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Iâll be honest, I donât really know what to post here. Iâve never made a side blog just for my horny side before lol. Just lmk if you have any requests for fics

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Iâm living for the Wei Wuxian sectâs leader AU đ
Fall of the Head Disciple
It wasnât all that concerning to Wei Wuxian when he was told that Madam Yu wanted to see him. It would take hardly any effort at all to think of the many possible things he mightâve done that had warranted a complaint. He could take some scolding or whipping, so he had no real reason to be worried. Madam Yu often tended to wait until Uncle Jiang was outside of Lotus Pier to punish Wei Wuxian harder, so he was pretty used to it by now.Â
He walked into the hall where Madam Yu was waiting for him, and furrowed his eyebrows when he didnât see her two shadows lurking around like usual. Probably off on some secret mission that nobody else was allowed to know about. He internally shrugged, and focused on the Jiang matriarch. âYou wanted to see me?â
Madam Yu frowned as she stood up and walked over to Wei Wuxian. âYes.â There was something about her expression that Wei Wuxian couldnât quite read. It was like her usual disdain, but with a strange new addition. Almost like amusement? Though Wei Wuxian could not figure out why sheâd be amused, considering how lowly she thought of him and his antics. âWei Wuxian, as the head disciple of the Jiang Sect, you have certain obligations. You must never shame our sect, or do anything to ruin the reputation of my children.â She pressed her lips together for a moment, and stared off into the distance, not wanting to even look at Wei Wuxian. âI have been far too lenient on you in the past. Clearly none of your punishments have convinced you to change your ways. Someday you will bring about the complete ruin of the Jiang, unless I do something to stop you.â
wanted to say that I love your dark lan xichen x wei wuxian series! Saw that you take requests, could you do a dark fic where madam yu orders jiang disciples to humiliate and rape wwx while jfm is away. Her having a chance to take out her hatred
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Here you go anon, hope this is what you want!
Warm Arms on a Cold Night
Lan Wangji knew that he had a reputation among the younger generations as being a strict teacher who was more dedicated to the rules than anything else, but the truth was actually pretty far from that. He had lived long enough to know that there were some things that were far more important than obeying the rules.Â
One such thing was his husband, who was currently being utterly ridiculous (distracting). âLan Zhaaan. How am I supposed to finish my work when I keep seeing such a peerlessly handsome face out of the corner of my eyes?â
âMn. I will go to the library so Wei Ying can work in peace.â
As expected, that suggestion only prompted a loud noise of faux distress as Wei Ying launched himself closer to Lan Wangji, and wrapped his arms around Lan Wangjiâs arm to gently hold him into place. âLan Zhan, itâs all snowy and gross out there. Besides, if you leave then that would be even worse!â
Lan Wangji raised one eyebrow. âWhat does Wei Ying want, then?â
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Wei Ying goads his husband into a certain reaction, and they are both quite satisfied with the result.

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Daring Escape
 Lan Wangji looked up curiously as his brother entered the jingshi, the noise of a crying baby preceding him, and he couldnât help the way his expression softened at the sight of his squalling nephew. âAh, I hate to bother you, Wangji, but I have important sect business I need to deal with, and a-Yuan doesnât want to be handed off to any of the nursemaids.â
 Lan Wangji stood and carefully accepted the infant, making sure to properly support the head and neck the way heâd been taught. âIs Lan furen still feeling ill?â Lan Xichen grimaced in concern before nodding.    Â
Ever since his brotherâs wedding, very few people in the Cloud Recesses had actually seen Lan Xichenâs wife. It had bothered Lan Wangji at first, imagining someone else being locked up and forced to suffer the way their own mother had, but Lan Xichen had assured him that Wei Wuxian was a very sickly person, and it was safest to keep him away from anyone who might make him sick, especially after being weakened from giving birth. Having no reason to doubt his brother, Lan Wangji had accepted the reasoning, and Wei Wuxian had remained out of the public eye over the past year and a half since marrying into the Lan sect. âI should be finished before dinner. I hope a-Yuan does not cause you too much trouble in the meantime.â
 âIt is no trouble,â Lan Wangji assured his brother.
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Lan Wangji's baby nephew will not stop crying, so he decides to bring the boy to Wei Wuxian. Lan Wangji is utterly horrified by what he finds waiting in the house that had once been used to imprison his mother.
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I donât care to read it, Iâll write it for the sake of fucked up porn, but if itâs written with the intent to be shown as good and healthy then I donât like it
Wei Ying almost wished that he could just go back to the time where heâd been vomiting every morning, because anything seemed better than right now, where his stomach was so large and cumbersome that he could barely move. The healer who came to see him every other day had prodded around Wei Yingâs stomach none too gently a few months ago, and declared that Wei Ying was surely carrying twins.Â
The weight of growing two entire humans was just too much for Wei Yingâs frame, which hadnât gained much weight at all anywhere other than his stomach. The healer had said that Wei Yingâs weight plus twins made this a riskier pregnancy than normal, and upon hearing that, Lan Huan had declared that Wei Ying was not allowed to leave bed for anything at all, to avoid straining himself.
