#character: ji yun

[movielosophy]

Different Princess | Don't push me.

[aprilblossomgirl]

LOVE SCOUT (2025)

[anotherfanaccount]

The thing about Kang Ji Yun doing everything that we usually see male leads do is it all comes off as sweet. But there's a fine line with male leads where it could all pass off as stalker behavior.

With Ji Yun though...her character is so well written. It's like seeing her breaking out of her shell because someone showed her how beautiful it is outside. That pink umbrella made her laugh out loud. Her office was organized for her convenience and she loved it. Even her chaoticness of throwing things around found a sort of game to play. And she's still the Ji Yun we were introduced to. That's just beautiful character development.

Really really looking forward to how they end the show because it'll be a shame for such a lovely show to end badly.

[ray-elgatodormido]

Welcome one and all to San Guo Strange Suggestions or Dynasty Dickeries (Whichever is better. Or just give me a better name) where you give the weirdest 3K ideas you can think of and I, your host, draws them. Kinda wanna do this once a month or once every two months, not necessarily host them myself all the time but why not do this a little community thing?

The suggestions and participants who made it in:

- Zhao Fan forcing Zhao Yun to make a dating account. By @zhao-zilong

- DW Sun Jian in a tiger costume with his kids as (chibi) cubs. By @0rzammar

- Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and Zhao Yun as the Powerpuff Girls. By @finrodsfelagunds

- DW3 Xiahou Dun with (Cai Wenji style) braids (feat. Zhen Ji). By @kakmem

- Chi Tu (Red Hare) and Dilu shit talking their riders. By @justaderivative

- Ma Chao and Ma Dai in horse costumes (Got a little creative with that one). By @dovahkiin99

- Sima Yi as an actual horse. By @the-kingdom-of-wei

- Lü Bu dressed as a giant cucaracha. By @maryannsa (sorry I can’t seem to tag you for some reason)

I think that’s all. Until next time as I ponder what just drew.

[kimsmingyu]

love that they added a lil eun ho jealousy

[highsummonermercar]

Favourite Dynasty Warriors Characters

Sun Shang Xiang ❤️ Zhao Yun 💚 Zhen Ji 💙 Ma Chao 💚 Zhu Rong 🤍 Zhou Tai ❤️ Sima Zhao 🩵 Da Qiao ❤️ Diao Chan 🤍 Lianshi ❤️ Zhang He 💙 Ling Tong ❤️ Sima Yi 🩵 Guan Suo 💚 Wei Yan 💚

[dilebe06]

My Favorite Female Characters

[heymeowmao]

花琉璃轶闻 | Royal Rumours E22 ° Dying is easy, but you deserve to live a good life.

[nothingwronghere]

[finalfantasyx]

Chu Kong being broody and effortlessly cool in the present is so great, but what's even greater is how weird and unhinged he is in what's essentially an immortal's adolescent years while he's trying to be suave and smooth and just f a i l i n g at it.

Also Cang Hai has him eating out of her hands and I love it.

[movielosophy]

Joy of Life 2 | I'm hiding from you.

[egoschwank]

al things considered — when i post my masterpiece #1160

first posted in facebook february 26, 2023

yun-fei ji -- "nine women" (2006)

"nine women, one dress" ... jane l. rosen

"i try to mimic the method that underlies the formation of early chinese characters: i invent forms that are like words to describe the world" ... yun-fei ji

"i'm as pale as a ghost holding a blossom on a stem you ever seen a ghost? no but you've heard of them" ... bob dylan

"when your heart is already spoken for, though, it's hard to give it to someone else" ... jane l. rosen

"i use ghost stories as metaphors because it's an easy way to satirize human problems and issues" ... yun-fei ji

"i plunder passages for mentalphors to haunt thoughts because it's an easy way to mistake memories for ghosts" ... al janik

[anotherfanaccount]

That confession coming from Ji Yun is so in character for her and was so needed for Eun Ho to take any step forward. Because he would never have taken that step on his own.

Also she straight up confessed and rejected him at one go. Man was speechless.

[romchat]

Love scout is doing so many things right but apprehensive about the boss-employee thing because she's not just his boss he's her secretary his literal job description is to take care of her and he goes above and beyond bc that's who he is + wants to keep his job so idk how they're going to show an equal partnership where they're both taking care of each other and it's not just him fulfilling her needs on and off the job

Hey, Anon!

Agreed, and I hope that's the conflict Love Scout will unpack with some nuance. (Versus whatever that fire flashback in Episode 4 might be hinting at 🙄 Curse Kdramas and their need for romances with childhood connections.)

