#wen generators

[junodoom]

birthday comic for wen ning 🏹

it’s still april 11th in my time zone. this counts

[suibianne]

Wen Ning is not a thing.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Bunny pile!

[Commission for @newfriendly]

[luneillusoire]

and the one for Wen Ning bc this baby is indeed shuttering :(

[atqh16]

I don’t think Wen Ning told Jiang Cheng about the golden core because he wanted him to know he owed Wei Ying or any of the sort. Like a lot of people seem to think that and therefore conclude Wen Ning was out of line. But it’s more likely that he did it to give Jiang Cheng the wake up call he needed. Because he has lived for 13 years in denial of the truth in that Jiang Yan Li’s death was not Wei Yings fault and he himself had a hand in his brothers demise. It was meant to be a reminder to him of who Wei Ying actually is and the made up version he has in his head is a perception that has been warped by his anger and grief. It’s meant to be a reminder of how much Wei Ying loved him. Jiang Chengs anger is understandable but it doesn’t justify him treating Wei Ying the way he did and putting all the blame on him without ever trying to comprehend the choices his brother made and why he made them.

[cephalopodish]

knife dog monster friend

[2000sem0]

Added some color! Also idk wtf is going on with his clothes. I tride looking at references but still had to wing it. I need to study cloths more.

[thegirlinthecher]

[twistedappletree]

I love Wen Ning so much because Wei Wuxian could literally say any bullshit and WN would be like “absolutely, I agree 100%!” and Wen Qing would immediately debunk WWX’s bullshit and WN would be like “absolutely, I agree 100%!”

[lavender-phoenix-flames]

I see no difference

They are silly and cute your honor!

[dagnyart]

hello, old friend ...................................

you can find more mdzs art in my blog

[junodoom]

everything stays

[withthewindinherfootsteps]

something about how both wei wuxian and jin guangyao repeatedly say they ‘didn’t have a choice’ in their actions. in both cases, it’s not literal impossibility, instead determined by their mindsets and personal conduct…. but while for wei wuxian that means he can’t do something immoral, even if it means losing all his social power, for jin guangyao it means he can’t do anything to lose his social power, even if it means doing something immoral. the other option is still there, but it’s never one they’d pick.

something about how they’re trying to walk the same path but in opposite directions: wei wuxian willingly left the nice, broad road in favour of upholding morals and debts, while jin guangyao is trying to claw onto it and stay there by any means necessary. in both cases, being parted from it so easily is only possible because this nice, broad road — full of people whose social power is unconditional, given at birth, independent of their actions — was never truly theirs to begin with. but despite how it is possible to be forced off due to nothing, as we see with wang lingjiao, the positions of both these characters were ultimately due to actions they took.

(about how no matter the similarity of the paths, no matter the narrowness of the choices, the direction you take is still up to you.)

[benevolenterrancy]

bros don't let bros walk around with their chest torn open

[yadovitayasabaqa]

[fistfuloflightning]

What have they done to you?