#ning ning asks

[ning-ningx300]

Hiii how are you let me like introduce myself I'm rosee I'm 17 (in 4 days) and I'm dutch:)

Awwwh nice to meet youu roseee!! *bows down dramatically*

[artsarasp]

for the poly one! C-2 or C-3, NYY/LBH/SY from syonr? :D

THIS IS WHAT WE COULD HAVE HAD!!! TINYYYYY!!!!

[Ask Game by @/mcnuggy]

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Bonus 13: Beware the Grapes of Wrath.

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[starry-bi-sky]

what if i wrote a “shen yuan transmigrates into a wife” oneshot but the whole premise is based on the song “gone, i’m gone” from hadestown and its overall theme is wanderlust and freedom and it starts out as Shen Yuan settling into life in the palace and trying to avoid harem drama and thinking he can just live with his head down for the rest of his new life, only to be hit with a sudden intense yearning to explore his new world the likes he’s never felt before. What if he was sickly in his last life. What if he spent his entire last life indoors. Trapped between four walls. What if love is not a gilded cage. What if he begins clawing at the walls of his enclosure, desperate to escape because he wants to live, god please let him live. He can’t do this again. What if he spent months preparing for his escape and in that same breath getting the attention of some of the other wives around him because he has changed and it makes them wary. what if he got binghe’s attention as he is wont to do. What if he left. What if Shen Yuan was born with a bottomless pit in his stomach and a gaping maw in his chest. What if he was starving. What if he was starving for the world around him. What if i wrote that. What then

[terrumdurak]

that mlp survey made me think thoughts. i feel like both sy and lbh would love mlp bc there are so many freaking parallels! so bad lbh has no friends, i would LOVE to see how he heals his yandere core (makes it more subtle) and learns how to be on his own and how to spend time not only with his shizun

[wangxian-the-zhijis]

The ship:

The shippers:

The anti:

The legendary third wheel:

[anemonet]

local iterator seven red suns growing attached at record speed to life sucking abomination, more at seven (hah)

[alcoholfreenayeon]

Can you make a Aespa x Male reader Boyfriend how would aespa act post-arguments?

Aespa after arguments

A/N: I made this gender neutral reader because I feel the girls would act quite similarly regardless of reader being male or female

Karina

Side eyeing everything you do or say

She becomes very quiet and sits forlornly

Karina is mad that you both aren’t getting along at the moment and she watches you constantly hoping that you come to make up soon.

Even though she can get annoyed easily, she can’t stay annoyed for long and will start sitting close to you, hoping you talk to her

When you both eventually make up, she’s very clingy

Giselle

Sarcastic and annoying, Giselle will comment on everything she sees you do or say and will try to get you even more annoyed than you already are.

She’ll be texting her close friends, telling them of the argument and just also going through memes.

However, she will change her stance if her friends say it’s not completely or necessarily your fault.

She finds it hard to apologize first but she will do it if she has to.

After making up, she wants to be left alone for a bit. Mostly because she’s too relieved that you both aren’t in a fight anymore and can calm down and compose herself, eager to show you the memes she collected.

Winter

Winter will feel really upset after arguments.

She’ll close off and be very quiet, eyeing you distastefully if you are near her.

She’ll be debating constantly with herself trying to see your perspective as well.

She’ll wait for you to make the first move to make up.

Once you start talking with her again, she’ll cling on to you tightly, happy that you don’t hate her.

Ningning

She knows you are in trouble, you didn’t have to take it this far to try and make your point.

You’ll get lots of glares as you try and apologize.

And if god forbid, you double down and try to make it seem like you didn’t do anything wrong then good luck trying to convince her that you exist.

She’ll look past you like there’s no one else there and ignore you completely.

If you end up making up with her, she’ll be really happy but will also give you a warning in a dangerous tone, saying you’ll regret it for real if you take it that far next time.

[rvp32]

aespa favourite kinks?

Karina- Mommy kink (subby mommy)

Winter- Overstimulation and being called a good girl

Giselle- Ropeplay

Ningning- Pet play (she's basically a cat)

[foldingfittedsheets]

clove what’s your wildest customer service story

Clove and Ning from Faun's Love Story answer questions!

[asksythe]

Hey just read your lovely hands fanfic and the concept of the blood pool being a prison for malevolent entities barred from the cycle of reincarnation is so COOL , is it a thing implied between the lines and we western audiences lack the cultural context to recognise it ?, or is it something you came up with if so can I have permission to incorporate the concept into my own fan works?

It is a cultural thing. It's not even implied in the novel. It's just outright stated. But it's one of those hundreds of tiny cultural details that probably fly over the head of the international audience.

Remember when the Wen people came back as bloody corpses to protect Wei Ying and fought back the fierce corpses riled up by the repaired Yin Hufu?

