#a thousand autums

[honeybunnygummy]

Somehow im all of these characters all at once

[eaion]

[secret-sageent]

I just...really like old man yaoi :(((

[eiscnort]

made a stamp

[galesdove]

IM DONE. IM FREE. FUCK

[pensivehastur]

Yan Wushi and Shen Qiao but they're both ladies?

still thinking about that one post thats like "girlfriend with a corruption kink and girlfriend with a purification kink". how do you achieve that. asking for a friend.

[harrystylesfan2686]

Revenge

Pairing: Eris x Reader

Summary: When your ex destroys your most precious thing what do you do? Cry? Of course but not before taking revenge.

A/N: First Eris fic!!🥳 Reader is Rhysand's sister. I think I went a little overboard... oh well🤷‍♀️

Masterlist

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What The Fuck?

I gasp the second I walk into my library, noticing the gaps in the shelves. My library shelves never have space. The whole room is filled with my most precious obsession.

My books.

Where the hell are my books?

When I walk deeper into the room, I notice a big box in the middle. The rectangular box is gift wrapped with a red shiny wrap, held together by a orange bow on top.

On closer observation, I see an envelope tucked under the ribbon. I take it out and open it, seeing only two sentences scribbled in perfectly fine handwriting, a handwriting I know by heart. Eris.

Seems like we are at war now, sweetheart. How do you like my gift?

My eyebrows furrow. I put down the note and envelope, and open the bow, tearing the gift wrap, I lift the lid.

I freeze upon seeing ash.

The box is filled with ash. Grey mixing with black, creating a rather beautiful image. Except it isn't admirable. When I touch the ash mixed with small pieces of paper that hasn't fully burned. My books.

He burned my books.

I intake a sharp breath, my vision blurs as tears fill my eyes but I don't let them fall. Some people might say I'm overreacting, but I'm not. My books are everything to me. I love them. I treat them better then I treat myself.

And He burned My Books.

That piece of shit.

He knew how much I love them. I've talked to him thousands of time about my books, expressing my feelings about them. I don't even let anyone so much as, touch my books. But I let him. I trusted him.

I loved him. We broke up because his father attacked us. Barron ordered a few Autum Court soldiers to parad down at the Court of Nightmares and kill innocent people, not that the people living there are innocent in anyway, but by attacking a part of Night Court, he declared War.

I gave him a choice, choose between me and his father. I was stupid enough to hope he would choose me. Of course it would be his father. Even though he hates his father to guts, he would still need him to make him high lord. And being The High Lord of Autum Court meant more to him than anything else, including me.

So now we are at War. Two courts fighting against each other. What could go wrong, eh? Apparently everything.

None of the other courts want to help any of us. They don't want unnecessary violence, which is alright, considering Night Court is much stronger than Autum Court. Barron is a fool to think he can win. And now, Eris is too, as it seems.

I blink my eyes clear of tears and stand up. I count the empty shelves where there once were books, trying to see how many I lost. Sixty–Five. He destroyed sixty–five of my most loved books.

Rage burns in my veins. Hurt overcome by anger. The need to burn him in exchange fills my entire body. But I calm myself before I do something idiotic. I take deep breaths trying to plan what I'm going to do in return. I get out of the room, taking careful steps as I go.

You want to play? Fine. Let's play.

-☆-

I twist my hand, snapping the necks of the two guards standing in front of the entrance. I slam open the doors without touching them, barreling down the halls of Autum Court Palace.

This is too easy.

Killing every guard that comes in my way, I go to the main hall. I almost feel bad for the people loosing their life over something their stupid prince did, but my mind is seeing and feeling nothing but red.

When I first described my plan to Rhysand, he was hesitant to let me leave, but realizing that we would be at advantage in this fight by the end of it, he gave me permission.

Now here I am. Walking through enemy land, like a I own it. Removing every obstacle that comes between me and my destination.

I push the doors to the throne room open, and scoff at the few high fea trying to keep me out by their so called magic. I raise an eyebrow and stand their for a few minutes, giving them a chance to stop me. I smirk at their pathetic attempts of imprison me.

I am most powerful here, and they know it.

I raise my hands and twist my wrists, snapping a dozen necks in one motion. I walk father into the room rolling my eyes at the laying bodies. Such a mess.

I take a look around the room. The red carpet running in a straight line from the door to the throne. The levels containing seats for every nobal in Barron's circle. And finally the throne Eris so badly wants to sit at.

Coloured with different shades of red, orange and yellow mixing together. Backrest shaped like fire, built so tall I have to crane my neck to see the top. It's beautiful, I'm not going to lie. Almost makes me feel bad for what I'm about to do.

