫人活。

現代基督徒必須要認識到，自己的智慧、科學知識水準都是很有限的，自己對聖經的解讀是被那些牧師灌輸的，這些先入為主的偏見在你的大腦裏形成了固有的思維模式，凡是超出了自己的理解範圍，就習慣性地一蓋打為異端。

中世紀一千多年，天主教都是這樣走過來的。羅馬教廷那些掌握教權的人由於歷史的局限性，帶著偏見和傲慢，總是自以為是，執著自己一定是對的。馬丁路德宗教改革之後，基督教也存在同樣的問題。

我們祝願所有的弟兄姊妹們，都能夠以一個開放的心，重新思考，重新解讀主基督的教義。

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第一，不管是哪個宗教，哪個派別，只要信主，信上帝； 第二，相信輪迴，去惡行善，懺罪悔改； 這樣的人都是我們的弟兄姊妹，這樣的教派都是和我們志同道合的教派。我們要聯合起來，團結起來，傳播真理。 我們不僅要自己信，如果你覺得講得有道理，要傳播給更多的人。傳福音不僅是牧師的工作，是我們每一個信徒的責任。這也是升入天國時，主最看中的一個方面。

“如今常存的有信、有望、有愛；這三樣，其中最大的是愛。” Kristen，來自東方的牧師，對東西方宗教、文化都有非常深刻的研究。 在其牧師生涯中，尤其註重考證，澄清歷史事實，探尋聖經深意，兼收博採，不分門戶派別。 延續耶穌精神，不與世俗妥協，引領基督徒回歸真理、造福社會。

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