In this part, the novel describes the events following the first Sige of the Burial Mound. After the hundred cultivator houses slaughtered these defenseless elderlies, women, and children, they threw their corpses into the blood pool, thus forever barring them from reincarnation.

The phrase the novel uses is 永不超生 (lit. to never again be reborn, to be barred from the cycle of reincarnation forever). That's not a figure of speech. The novel is being literal. The Burial Mound itself is already a prison for all kinds of undead and ghost wraiths. The blood pool, by the novel descriptions, amounts to a maximum security cell. A ghost in the Burial Mound can eventually let go of their grudge/resentment and enters the afterlife/reincarnation. But anybody thrown into the blood pool doesn't have this option.

永不超生 is commonly portrayed in Chinese culture as a punishment by the authority of the underworld. That's not a judgment that a mortal is allowed to make.

The fact that the Hundred Houses carried out 永不超生 on the Wen is a detail that speaks of both their arrogance and their awareness of their guilt.

The Hundred Houses are well aware what they did to the Wen remnants is a sin. The custom of the time is, if you profess yourself to be the righteous side and slay someone seen as 'evil/villain,' it's customary to hang their corpses up for all to see.

Remember Nie Mingjue beheading Wen Xu and hanging Wen Xu's head at the gate of Uncleam Realm for all to see? NMJ is not doing that just because he has a vendetta against the Wen. He's doing that as part of ancient customs to declare to all that 'his kill is righteous,' that he doesn't need to hide it, and that Wen Xu and the Wens are villains that need to be put down.

That's the principle. Justice has no need to hide.

But not only did the Hundred Houses hide the corpses of the Wen remnants, but they also imprisoned their souls, hoping that would keep the Wen from coming back as grudge wraiths or for the karmic cycle itself to snap back for this sin.

The Hundred Houses built up the Wen remnants to be this evil army at Wei Ying's beck and call. So they need to be put down. But the truth is that they were just a bunch of elderlies, women, and children who spent all their lives being doctors (as they belong to the Qihuang branch, with their own pacifistic philosophy).

Had the Hundred Houses performed the custom and showed their supposedly righteous kill to the world, then the truth would out. That they were either liars or stupid, and that they best be prepared to repay for their transgression on both innocent Wens and on the authority of hell itself.

And that, my friend, is why the second Burial Mound Siege ended the way it did, and why the vast majority of those same cultivators left Wei Ying alone afterward. What do you think those same cultivators think when their victims break out of the supposedly unbreakable maximum security cell to save Wei Ying (another of their victims)? And then those same Wen souls entered the afterlife?

The Western vernacular for this part is: Karma is a tenacious bitch with a long memory. It doesn't matter how much they lie about their crime and act like they are righteous or how good they think they hide the proof of their deeds. Heaven and hell itself are watching.

....Sorry, I have some strong feelings about the treatment of the Wen remnants.

That is to say, feel free to incorporate it in your works.

[ning-ningx300]

29, 30 for the ask game

Favourite song lyrics?

Oh my fucking gawddd- it's "Tell me that you need me, tell me that I'm loved" from Rose. Song - Number one girl. 😭 IT'S SUCH A PRETTY SONGGG!! sksksksksksksk

What does self care look like to mee?

Hmmmmmmmmm I think drink water a lot, stay hydrated, eat your favourite food, meditate and do yoga!! I do yoga.. it calms me down fr!!!

THANK YOU FOR FILLING MY INBOX!!! I'M GONNA CRYYYYY- THANK YOUUUUUU *bows down and blows over several kisses towards you*

[oh-dameron]

Lan Xichen and Qin Su had quite a bit in common when it came to Jin Guangyao:

- First met JGY when they were in peril and he came to the rescue,

- Notably kind, beautiful, and good-natured,

- Did not place value on his origin or look down on him for his mother's profession,

- Were vocal in their support of him socially.

Which makes me think that we were robbed of maybe the greatest potential JGY partnership: Wen Ning.

Wen Ning: so ride-or-die that actually dying did not stop him from continuing to be ride-or-die. Wen Ning, presumably in quite the tenuous situation in Nightless City after the Jiang heir disappeared under suspicious circumstances, right when Meng Yao was working is way into Wen Ruohan's inner circle. Wen Ning, the sweetest cinnamon roll.

Slight canon divergence where Wen Qing missed one single opportunity to send Wen Ning out of Nightless City for a while, Wen Ning gets into juuust enough trouble, Meng Yao has the keys to the cell... one flash of Wen Ning's bambi eyes and he would have been a goner.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Normal boy spotted.

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[academyofbrokenhearts]

“Story of Kunning Palace” + Tumblr text posts (part 4)

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