I turn back around, walking out the same way I walked in. Passing the fallen bodies, I snap my fingers once. Heat explods behind me as I walk out of the door. When I turn to look at the damage I'm doing, I smile.

Fire is lined up from the throne, quickly catching and burning everything in it's way. I smile brighter when I slam the doors shut and drop a small note on the ground near them. He burned my books so I'm burning to only thing he holds most dear in this entire world.

It seems we are. Hope you like my gift.

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[gaybd1]

Taiwan FAQ [Updated 2024/5/26]

[See the 5/28 updated here]

[Photo credit CNA/Taiwan News]

[Image ID: A large crowd of Taiwanese protestors, many holding signs in Chinese displaying their criticism of current legislative goings on. Rather than focusing on individuals, the photo focuses on the size of the crowd. The crowd fills a wide avenue and disappears into the horizon. There are hundreds, perhaps thousands, of people pictured. /. End ID]

As Taiwan continues to strive to protect its autonomy and democracy, it is my goal to spread accurate, firsthand information about its current events worldwide with the aid of reblogs from people who also support democracy.

Here is a list I’ve compiled of basic questions and answers, and more importantly, further reading to help worldwide English speakers to understand Taiwan’s history and current situation.

One of the biggest weapons the PRC (China) is currently using right now is misinformation meant to confuse international audiences and deter support of Taiwan (ROC). I find it INCREDIBLY important that we start doing all we can to fight that.

FAQs

Acronyms/political parties explained (PRC/ROC/KMT/TPP/DPP)

How new is democracy in Taiwan?

Is Taiwan a part of China?/Does China control Taiwan?

Is Taiwan recognized internationally?

What was the Wild Lily Movement?

What was the Sunflower Movement?

What is the Bluebird Movement? / What is going on right now? / What are the details of the legislative reforms the KMT/TPP are trying to pass?

Why does the Bluebird Movement matter so much?

What is the Legislative Yuan?

Important names to know in the LY

Can the president veto these reforms?

Is the Bluebird Movement focused on China’s recent military actions?

What has China been doing militarily in recent years?

What did President Lai recently say to provoke China?

Is it illegal for foreigners to protest in Taiwan?

Should foreigners protest in Taiwan?

How to use Chinese-language resources as an English-speaker/Keywords to search in order to do so

What can I do to support Taiwan from abroad?

Further Resources

Talk from 5/25 on the current situation

Politics of Taiwan on Wikipedia (Government of the Republic of China on Wikipedia)

Post-WWII History of Taiwan on Wikipedia

Cross-Strait Relations on Wikipedia

Brian Hioe, journalist on Twitter (New Bloom Magazine)

Aurora Chang, activist on Twitter

Erin Hale on Twitter

James Hsieh on Twitter (Chinese-language)

Autum Huang on Twitter (Chinese-language)

It’s important to note that a lot of recent mobilization has been happening on Threads but I am not active there

Taiwan Plus (English news)

Taiwan News (English news)

CNA Focus Taiwan (English news)

TVBS World Taiwan (English news)

When reading global news media about current events in Taiwan, I urge you to look into an article/tweet’s author, their country of origin, and where they are based

Here’s the Taiwan tag on my blog

[shwizles]

How are you guys? Hah, i missed posting but I am back again. And hell with my studies 😭 I am gonna fail this year (��T⁠T⁠).

Anyways, I finsihed reading Thousand Autums, And it was really nice!

Gonna post about them soon! By the way wish me luck i gonna continue my school from Monday :⁠^⁠)

[ppystkposts]

Hello it's Ppy!

I just wanted to say that my requests are closed and commissions open!

click here for more information about art commissions

If you're gonna send an request, the more descriptive the better!

I didn't tag all of my posts yet but

you can find hot drawings in #ppyhot

and the others on #ppydraws

I'll use #ppyspeaks for other stuff

For now I will only draw requests of >shipps< I like, so nothing for platonic, sorry....

Here's the stuff I know

yaoi manhwa /manga

roses and chanpagne, lost in the cloud, jinx, bj alex, surge looking for you, nerd project, my bias appeared and A BUNCH MORE.

