#Jin Guangyao

[xxcloudfanxx]

im watching the mdzs donghua for the first time and why does lxc get like 3 dead wife flashbacks of jgy... i know what you are

[lvicevlk]

#not to mention - when jgy is revealed to be the “villain” xichen instantly re-evaluates and doesn't ignore it#when the body of jin zixuan hits the ground - wangji fights 30 of the people that raised him because he 'knows better'#and the harsh truth is that he was wrong to do it#because his Special Person did in fact do it (via prev)

lan xichen is so fucking valid. it's been said before and better but he's not doing anything lan wangji isn't doing. they're both saying He Would Not Do That about their boyfriends, it's just that in lan xichen's case it turns out he actually would do that. not lan xichen's fault. he got unlucky. he made a choice just like lan wangji to trust and stand by his man and i guess you could make an argument that he was willfully ignorant but really what it comes down to is he knew jin guangyao was despised and undermined at every turn and he decided that he would presume innocence until proven guilty. just because jin guangyao did indeed get proven guilty doesn't mean it was wrong to presume him innocent in the interim.

[sexfusstiefer]

Villainous Friends

(CR: vk.com/ookamikiba. Translated and reposted with permission.)

[conditionalriverofabsolutelove]

More Anne Taintor salty housewife memes ft. the Venerated Triad.

[kettledemon]

I just think the difference is neat

[qiu-yan]

what does it mean......

[zhoudadudugongjin]

actually the only thing in cql that i want explained is how jiggy got his hands on king théoden of rohan's sword

[incorrectuntamedmodaozushiquotes]

Jin Guangyao: I don’t have PTSD, that’s all just the wizard’s curse. Jin Guangyao: The wizard is my father, but that’s not relevant.

[splitpierrot]

“Don’t rely on anyone but me.”

[pakhnokh]

❤️ A Very Shameless Love Confession ❤️

It's finally done! After one year of creating the original sketches, I finished this comic project!

I remember having a strong cinematic visual of this scene in my mind, where it's raining and Wei Wuxian is with his hair undone. And this is the outcome hehehe

I had so much fun with this! It was such a great experience to play with the expressions, the gestures, the movement, the angles. It was a learning experience for me.

I hope you enjoy the final piece as much as I enjoyed creating it!

HAPPY UPCOMING VALENTINES DAY!

[morelostthanwintermoon]

When I first read MDZS, I came to the conclusion that the entire tragedy stemmed from the cultivation world's moral corruption, which sought to punish the Wen Remnants for the atrocities committed by the Wens. However, rereading this chapter changed my perspective.

Chapter 14: Refinement

Now that I think about it it feels that all the fighting wasn't really because of the Wen Remnants, but rather was due to the cultivation world's inability to adjust to the massive power of Wei Wuxian.

All was fine by them as long as Wei wuxian remained a pawn in their game, as long as he did their bidding without question, they probably would have made peace with his existence, which we see happening in the Sunshot Campaign. But when they realised that Wei Wuxian wasn't going to bend to their will, they raised their arms against him. The problem wasn't with saving the Wen Remnants, the problem was that wwx was insanely powerful and worked as per his own moral code which was completely against the corrupt nature of the cultivation world. WWX, not the Wen Remnants, was the real threat, everyone knew that the latter posed no danger, and saving them wasn't the problem.

The cultivation world was really just playing massive powerplay games, and when they realised that WWX wasn't willing to play along, it became imperative for them to remove him for their way. Had it not been the Wen Remnants, the cultivation world would have just found another convenient excuse to turn against Wei Wuxian. He would have met the same fate, sooner or later.

JGY says the same thing, I can't believe I missed this

This also proves why JC was the true antagonist in WWX's life, he literally could have prevented everything, if only he was not so insecure and filled with resentment, as it then made it very easy for Jin Guangshan to manipulate him into committing the siege at Burial Mounds. The LanlingJin sect's main priority was killing wwx because he refused to give them the Tiger Seal and openly said that their sect was QishanWen empire all over again. WWX saving the Wen Remnants provided them that opportunity.

Chapter 72: Recklessness

[nissangloria]

headshaker

[florencziya-blog]

[luckyloser555]

Twin jades and their impeccable taste in men

[qiu-yan]

sometimes you can just Tell when op's analysis of a character (and/or what said character's postcanon circumstances look like) comes not from an objective analysis of the text, but rather the fact that op really fucking hates the character

[aha4550]

the guanyin arc had many emotions

[ID: MDZS fanart which has the bold red text "Nie Huaisang with the steel chair!" at the top. In the foreground, a triumphant Nie Huaisang is lifting a steel chair in the air, about to bash it over Jin Guangyao, who's flat on the ground with X'd out eyes. In the background, Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian are holding hands with soft expressions and not paying attention to the action. End ID] (ID by @nebulations)