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wangxianficrecs · 7 months
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watch your anger by loosingletters
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watch your anger
by loosingletters (@loosingmoreletters)
T, 1k, Cangse Sanren
Summary: Watch your anger, her master used to say, never reprimanding Cangse Sanren for her temper tantrums, mainly reminding her of what she stood to lose if she gave in. Cangse Sanren survives. Wei Changze does not. Kay's comments: Knew this one was going to hurt before going in, but phew did it hurt! I really loved it though. A canon divergence story where Cangse-sanren survives the last night-hunt she went on with her husband, but Wei Changze still dies and we even get to witness how and it's not pretty. I really enjoyed Cangse-sanren't voice in this story and her anger especially. The story follows the time immediately after Wei Changze's death and I also really liked how it shows Cangse-sanren's struggles, e. g. the excerpt below. Excerpt: A-Ying clings to her, starts crying when Cangse Sanren leaves his sight. She can’t go on even a minor nighthunt with him, she cannot tell him to stay behind. Her wounds are far from healed and her hands won’t stop shaking and any craft Baoshan Sanren ever taught her cannot be applied. Cangse Sanren wanted children, a dozen little hands pulling at her skirts and begging for bedtime stories, but she never wanted to raise a child on her own. A-Ying is sweet, but he throws tantrums and she lacks Changze’s patience, his creativity for appropriate games, his steady hand preparing wonderful meals. She lacks all she needs to raise her son safely, far away from the sects.
pov cangse sanren, canon divergence, cangse sanren lives, angst and hurt/comfort, wei wuxian isn't adopted by the jiangs, non-yunmeng wei wuxian, yanling daoren, baoshan sanren, canonical character death
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mtg-cards-hourly · 2 months
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toweringclam · 1 year
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Where are they now?
No seriously where? We haven't seen any of these planeswalkers since War of the Spark or earlier. We have no confirmation of their current status. What are they up to? Will any of them show up in March of the Machines or Aftermath?
I'm leaving out planeswalkers who:
haven't shown up in a canon story yet (Grist, Aminatou)
were last seen imprisoned and presumably that hasn't changed (Ugin, Bolas)
were name-dropped in a way that confirms their current status (Samut)
are dead (Dack, Gideon)
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Daretti deserves a special mention because he was supposed to appear in War of the Spark but got cut, making his last appearance in 2016's Conspiracy: Take the Crown.
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mowu-moment · 2 months
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i'm still a sucker for yanggu and yanling ever since the first magic product i bought myself was the global series. they literally team up in that product's story, so i think they deserve a teamup card. featuring a sorta shitty sketch
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thelakesuite · 1 year
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got tagged in a game to name 10 favorite characters from 10 different fandoms of mine and got put into crisis over how many fandoms i should have
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niobefurens · 2 years
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Chapters: 21/21 Fandom: 魔道祖师 - 墨香铜臭 | Módào Zǔshī - Mòxiāng Tóngxiù, 陈情令 | The Untamed (TV) Rating: Mature Warnings: Major Character Death Relationships: Bàoshān Sànrén/Lán Yì, Bàoshān Sǎnrén & Yānlíng Dàorén, Yānlíng Dàorén/OC, Jiāng Yànlí & Original Character(s), Jiāng Yànlí/Jīn Zǐxuān, Jiāng Chéng | Jiāng Wǎnyín & Jiāng Yànlí & Wèi Yīng | Wèi Wúxiàn, Jiāng Yànlí & Wēn Qíng, Canon Relationships - Relationship Characters: Bàoshān Sǎnrén, Lán Yì (Módào Zǔshī), Yānlíng Dàorén, Jiāng Yànlí, Jiāng Chéng | Jiāng Wǎnyín, Wèi Yīng | Wèi Wúxiàn, Jīn Zǐxuān, Yú Zǐyuān, Madam Jīn (Módào Zǔshī), Jiāng Fēngmián, Wēn Qíng (Módào Zǔshī), Wēn Níng | Wēn Qiónglín, Módào Zǔshī Ensemble Additional Tags: Pre-Canon, Canon Plot-fill, Canon Compliant, Implied/Referenced Sex, Implied/Referenced Character Death, Implied/Referenced Torture, Canon-Typical Violence, Canon-Typical Behavior, Weakness, References to Illness, Introspection, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, Family Issues Summary:
The previous incarnations, and canon life, of Jiāng Yànlí in chronological order.
