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MXTXNET Trading Card Game 

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jiang cheng + being like madam yu

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A collection of posts from the Sailor Moon Store’s official Instagram page for Sailor Neptune’s birthday (March 6th)!

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No regrets~

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What gives… What gives you the right not to tell me all of those things? You said you would be my subordinate when I became the clan leader. You said you would support me for your entire life. You said you would never betray me. You said you would never betray the Jiang Clang. You said so yourself…

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gotta love duolingo’s random ass sentences

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The blood pool scene is so impactful and so emotional because it is a show of incredible human kindness, acceptance and forgiveness.

The Wens living in the Burial Mounds knew - they must have known, for sure - that their name and their fate would forever be tied with the crimes of Wen Ruohan and his family, with the horrors of war and its many losses.

They knew their days were numbered, even under Wei Wuxian's protection - and we know that even from Wen Qing's and Wen Ning's goodbyes before surrendering to the Jin sect.

They were all so very grateful for every single day they lived in the Burial Mounds and they became Wei Wuxian's family, his community of love and trust as the rest of the world ostracized him and villainized all of them.

These people -innocent people! - died horrible deaths, killed in cold blood - and we know that such deaths usually burden the soul and the body of the deceased with a lot of resentment. And they may even remember who the people who killed them were when they awaken.

But during that second siege, in the Demon Slaughtering Cave, the Wens did not hold onto that resentment. They could have torn their murderers apart, fueled by the energy they accumulated in the blood pool for 13 years. They were all very powerful, able to subdue the endless horde of zombies that invaded the cave, what would have some cultivators with locked spiritual energy been able to do against them?

But that wasn't who the Wens were. They were kind and forgiving, and they returned to help the person who granted them just a bit more of life before their inevitable death. And they helped everybody else, too - they didn't need to, nobody expected them to, but they saved the lives of those who took theirs from their duty and gratefulness to Wei Wuxian but also to show that, at some base level, they understood their fate. They did not want it - who would? - but they understood.

And with a final bow, they let their protector know that they were ready to move on, and he should too. That they love him and forgive him and are grateful for everything he has done for them. That they could finally protect him in turn, despite being unable to do so when they were alive.

And that they waited for him, to say their final goodbyes.

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happy birthday jackie! @nyx4

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😊

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Xiao Zhan for @nyx4​

↳ Happy birthday Jackie ♡

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yunmeng shuangjie fighting side by side for @nyx4

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Guardian 镇魂 | Episode 36

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You little brat, you’re about to be married and you’re still being this naughty. Luo-yi is up to her neck with your dowry, why aren’t you helping her? Whoever heard of a bride preparing her own dowry?

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Yiling Patriarch 🥳🎂  Do not repost pls

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to be honest there has never been a fictional character i’ve actually wanted to date. like. i want them to date each other. i don’t want myself as a person to be involved in this scenario whatsoever. what would i add to this narratively? what’s my thematic purpose in the narrative? immersion breaking. 

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“Lan Zhan, let’s go back home to Gusu.”

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