(I know the most famous ones and others, but you can feel free to send)

anime:

cherry magic, dakaichi, yubisaki to renren, haikyuu, banana fish, yoi, bleach, free, knb, dororo, saiki kusuo, mob psycho, jujutsu kaisen, chainsawman, food wars, fruits basket, ohshc, kuroshitsuji, working!!!, blend s, hataraku saibou, shigatsu wa kimi no uso, no.6, made in abyss, etc.. (just ask me)

yaoi animes (I think I've watched all of them but if not feel free to send)

games:

utapri, obeyme, genshin impact, twisted wonderland, identity V, Honkai Star Rail

novels:

tgcf, svsss, mdzs, thousand autums, erha.

if you want a commission (tickleart of your ocs or characters you like, send me a dm we can talk abt it)

[rennile]

my artworks for Thousand Autums zine : https://vk.com/qianqiu_zine

A-Qiao`s shimei and shidi are the best ~~~

[dayurno]

I don't remember if I tried to rec that one to you yet but based on your latest danmei post: I think you should check out Thousand Autums, it has a pretty good political plot and an evil milf main character. He even has greying hair and fat tits

so ive been told! i do plan to read it eventually because i hear the main character is a bit like svsss shen qingqiu who is easily top 3 characters of all times but i haven't really pushed further. i think i have it downloaded though so i'll give it a try! i didn't know there was a political plot at all i thought it was mostly sect business......... this is unrelated entirely but has anyone read priest's revitalization of fu yao sect... in the depths of my autism i imagine the foxes in a xianxia setting having a run down poor little cultivation sect and kevin being the bigwig from a larger sect seeking shelter with them. NEED to see kevin teach neil how to use a sword asap

[asenvs3000f2023]

Blog Post 7

Where is music in nature? Where is nature in music? As a follow-up (focus on the above two before you tackle this one), what song takes you immediately back to a natural landscape? What is the context? Share it with us – I would imagine many of these ideas may have similar underpinnings of a campfire, road trip, backpacking journey, etc.!

Despite their apparent differences, music and nature are intricately woven into the fabric of human existence. The complicated relationship between music and the natural world is illustrated by the connection between the two, which is a source of tremendous beauty and inspiration. When we consider "Where is music in nature?” We set out on a trip through the melodic interplay of these two aspects asking, "Where is nature in music?"

Nature is an orchestra, conducting symphonies of its own. The rustling leaves in the forest, the melodious bird songs at dawn, the rhythmic crash of waves on a beach, and the gentle patter of rain on leaves all comprise the spontaneous compositions of the natural world. These sounds are the raw, unadulterated music that predates human creation, a testament to the Earth's sonorous history.

Nature's music is not limited to auditory experiences alone. It resonates in the rhythms of the seasons, the visual poetry of a sunset, and the scent of wildflowers in bloom. In a quiet meadow, one can feel the music in the gentle sway of grass, the hum of insects, and the whispers of a breeze. This music's cadence is the pulse of the Earth itself, an ever-present backdrop to human existence.

The sounds of nature have served as an inspiration to humans for thousands of years. The music of the natural world has been assimilated by indigenous tribes worldwide. They have used the force of nature to produce their own musical expressions, whether it is by constructing instruments from natural materials or mimicking animal noises in ceremonies.

On the other hand, the influence of nature on music extends far beyond the primitive. Renowned composers, from Beethoven to Vivaldi, have taken inspiration from the world around them. Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" masterfully encapsulates the changing moods of nature in its distinct compositions. Beethoven's "Pastoral Symphony" immerses the listener in the idyllic beauty of the countryside.

Yet, nature's presence in music isn't limited to classical compositions. Modern musicians, too, have woven the essence of the natural world into their work. A song like "The Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel captures the melancholic solitude of nature. It is a ballad that could easily transport the listener to a solitary moment in a vast, open landscape.

One of the most potent examples of nature in music is the use of recorded natural sounds, from birdcalls to running water, incorporated into songs. This practice not only enhances the auditory experience but also deepens the connection between music and the natural world. It is as though the song becomes a portal, offering an escape to a specific natural environment or memory.

For me, the song that most vividly transports me to a natural landscape is "This is what Autum Feels like" by JVKE. The moment I hear the opening chords and lyrics, I am whisked away to the nostalgic feeling that accompanies a cool fall day. It's a song that embodies the essence of a the changing seasons, and the life and relationship changes that accompany the transition from summer into fall.

In conclusion, the relationship between music and nature is symbiotic, with each enriching the other. Nature provides the raw materials of inspiration for music, while music offers a lens through which we can better understand and appreciate the beauty of the natural world. Together, they form a timeless and harmonious connection that resonates in the hearts of individuals, and in the shared experiences of campfires, road trips, and backpacking journeys, reminding us of the profound unity of our world.

[mountainrocktrek-blog]

Best time to do Everest Base Camp Trek

Almost every day, we are asked when is the best time of year to trek to Everest Base Camp. Over the years, we've led thousands of people on this journey in all four seasons. The following information is based on our years of experience making this trip! The best time of year to visit Everest Base Camp depends on the type of experience you seek.

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[treeservicesarizona]

The Best Things to Do in Phoenix AZ

Located in the Valley of the Sun, Phoenix is a large and diverse metropolitan area. It is the state's capital, and is known for warm temperatures and year-round sunshine. It also offers beautiful high-end spa resorts, vibrant nightclubs, and Jack Nicklaus-designed golf courses.