Intro ch. 1 Pre-canon Age of Ancestors plot-fill: Bàoshān Sànrén, Lán Yì; Yānlíng Dàorén (ch. 2-6). Pre-canon Jiāng Yànlí childhood, and canon plot-fill from her point of view (chapters 7-20). Chapter 21 is my own, non-canon, conclusion.
The title is inspired by The Nobility of Failure: Tragic Heroes in the History of Japan, by Ivan Morris; 1975.
The story itself by the possible anagram Lan Yi = Yanli (only in the Roman alphabet).
I've played around with homonyms and homophones a bit. Non Chinese literate though so I'm not sure they work.
Referenced English translation EXR (removed from site; now available here: https://www.webnovel.com/book/the-grandmaster-demonic-cultivation_13325039506495605 same chapter count). It was either this, or waiting till 2023 for the complete 7Seas edition.
Some meta in the notes.
I've expanded elements which in MDZS are underdeveloped (or left marginal); and have added scenes that are not canon but do not contradict it (canon compliant plot-fill).
No beta: we live and die with Jiāng Yànlí 😉
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robininthelabyrinth · 2 years
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Okay I have no idea if your still taking prompts - but plot twist: WRH IS 400! YEARS OLD! He just forgot. Maybe remembers, maybe Baoshan Sanren smacks him and goes: YO - Mao-Ge what’s up!
“My master told me about you,” the little girl said, and at first Wen Ruohan had no idea why she was talking to him or who the hell she thought she was to do so, but then he noticed the distinctive patterns on her clothing, black and white. They were familiar, even after as many years as it had been.
“Ah,” he said. “I see that another of Baoshan Sanren’s doomed disciples has come down the mountain.”
The (undoubtedly nameless) girl flushed red.
“How’s your master doing these days?” Wen Ruohan asked, lips twitching in faint amusement. “Hopefully not still using the heating systems from four hundred years ago – we’ve had a few developments since then, you know, and that mountaintop must get terribly cold…”
“Did you really curse her to stay there?” the girl blurted out.
Wen Ruohan arched his eyebrows. This one was daring; her predecessor, who had been called Yanling Daoren, had also wanted to know, but he hadn’t been bold enough to ask directly.
“That depends on your definition of cursing,” he said mildly. “As well as ‘stay’ and ‘there.”
Also possible the word ‘really’, but who was counting?
The girl rolled her eyes.
“Do you have any grand ambitions for the world before you die?” he asked, curious, and was even more so when then girl shook her head in denial. “Really? Then why come down the mountain at all?”
“To live,” she said.
Wen Ruohan nodded: he understood that motive quite well. He and Baoshan Sanren had always disagreed on the best way to live out immortality – he in the world, participating in it, connecting with others even if it meant he would eventually lose them, while she had preferred her aloof mountain remove, in which no one ever died but merely ‘left’ of their own free will…
“Best of luck to you, then,” he said with a shrug. “May you live a better life than my shijie wanted for you.”
“And you, too,” Cangse Sanren – that was what they called this one, wasn’t it? – said with a smile. When he arched his eyebrows in silent question, she explained: “You should be getting around to dying sometime soon, shouldn’t you? Your form of it?”
“Mm, yes. I hope, anyway. Surely someone will get around to declaring war on me eventually.”
The cultivation world was far too prone to allowing itself to be ruled by a single person. Last time around he’d been one of the ones involved in the rebellion, fighting against evil; this time, he’d decided to take the lazier path of being the evil himself and waiting for someone to develop the backbone to take him down. Sadly, he’d been waiting a while, but surely it wouldn’t take too much longer. Another generation or two at the most, no doubt.
He couldn’t wait.
“Eventually,” she agreed. “Do you have any notion of what you want to do after that? Will you still go by the surname ‘Wen’ as you’ve done so far?”
