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I think Lan Xichen and Yue Qingyuan need to have a nice sit down conversation over some tea about their problematic wives.

I need salt and pepper hair Yue Qingyuan yesterday.

Xie Lian in the modern era would be one of those Dumpster Divers like you see on Instagram or TikTok who borderline get arrested.

Anytime I see some sickly sweet franchised drink with enough sugar to cause a species to become endangered and ‘coffee’ added via hopes and prayers I think it’s probably not sweet enough for Chu Wanning.

MoShang at dinner but they’re just that one account that posts videos from underneath of their hamster and cat eating on a glass table.

‘Hair holds memory,’ with a Mu Qing who hasn’t cut his hair in 800+ years since his mother’s passing.

Shen ‘men against women, it’s perfect. I can outsmart eight men a hell of a lot quicker than I can outsmart women. Women stick together they’re thick as thieves. Men are deceiving, mischievous, untrusting human beings I can manipulate.’ Jiu

Sometimes I read a Shen Jiu centric fic and think the author must have collected enough B-points to unlock being OOC.

I think Shen Jiu should have a hairless cat specifically because he would think it’s the most pathetic, ugliest thing alive and would die for it.

I love Yue ‘active suicide risk’ Qingyuan.

I think Hualian’s confession was perfect because basically everything Hua Cheng did in regards to Xie Lian was planned and orchestrated. He was always aware of how he presented himself Infront of his gege, but in that moment he wasn’t prepared, he was too aware of how he was presenting himself to the point where he was openly vulnerable. That’s what makes it perfectly. Hua Cheng is always sincere, but he was most sincere in his moment of vulnerability.

I LOVE Qijiu, but I also love Liujiu and wish Yue Qingyuan isn’t always pitted as the villain in Liujiu fics. Yue Qingyuan’s a yearner and he would 100% resign himself from Shen Jiu’s life if that’s what would make him happiest.

What if Shen Jiu always wore green because green represents growth — it represents spring, the direct opposite of autumn?