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RANDOM DASHBOARD INSPECTION!
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long haired boys🥺 (they definitely did this in the gallus quarters at one point. johan puts joshua's hair in space buns.)
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tell me im not the only one trying to figure out if this is a skirt or just flowy shorts or what (im settling with flowing pants for now)
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tell me my king why is your waist so snatched here
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[ID from ALT: A fullbody digital drawing of my OC, Millenium, standing in front of a mirror that is reflecting her form after her death, Mimi. Millenium's hands are clutched in front of her, insecure, her back turned to the camera. Mimi is posing with confidence, smirking with her arms up and hands pressed against the mirror's surface. Millenium has her blonde hair down, wearing a simple sweater and pleated skirt. Mimi is wearing a flashy outfit, with a dress that fades into a transparent skirt, a seethrough bodysuit underneath, and unattached sleeves. Her hair is pink and pulled into high twintails, with her short bangs dyed black. She's wearing cat ear headphones, with a cat tail peeking out from her skirt. The room reflected in the mirror behind Mimi is glitchy, while the room outside the mirror is dark and dreary. End ID]
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About Raligon...
What if I told you he's not gonna be a cleric? 👀
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I think paleolithic people would be delighted to learn that we to this day are still studying and researching the things they left behind. Not for any material benefit, we're just curious. They're people and we like snooping on other people just to know what they're up to. Imagine being able to contact one just for one conversation to ask them about their stuff.
"Hey yeah there's this cave that that got painted around the same time that your people were around the area, it's insanely cool but I just wanted to ask, what's the deal with all the horses? We love them and they're beautiful but we want to know the thought process behind them." "Yeah that was cousin Gabi, and we don't really know either. She doesn't talk, but damn if she isn't good at painting horses. We don't know why it's important, but she cannot be stopped." "Ah okay, understandable."
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W Vanessa with my heroes
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An aro meme for myself
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elf yuri except one of them is high fantasy and the other is one of santa's
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One thing that's vitally important to remember is that feeling ''weirded out'' is not a form of harm. It is a completely normal part of socializing. It is the feeling of encountering something unfamiliar. In order to be a kind person, you must learn to how to distinguish between "harmful" and "weird." And then you must accept the weird.
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obsessed with stories where you can never go home
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Criminal Psychology (犯罪心理) | Chang'er (长洱)
Links: Novelupdates | Kinky Translations
Tags: Drama, Mystery, Psychological, Romance, Yaoi
Chapters: 310
Read on: 12/13/2023-12/21/2023
This novel has left me with conflicting emotions. Its both fast and slow, hot and cold, shows the dark sides of society while supporting humanity's morality as a whole. While this novel has its flaws, its incredibly good at directing the reader's emotions. Its also incredibly heavy, and deals with highly sensitive topics.
This novel is not for everyone.
Lin Chen is embroiled in a set of overarching criminal plots when he is implicated in a serial murder case. Xing Conglian, the chief police officer in charge of the case, finds himself paying more attention to Lin Chen as the first case develops. He sees that the top four families in country seem to have it out for this young psychologist for unknown reasons, and his superiors are angry about Lin Chen's continued involvement. But they continue regardless.
Lin Chen and Xing Conglian slowly unravel an entire plot regarding the innate construction of the human mind, culminating in a tense situation involving millions of civilians. As those who are taking a stand continue to meet gristly ends, a dark web of connections forms. That's all I'll say about the plot for now.
Lin Chen is quite an interesting character. He's both mysterious and charming, ruthless towards himself and incredibly soft towards others. Most of my drive for reading this novel came from feeling his emotions with him- he's both rational and incredibly sympathetic towards those put in his care. He's determined to make decisions that hurt- and for good reasons. The growth he has through the novel feels organic. For a good portion of the novel I was quite concerned about his mental state, especially after things started culminating in the fourth and fifth arcs. A lot of foreshadowing of his mental state is shown even in earlier arcs, and despite the author admitting that the first few arcs were written as short stories the effort made to link things together didn't feel too odd to me personally. The ending does feel a bit rushed, but the author mentioned they were going to write another arc if their health hadn't failed them.
Xing Conglian is three things: a police officer, a retired secret military unit, and a rich heir. While having these three titles, he doesn't feel overbearing- he's very down to earth, but decisive and a capable leader. He's used to holding the sky up, has a tendency to control, but also knows himself well and is a capable leader. This reminds me to tell you that yes, this is a cop drama- I would day it isn't too bad honestly? But considering censorship, the police department is not thrown in a bad light despite things.
Also, their first sexual encounter together is.. weird. Its frantic and bordering on nonconsensual, Lin Chen is not in the right frame of mind, and literally no one was here was happy about it (me included). I'm deciding to ignore it, as the rest of the scene was quite good about the result of all of the little actions they were taking towards each other (and the translator had to go find the smut because it got censored), but man. Xing Conglian. I don't think that was the best time to fuck him.
This novel deals with criminal psychology and references many complicated and painful subjects. The author uses actual psychology and real papers as research references. This book was written in 2015-2016. The 'good guys' don't always win and those who need saving are not always saved.
I would recommend that if you want to read this book, to carefully go over the triggers and make sure you're in a good frame of mind before reading. Especially if you have trouble with depictions of suicide, or detailed depictions of rape, please keep yourself safe.
That being said, if you are in the mood for an interesting story full of twists and turns, give this novel a try. I quite liked it despite the few things I have issues with.
How was the translation? Good! I love Kinky and their translations because they go out of their way to make sure their readers get what is going on! They also translate Nian Zhong's novels and that alone makes them my beloved.
Would I recommend this novel? Yes, But again make sure you're okay with the content.
Would I reread this novel? No. The fourth arc alone means I'll probably never consider this novel for a reread. It was good, but its too heavy.
Trigger Warnings: Gore, Suicide, Major vehicle accidents, Drowning, Use of "retard" to indicate someone is braindead in one situation, MLM/Cult control tactics, Animal death, Graphic depictions of rape*, Victim blaming, Homophobia, Prostitution, Human trafficking**, Human experimentation**, Pharmecutical fraud, Child sexual assault, Epidemics
*Some of these depictions come directly from the mouth of the perpetrator while gloating about it, and the fourth arc in general is very! distressing! Please proceed with caution.
**Part of this novel references 2015 material about the Republic of Congo, and using the rainforests there as a backdrop for human trafficking, virus and drug development, etc. There are depictions of some of the tribes living in the rainforest itself, and some disparaging comments from side characters about religion and beliefs there.
Arc names and detailed trigger warnings under the cut:
1) One Sand (Oedipus Complex)
Gore, Suicide
2) Two-Way (Stockholme Syndrome)
Major vehicle/car accidents, Drowning
3) Three Graves (Collective Unconsciousness)
Suicide, Use of the word 'retarded' to equal braindead, MLM/Cult control tactics
With this arc I'm little sad at the depiction of how Tor works, as live broadcasting something like this would be impossible to do anonymously on a dark web browser. Especially in 2016.
4) Four Tones (Histronic/Antisocial Personality Disorder)
Gore, Animal death, Rape (And descriptions of, from the perpetrator), "False accusations of rape", Victim blaming, Car Accident, Suicide, Homophobia, Prostitution
Very fucking distressing. holy fucking shit
5) Five Floats (Introjection, Blind Arbiter)
Human trafficking and experimentation, animal testing, drugs, weird racial stuff, brief suicidal thoughts, Gore, Pharmecutical fraud, Child Sexual Assault, Suicide, Epidemics
Thank you all for once again supporting Mara Reviews~ I need to read something happy after this.
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