#ShiGuang

[intothefrisson]

Two mimir

[90108s]

lull

[ID: An illustration of Lu Guang and Cheng Xiaoshi. Lu Guang is in his Yingdu Chapter clothes and is seated on a chair, like in the “Lull” ED video. Behind him is a flutter of photographs. He has blood on his hands, face, and shirt. He’s looking down at Cheng Xiaoshi, who’s in his Season 1 clothes, lying dead and bleeding on the floor. His hand is on his stomach, right over his injury. Beside him is a small pool of blood.]

[snowpoet123]

And then they're still both in one

i'm sorry but this is SO MUCH FUNNIER than "there was only one bed." obviously the big bad censors were like "no siree" and the link click fam was like FINE... NOW THERE ARE TECHNICALLY TWO BEDS BECAUSE WE ADDED A MILLIMETER OF SPACE BETWEEN THEM OKAY?? GO AWAY MOM

[wrathyforest]

[boo-u-2]

https://archiveofourown.org/works/59637274

Based off this MEGA CUTE fic. GO READDDDDDD!!!

[mysterialistic]

Every time I remember the way Lu Guang screamed in the Season 2 finale when Cheng Xiaoshi got shot, it only makes me wonder how many times he’s witnessed this exact scenario—and how, no matter how much time has passed, he’ll never get used to seeing his best friend die.

My theory is that the Season 1 & 2 timeline is the farthest he’s ever made it in his attempt to save Cheng Xiaoshi. That’s why I can completely understand the frustration and anger he felt, which he unleashed on the antagonist, tackling and punching him like a rabid beast. Lu Guang was furious, terrified even, and with good reason—he thought, yet again, someone had taken his friend’s life right in front of his eyes just when he was finally making progress toward saving him.

Oh, Lu Guang, you’re such a complex and great character. I could analyze you for hours.

[chocoberryflavored]

well. now i can remove shiguang from this list because i finally watched link click 😆

when you start to like and suffer for a shipp without actually consuming the original work it comes from 🙂

[anulithots]

Cheng Xiaoshi - doomed past where his parents leave him

Lu Guang - doomed future where Cheng Xiaoshi dies

Qiao Ling - doomed present where she has to watch the other two doom themselves

[itoendme]

Link Click // The Princess Bride (1987)

[rumeiip]

the only way to shut this man up

[doublxpresso]

Part 1 is complete 🫶

Part 2 will start after a small break, hope you'll enjoy!

As usual, early pages on my ko-fi (Part 2 has already started there) ☕️

Face-off

Part 1 - Lu Guang & Qiao Ling

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[intothefrisson]

'He stayed, he stayed!!'

[egoitsharu]

Cheng Xiaoshi is a good protagonist

Cheng Xiaoshi's development is one of Link Click's strongest points. At first, we meet him as someone impulsive, emotional, and even a little immature, which contrasts with Lu Guang's calculating personality. However, those initial characteristics not only make him very human, but also lay the foundation for his evolution.

Past and motivations

The loss of his parents during his childhood deeply marked his character. This turned him into someone who struggles with feelings of abandonment and guilt, which often leads him to get too involved in missions. However, that same vulnerability is what makes him connect so well with the stories of the people he helps.

Constant Evolution

A good protagonist doesn't stay stagnant, and Cheng Xiaoshi continually evolves. He learns from his mistakes, faces his fears, and strives to grow, making his journey interesting and meaningful.

Relationships and emotional growth

Cheng Xiaoshi learns a lot from his relationship with Lu Guang and Qiao Ling. Although at first he depends a lot on them to make decisions, the experiences he goes through, especially the most painful ones, push him to mature. The way he begins to recognize the consequences of his actions, such as when he puts his life at risk for others, shows evident growth.

The Weight of Choices

One of the recurring themes in his development is his difficulty accepting that he cannot change the past without consequences. Throughout the series, we see how he faces that harsh reality, which leads him to be more thoughtful. Even in his moments of greatest pain, he remains someone with a huge heart, willing to sacrifice everything for those he loves.

Strength and Hope

Despite the traumas, Cheng Xiaoshi never loses that spark that characterizes him. He is a person who always seeks to protect others, even at the cost of himself, but over time he learns to balance his desire to help with a greater awareness of the risks.

He represents the internal struggle

The constant dilemma of wanting to help others, even if it sometimes destroys him inside, makes him a very real character. His struggle between doing the right thing and accepting the inevitable is a universal conflict that many can relate to.

Sacrifice and bravery

Cheng Xiaoshi is not a hero who acts out of ego or to gain something. His actions are always driven by a genuine desire to protect others, even if this puts him in danger. That makes him admirable.

In short, Cheng Xiaoshi is not just a great protagonist because he is brave or has interesting skills, but because his emotional and moral journey resonates deeply 💕✨

[joyokosuka]

"bridon arc" more like 6-episode compilation of lu guang being very in love and very stressed

[rasberry-rabbit]

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