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Was this how he would be forced to live—unable to seek revenge on his enemies, but also unable to loathe them without qualms?

The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, Book Five, Chapter 22, Hidden Edge

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I Just read a WangXian fanfic, it's about After Marriage-WWX being reborn to The Ambush QiongqiDao. I saw the author warn: "JiangFamily haters don't come".

So I still come and read because I thought the author warned those who indiscriminately hate JFM and JYL and I don't hate those 2.

But the first paragraph I see was:

Wei Wuxian's eyes become clear, when he saw Jin Zixuan, he blurted out, "Brother, Brother in law... " His eyes wandered, unknown whether filled with surprise or guilt.

!!!???

I feel like spitting out my drink.

The hell, dude??? Calling Jin Zixuan out of nowhere as brother in law, while Wei Wuxian actually has no blood relationship at all, listen, even to Jiang Yanli he calls her his Shijie, not A-Jie---hence calling JZX bro in law that is already so cringe, and super OOC. Wei Wuxian didn't even call Lan Xichen in that way, who is clearly his Brother In Law, so wth with calling JZX like that? It makes me filled with goosebumps.

Then, what is the matter with "eyes filled with guilt"???

Doesn't it mean that the author actually think WWX is to blame for Jin Zixuan's death? He is responsible, but not to be blamed.

I can understand WWX feeling emotional if he meets JYL again because, I'm sorry the person you love most actually died in my hand, and thank you for all your kindness.

But toward Jin Zixuan? Someone whom Wei Wuxian had always disapproved at throughout the novel, would he feel that kind of emotion? Impossible.

Most likely, if WWX was reborn in QiongqiDao, he would be shocked, of course, and instead of acting mushy mushy with Jin Zixuan, he would definitely, Run!! Avoid!! Stay away from this walking disaster!! Someone whom if got accidentally hurt even a little would bring so much trouble.

Especially Wei Wuxian after marriage who has already known about the whole truth, would definitely avoid and refuse to become Jin Guangyao's knife to harm Zixuan again, hence he would definitely stay away first and foremost in this QiongqiDao ambush.

Throughout the novel, WWX never take the blame of killing Jin Zixuan or feel guilty that it was his sin. The thing that broke him down the most is not Zixuan died under Wen Ning, but because Zixuan's identity as Jiang Yanli's husband and what will happen to her if her husband die.

Because, if Jin Zixuan is not JYL's husband, then WWX killing him is just a matter of foregone conclusion. After all, the one who conspire against Jin Zixuan is his own beloved step brother. The one who ambushed and provoked WWX causing his anger to surge, are Zixuan's beloved cousin and father. WWX already told him not to get close, yet he still wanted to grab WWX when this person is clearly in the state of extreme anger.

You don't have self awareness when a dragon is going berserk, stupidly approaching the dragon, so when you die, is it the dragon's fault or your fault?

But the dead is the greatest and could not be blamed, so in the end the living one had to take the responsibility of killing you. How frustrating.

But the more frustrating one is how some authors really like to make WWX cries snots and tears, taking the pot of blames, feeling guilty for Jin Zixuan, feeling guilty for the Jiang Couple, feeling guilty for the whole JinJiang family, wtf??

As if WWX is not a human with independent thoughts. As if WWX's whole existence in MDZS is to feel guilty for JinJiang family. Damn! I feel so angry.

Sure enough.

Those who warned Jiang Family haters are probably the JinJiang Family lovers.

But they are obviously not WangXian lovers!

Because obviously, they didn't understand Wei Wuxian's mentality enough, took it for granted, mold his character to suit their desire, in order to make the so called "Happy End", for JinJiang family that is.

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Yu Ziyuan & Jiang Yanli

mothers and daughters existing as wretched mirrors of each other: i am all you could have been and you are all i might be. (x)

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He finally understood why Jiang Cheng was always so furious at the things he did. Why he was always cursing him for having a hero complex, and why he was always itching to beat some sense into him. Being unable to dissuade someone who insisted on shouldering all responsibility and bearing all the terrible consequences— this was truly a feeling most detestable, most abominable! The Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation, Book 4, Chapter 18: Night flight