But I wonder if part of the discomfort some of us might be feeling is due to how the show (visually) portrays Eun-ho doing his job. For example, look at the camera language, editing, and acting in Exhibits A, B, and C:

It's pretty clear Ji-yun is attracted to Eun-ho because 1) he's hot, 2) he's professional enough to be accountable to his mistakes and recalibrate how he thinks about her work, and 3) is incredibly attuned to her needs. So when he protects her head from the cabinet or offers an umbrella in the rain, it makes sense why Ji-yun would look at him in wonder, and the show reinforces her growing attraction with slowmow and long uninterrupted shots of her looking at him.

But what does Eun-ho feel in these moments? It's not clear.

From what I can tell, there are few moments when we see him explicitly thinking about her outside of a work context let alone reflecting on any growing attraction. (Yeah, he looks at her alot but the script doesn't always indicate if it's anything more than the concern, pity, and exacerbation an overly motivated PA would experience. Would he be so hands-on with a male boss like in that bandaid scene? Probably not but the drama doesn't actually show Eun-ho acknowledging and grappling with his own possible boundary crossing, which is weird given that his expertise is in HR.)

The one moment where that seemed to change, however, was during the basketball game in Episode 4. When Ji-yun took the ball and made the shot, it was clear that surprised him and something shifted in how he thought about her. What who knows.

So, on one hand, we can interpret actor Lee Jun-hyuk's intense gaze and the romantic camera language in these Big Moments as a figment of Ji-yun's imagination. Eun-ho is just doing his job but she sees it as more because she's always had to take care of herself.

I actually think this would make for a compelling conflict: she's a woman who has always prided herself on having high standards for how she conducts herself so indulging her fantasies (and committing a possible HR violation) would be upsetting to her own sense of self.

On the other hand, if we choose to interpret these moments as actually romantic (meaning Eun-ho is as affected as she is), I'd expect him to be equally as conflicted about entertaining this attraction given the financial risk to him and his daughter if their relationship imploded.

Ultimately, how well Love Scout can navigate this boss/employee romance for me really depends on how much interiority the script ends up giving Eun-ho's character. I'm still enjoying the show and see its potential but I'd love more insights into things like...

What does he think are the appropriate boundaries between boss/employee and when does he feel either Ji-yun or himself cross them?

Is he attracted to her and if so why? Does he sense her attraction to him? Is he scared of what those feelings might mean as a divorced father?

How central is being caretaker to his sense of self and self-worth?

How does he differentiate between the care he provides his daughter versus his boss versus a potential partner? Does he ever feel he acts too paternalistically because he's so used to being in Dad Mode?

Does he ever get tired of being a caretaker for so many people?

Etc.

[k-odyssey]

Love Scout | episode 9

If you must make your characters share a childhood trauma, I guess this is a good way to write it. From the perspective of Eun Ho anyway, we haven't seen much from Ji Yun's reaction yet. I love that he's such an open and honest person. There was little wasted time. Although he made her worry for a day or two, he didn't shut off. But I think she will.

I fear she's going to say "let's break up" when what I wish to hear from her is "I need some time to process this."

Anyway, Eun Ho is husband material. Making her look good in front of her nemesis and everything. I hope that the archenemy gets exposed sometime soon.

We're getting somewhere with the second leads, yay! Her mum likes him, too. I just think he might have to cut ties with his own father. The man is a loveless, frightening creature. See, I would love to see her protect him from his dad. Maybe talk to him like a kindergarten child? I think he might combust from rage & shame.

[wangmiao]

Happy Chinese New Year from Three-Body community featuring cutesy versions of the main characters from the trilogy (LOL Shi Qiang really has the center spot/C位 in the 2nd picture with Wang Miao and Luo Ji on each side. You also get the full body art for these three)

OK, I'll list the characters using the 1st picture as the reference, from top left to top right: Ding Yi, Wang Miao, Zhang Beihai, Luo Ji, Yun Tianming, Shi Qiang, Ai AA, Zhuang Yan, Ye Wenjie.

Don't ask me why there is no Cheng Xin. I almost thought the one beside Ye Wenjie in the 1st picture was Cheng Xin, but the red scarf and white coat can only mean Zhuang Yan. Let me know if you have any other suggestions.

Edit: I was reading some comments on bilibili, and there's definitely some confusion on if the lady with the red scarf and white coat is Zhuang Yan or Cheng Xin. The red scarf and white coat alone is Zhuang Yan, but some users said the star hairclip was a symbol for Cheng Xin. It's not from the novel, but Cheng Xin wears this kind of hairclip in some animated adaptation of Three-Body. Honestly, I think it makes more sense if it's Cheng Xin because it seems she's friends with Ai AA.