Historical background

Historically, Phoenix is a town in Arizona. The area was first settled by Hohokam people around a thousand years ago. They farmed corn, beans, and squash. They traded extensively with other civilizations in nearby Mesoamerica. They also built a number of villages along the Gila River.

After the American Civil War, many settlers from the north and east began to encroach on the Valley of the Sun. They found that the climate was ideal for farming. A fort camp was founded on the south side of the Salt River in 1866.

After the Civil War, Phoenix became an embryonic industrial city. The Southern Pacific Railroad arrived in 1887. It changed the economy. It brought a wave of industry to the Phoenix area. A few smaller plants were started by private citizens.

Attractions

Whether you are looking for a place to stay or things to do, Phoenix has some incredible attractions for you to experience. The city is known for its sunny weather, Jack Nicklaus designed golf courses, and high-end spa resorts.

Located in the heart of Phoenix, the Arizona Science Center offers hands-on exhibits to educate and entertain visitors. The center also hosts thematic events and offers summer science camp for kids. There are four levels of hands-on exhibits for kids to explore and learn. There are also permanent exhibitions, a planetarium, and a five-story "giant screen" theater.

Another great attraction to visit in Phoenix is the Heard Museum of Native Cultures and Art. This museum is home to over 35,000 cultural items and offers live demonstrations. Guests can also check out the eleven galleries of native artwork.

Cost of living

Whether you're looking for a city that's growing fast or looking for a place to settle down, Phoenix has a lot to offer. While it's a growing metropolis, it still remains relatively affordable.

A lot of Phoenix residents rely on their own vehicles for transportation. However, the city's public transportation system is lacking. Instead, most residents rely on ride sharing services like Uber or Lyft to get around town.

There are plenty of jobs available in Phoenix. However, many of them are low-paying customer service positions. Thankfully, the job market has improved in the past two years.

Phoenix's cost of living is 2% lower than the national average. This is mainly thanks to its low tax rates and housing prices. Phoenix is a great city to live in if you're looking for an urban setting, with plenty of job opportunities.

Day trips from Phoenix

Located in the southwestern United States, Phoenix is one of the best places to start a scenic day trip. This is a great destination for families and business travelers. Whether you want to explore the Grand Canyon or visit one of Arizona's many unique and historical cities, Phoenix can be your gateway to a day of fun.

If you're looking for an easy day trip from Phoenix, you'll want to check out Tortilla Flat. This unspoiled, historic town is the last remaining stagecoach stop on the Apache Trail. The scenic trail passes through a deep blue lake, surrounded by igneous rocks and cacti forests.

If you're more into history, you'll want to visit Jerome. This quirky town is only a half-hour drive from Phoenix. The town is built into a mountain and is filled with antique stores and restaurants. There are ghost tours available as well.

Weather

Located in the Sonoran Desert, Phoenix experiences a warm desert climate. Phoenix temperatures are very hot in the summer, but cool in the winter. Phoenix is one of the most sunny cities in the world. The Salt River, which runs from east to west through the valley, is usually dry due to impounding dams upstream.

Phoenix experiences three distinct seasons: summer, autumn, and winter. The summer months can be very hot, with temperatures up to 110 degrees. However, extreme heat can be dangerous. In fact, heatstroke is a possible outcome of prolonged outdoor activity.

The monsoon season runs from June to September, and this can bring dust storms and flash floods. Phoenix is dry most of the year, but during this time, humidity levels are higher than normal.

Using a tree tree service phoenix is an effective way to enhance the beauty of your property. Many services are available twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. They are experts in the field and can ensure that your trees and shrubs grow in the right direction.

Stump grinding is a process used to remove tree stumps. It is performed by grinding the stump 6 to 8 inches below ground level. This prevents the tree from sprouting back and prevents insects from making their homes in the stump.

The process is often done by professionals. They have the equipment to make the job faster. The stump grinders are typically equipped with a rotating disc with sharp teeth. The operator wears protective gear to prevent injury. The equipment is small and can fit in the back of a truck.

Tree grinding phoenix services are available to homeowners. These companies will assess your stump and determine the best way to remove it. They will also provide materials for the completion of the job.

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[missfangirll]

I checked, it's 38 in TGCF and 4 times in Thousand Autums 😁

i tried to check the number of times the phrase “didn’t know whether to laugh or cry” appeared in mxtx novels. svsss: 0 times. mdzs: 4 times total. tgcf: my pdf crashed continuously, but it got to 27 before it did.

the only other person i believe can fight with xie lian in this aspect is shen qiao, who is extremely tired of dealing with lao yan’s antics.

hence, today we shall find out the true champion of indecision when it comes to outward display of emotion.

may the best daozhang win.