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ANON you have an incredible eye for detail but I’m afraid I can’t read seal script either! I can barely read my own handwriting rip

anyone out there with proficiency in ancient texts and material culture want to take a stab at it?

@scaredy-cot a hero among mortals, truly!!!

I took 与世殊伦 yushishulun straight to zhihu.com, where I found folks who’d gone straight to baidu-baike. @scaredy-cot is completely correct in saying that the phrase roughly means not of this world; baidu-baike gets us to a Jin Dynasty quote by 左思 Zuo Si: 虽无壮士节，与世亦殊伦. 

The Jin Dynasty is beyond my range of expertise, so I might mess up the translation a bit, but the best I can parse is: though I lack the bones of a warrior, I still stand apart in the world (I’m reading 节 jie as joints here, which I pushed a little to get to ‘bones’). It’s worth noting that the connotations of 殊伦 shulun leans towards the exemplary; 殊 shu means ‘to stand apart in an outstanding manner,’ and 伦 lun evokes the usual, logical, ordinary progression of things, so putting the two together gets you to ‘someone who stands out from the ordinary’ (it’s a bit like the compliment 非凡 feifan, lit. ‘not mortal, ’ to describe something or someone extraordinary).

Bisexuals:

Lan WangJi’s breaths were short and disordered. His hoarse voice whispered beside Wei WuXian’s ear, "… fancy you… “

Wei WuXian hugged him tight, "Yes!”

Lan WangJi, “… love you, want you… ”

Wei WuXian raised his voice “Yes!”

Lan WangJi, “Cannot leave you… do not want anyone but you… it cannot be anyone but you!”

He repeated over and over again the words Wei WuXian said to him, his voice and his body trembling at the same time. Wei WuXian was almost under the illusion that he was about to cry.

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The owner of the drone was so impressed by the brilliant attack that he suggested organizing a competition for bringing down “dragons” with short spears next year.

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