#Shiguang

[doublxpresso]

what do you mean it's not what happened

[bungiisobsessions]

OH GOSH NEVER AGAIN

[artoftangmo]

Beyond Eternity

[neo--queen--serenity]

There was an entire minute where Cheng Xiaoshi genuinely believed that Lu Guang had just signed him up for prostitution, huh

[nemoys]

The fact that Lu Guang basically commits murder for Cheng Xiaoshi's sake feels so entirely in line with his character after we've SEEN him be extremely violent when Cheng Xiaoshi was shot in season 2, when we see how after a theatre is ablaze Lu Guang's only running thought is over Cheng Xiaoshi's safety. How Lu Guang will continuously pick Cheng Xiaoshi over logic or reason. Seeing his manic micro-smile at Vein quite literally sent shivers down my spine because that moment was SO EARNED.

[frostfires-blog]

And poor Lu Guang... Born to be the male lead in a high-school friends-to-lovers BL, forced to be the depressed mastermind in said time travel thriller...

Aah cheng xiaoshi. Born to be the lead in a basketball sports anime, forced to be the dead wife in a time travel thriller

[luguangssandwich]

I can't believe Shiguang is canon 😭

[flyerrruntiiiii]

THEY HUGGED AND IT WAS SOOOO CUTE

[lillysvalley]

The mental whiplash from Lu Guang going from 'little ball of grief and anxiety' all season to 'premeditated murder' at the end

[val-orous]

I’m knawing at the walls at this point

I’m so brainrotted for these two aaarrgghh

[minyamotoo]

he’s a 𝓽𝓲𝓶𝓮 𝓽𝓻𝓪𝓿𝓮𝓵𝓮𝓻

[rumeiip]

[mysterialistic]

Okay, so here’s my interpretation of the “question.”

I think they want us to believe that Cheng Xiaoshi and Lu Guang gave the same answer, but I don’t think that’s the case. I believe this scene was meant to highlight how they are opposites. Cheng Xiaoshi is portrayed as compassionate and kind, unwilling to immediately place blame for the tragedy, while Lu Guang might have answered that they’re all guilty.

This response perfectly represents Lu Guang throughout Yingdu—he’s suspicious of everyone they meet, distrustful, because in his mind, they are all responsible for his tragedy. This would also explain Vein’s reaction. Someone as unhinged as him, who kills and harms without hesitation, would immediately assume guilt, shoot first, and ask questions later.

God, I love morally gray Lu Guang so much.

[vonnietheinvisible]

So quick question; is the falling a metaphor for falling in love or am I tripping

[artclari]

My kids 🥹 (they're like 20 years old)