At first, Wei Ying had assumed that it was an exaggeration, but the first time a servant reported to Lan Huan that theyâd seen Wei Ying get up to relieve himself, Lan Huan had angrily stormed into the room. Heâd slapped Wei Ying across the face, then tied Wei Yingâs hands to the headboard with barely any slack. Apparently he didnât care that much about the strain caused by Wei Yingâs aching shoulders or his wrists which had already been bandaged up several times after being rubbed raw by the ropes. The first time Wei Ying had relieved himself in bed had been utterly humiliating, but apparently humans really could get used to anything if it happened for a long enough time. It helped that the servants responsible for cleaning him up and changing his bedding every day never tried to speak to him or look him in the eyes.Â
It was now presumably getting closer to the end of his pregnancy (though Wei Ying had no real way to track the passage of time), and Wei Ying could not wait to give birth. Even if he wouldnât be allowed to leave this room on his own, he would surely be given at least a little more freedom than he had at the moment, if only so he could take proper care of the children.Â
Wei Ying glanced down at his stomach, which was large enough that he could barely see his own feet, and then squeezed his eyes shut. He had very mixed feelings about these children. There had always been a part of Wei Ying that had yearned for a family of his own, one where the children would be showered in so much love that they would be sick of it. But this pregnancy had not been his choice, had not been with someone he cared for in the slightest, and hadnât even stopped his husband from having his way with Wei Yingâs body whenever he felt like it.

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One of my biggest pet peeves is when you properly tag a fic with all the stuff thatâs messed up about it, and then someone reads it and gets upset and leaves a nasty comment. Like they couldâve literally just chosen to not read it based on the tags/summary, so how is that my fault?
After Wei Ying died, Lan Wangji was devastated. He had a reason to live on, which was to raise and love and protect a-Yuan, the last connection he had left to Wei Ying, but it wasnât the same as having his true love by his side. If Lan Wangji could go back in time he would make so many different choices, and would stand by Wei Yingâs side even as the rest of the world stood against him. Maybe then Wei Ying would still be alive today, and Lan Wangjiâs heart would not be completely shattered. But there was no point in thinking about the what-ifs, because there was nothing that Lan Wangji could do to change the past. All he could do was make sure that it wouldnât be possible for such a horrific tragedy to ever happen again.
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Lan Sizhui was a very good kid, a model Lan. Most of the time, Lan Wangji just felt proud of his son, but there were some times where he felt regret that there was not more of Wei Yingâs influence, since it had apparently been just as destroyed by that fever as the memories were.Â
Still, for the most part, Lan Wangji was just grateful to be a part of Lan Sizhuiâs life. Now that heâd finished healing from his punishment scars (though he was sure that there would always be some pain from those marks), Lan Wangji decided to take Lan Sizhui on a little field trip down to Caiyi Town. It was a few days from Lan Sizhuiâs birthday (which Lan Wangji had decided on making the day he had discovered Lan Sizhui and brought him back to the Cloud Recesses, since he didnât know the actual date), and Lan Sizhui was turning eight.Â
Lan Sizhui seemed excited to go down to the town, since he had refused to go on outings away from the Cloud Recesses while Lan Wangji was healing, something about being afraid that Lan Wangji would disappear while Lan Sizhui was gone. So now they were heading out together, and Lan Wangji had brought his purse, ready to buy several presents for Lan Sizhui, even if his uncle would probably consider it excessive. But his uncleâs opinion did not mean as much to him these days, not when compared to the look on Wei Yingâs face whenever heâd looked at little a-Yuan, wanting to provide the best life possible for the boy.Â
Lan Wangji never bothered bartering with the merchants. He was sure that he could manage to drive the prices down if it tried, but itâs not as though he didnât have the money, and besides that, it was times like these where he could almost imagine the sound of Wei Yingâs laughter in his ears, teasing him for paying full price.Â
Apparently the merchant in front of him felt bad that Lan Wangji was not trying to lower the price. âAh, but for such a impressive young master as yourself, this price is really too much. Perhaps I can offer a special discount, as a thanks for the work you do to keep Gusu safe.â
âNo need,â Lan Wangji said stiffly. If it was for Lan Sizhui, he would pay any amount of money, no matter how outrageous. And besides, supporting the local merchants could only be seen as a good thing. The merchant still looked awkward, and opened his mouth to say something else. Lan Wangji silently berated himself for being rude as he looked away, to glance down at Lan Sizhui. His heart seemed to stop beating as he realized that his son was no longer standing next to him. He immediately looked back at the merchant. âDid you see where the boy with me went?â
The merchantâs eyes widened at the frantic tone in Lan Wangjiâs usually flat voice. He nodded to somewhere behind Lan Wangji. âI wasnât paying close attention, but I think he mightâve wandered off towards that alley.â
Lan Wangji slammed down some money without checking how much it was, shoved the toy into his sleeve, and then rushed off to the alley. âLan Sizhui?â He was on edge, prepared to fight off whoever might have lured away his normally well-behaved child.
It was a relief to hear Lan Sizhuiâs voice, sounding unharmed as his bright white robes slowly came into sight out of the shadows of the alley. âFather, I made a friend.â There was a small smile playing across his face.Â
The tension didnât leave Lan Wangjiâs muscles until he heard a childâs laughter, and Lan Sizhuiâs friend emerged from the shadows as well. It was just a young boy, who looked perhaps a few years younger than Lan Sizhui. The boy had dirt smeared on his cheeks and wavy black hair that stuck out all over the place. Lan Wangji even let himself offer a tiny smile to the boy, grateful to see Lan Sizhui connecting with another child. Lan Sizhui was usually far too solemn for someone of his age. âHello, young master.â
The boy giggled at the formal address. âa-Yuan, your dad is funny!âÂ
Something about the boy felt strangely familiar. Which didnât make much sense, since Lan Wangji had been bedridden the past few years, and this boy didnât look old enough for Lan Wangji to have encountered him before that. âWhat is your name?â
The boy snorted like the question was a joke, then nearly toppled over from bowing forward with such exaggeration. When he looked back up at Lan Wangji, he was still grinning. âa-Ying is a-Ying!â he proclaimed as though it should have been obvious.Â
That name sent a stab of pain through his heart, and then Lan Wangji took a few steps closer, to really examine the child. Those playful silver eyes, that smile so bright it nearly hurt to look at⌠the fact that Wei Ying had died a little over three years ago, and this a-Ying looked to be about that old⌠âWei Ying?â he murmured, terrified to be wrong.
a-Ying blinked a few times, then shook his head. âJust a-Ying.â
Lan Wangji knew Lan Sizhui was looking at him in confusion, but Lan Wangji could barely focus over the sound of his beating heart. âHow old is a-Ying? Where are your parents?â
a-Ying furrowed his brows adorably as he thought about it, then finally held up three fingers. âa-Ying is this many! AndâŚâ that beautiful smile faltered for less than a second before fixing itself. âa-Ying is alone.â
It was too good to be true, and yet it had to be true. For all the suffering that Lan Wangji had been through, he was being gifted with a very precious second chance. And it was a second chance for Wei Ying as well, to grow up in a home where he would be loved and cared for, and never made to feel like his life wasnât as important as someone elseâs. Even Lan Wangji didnât know the full extent of the damage that had been done to Wei Ying in the Jiang household, but he was determined to not let history repeat itself.
So Lan Wangji knelt down on one knee, and slowly reached out his hand toward the little boy. âWould a-Ying like to come home with us?â
Lan Sizhuiâs eyes lit up at the idea, and he looked at Lan Wangji excitedly. âI can have a brother?â
âFor now,â Lan Wangji allowed. âSomeday a-Ying will be my wife.â He could already picture the wedding ceremony, with Wei Ying veiled in red, and Lan Wangji would get the chance to wrap his forehead ribbon around Wei Yingâs wrist and mean it, and they would finally get the happy ending that had been torn away from them by the war and by everything Wei Ying had suffered through. Lan Wangji looked at a-Ying, who was watching him with large, pensive eyes. âWould a-Ying like that?â
a-Ying tilted his head to the side and reached up to rub at his nose, and even though Lan Wangji had never met his Wei Ying at such a young age, the movement was so familiar that it left no doubt in his mind that this really was his Wei Ying. âWife? Isnât that like, hm, kissing stuff?â
Lan Wangji let out a soft laugh. âEventually. Not until a-Ying is older, though.â Lan Wangji thought of the very first time theyâd fought on the rooftops in the moonlight, when they were sixteen years old. Even then, Lan Wangji had wanted to kiss that smug look off of the beautiful strangerâs face, though at the time he hadnât really understood those feelings. Now Lan Wangji was going to get a second chance, because someday Wei Ying would be sixteen again, and he would surely be just as wild and beautiful as he had been the first time around.Â
Lan Sizhui didnât seem to fully understand the wife part either, but he did seem very excited about the idea of bringing his new friend home, even though they couldnât have known each other for longer than ten or fifteen minutes. Maybe there was some part of Lan Sizhui, deep down, that recognized the person who had loved him so dearly. âThereâs toys at home,â he explained to a-Ying like he was trying to close a business deal. âAnd books, and paint, and, and, lots of food.â
a-Ying only thought about it for a few more seconds before he seemed to decide that that was enough on offer. âOkay!â He leaped towards Lan Wangji, and let himself get picked up and balanced on one of Lan Wangjiâs hips. The mention of food was good, because Lan Wangji wanted a-Ying to be happy more than anything, so he went over to a stall selling spices and bought several bottles of the most outrageously red looking ones. a-Ying clung tightly to Lan Wangji as he looked down to have a half-shouted conversation back and forth with Lan Sizhui, and Lan Wangji couldnât remember the last time he had felt so at peace.
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