Given that he’d deliberately set up his sect to be completely destroyed, filling it up in the meantime with every thief and liar and lecher he could find? Probably not. The whole ‘stick to your clan’ idea had been a good one when he’d innovated it four hundred years ago, but it was clearly not working out in the long run.
Still better than the school he and Baoshan Sanren had once both been part of, though, with its teachings spread out to anyone who could make it in without discrimination. Imagine the awfulness of the rising generation achieving immortality – Jiang Fengmian? Jin Guangshan? Forever?!
Ugh. Definitely not.
“I’ll figure something out,” Wen Ruohan said, then grinned, with teeth. “Maybe I’ll swap places with some small sect leader during a raid that conveniently wipes out the rest of his sect and spend my next lifetime as an obscure and invisible part of a crowd, commenting on everything without interfering or taking responsibility. What do you think of that?”
“I think,” she said thoughtfully, “that you should go with Sect Leader Yao for that. No one would ever suspect him.”
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hectab · 2 years
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Dragon Raja and why everyone and everything always has a different name.
If you ever tried to read the manhua, play the game or watch the animated show and got confused by the constant changing of the names of the characters and the lore, I think you'd like to read this little essay.
Hi, I'm hectab, and for some reason I decided to translate Dragon Raja from Chinese to english a couple years ago, which has been strangely enjoyable, but also annoying in some ways.
You see, this is not unique to this franchise, I am aware, but when your Chinese property has a ton of international characters and keeps including real-world mythology from other cultures, you need to start making decisions, because things have different names in different cultures.
So, is your name Johann or...?
For starters, the name of the series is Long Zu (龙族) and it means something like "Dragonkind".
The editorial initially called it "Longzu: Eragon" and then they changed it to "Longzu: Dragon Raja"
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Maybe they mixed "D" with "E"? Maybe they liked how it sounds, maybe they read the western Eragon books, who knows.
You see, Long Zu was never translated, it basically doesn't exist in the west, but it was huge in China, so much that they decided to make an expensive MMO based on the franchise, the results were so flashy that they went global and by 2020 it was nearly everywhere.
Now... Americans are used to a few Japanese words, but are they open to Chinese ones?
What about people that aren't familiar with anime and manga?
How do we market a guy called Chu Tianjiao? Screw it, we'll call him John.
So yeah, they localized a lot of it:
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Funny thing, Luminous already has an American name in the books but there was no way they were going to call him Ricardo.
Then the devs decided to change how they call the characters and everything in the middle of the story, which made it even more confusing.
So why is this a problem? Just show people the graph, right? Yeah I guess, but for me the problem was...
The Manhua
First let's address the fan translation:
When I was translating the manhua, in order to avoid making decisions and offering explanations, I just kept the game names, but then I realized that by doing that, I shot myself in the foot, I'll give you an example:
You see, let's mention three not-so-random things from these books:
Caesar's skill: Lian You
A creature: The Kamaitachi
A clan of Japanese mobsters: The Oni
They called each of those things "Devils" (They technically are though).
So now we have three different things with the same name in english, and at some point I had to write stuff like:
"Caesar had to unleash his devils against the devils in the streets while running away from the devils."
Give me a break...
Caesar's name is its own mess, no one can decide how to spell it, even official sources from China contradict themselves, is it Caesar or Cesare?
The official translation of the manhua came out later, but even they decided to change how they call some things in the middle of the story...
Here are the manhua terms that I can recall at the moment:
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Yanling
Ah... Yanling, the superpowers of the series.
I'll explain why Yanling, Ex.Skill, Soul Skill, Sacred Words and Kotodama are exactly the same thing and how the hell that happened:
Yan Ling means something like "the spirits of words" or "sacred words" and it is an ancient Chinese belief in words and names that withhold spiritual power.
You could also call them "magic words", "spells" or "sacred sounds" in western cultures and most importantly: Kotodama in Japanese culture.
That word, "Kotodama"...
Japanese arc, Japanese words!
You see, Jiang Nan is kind of a weeb, he's not hiding it, the franchise is heavily influenced by Anime and Manga, so he tends to take Japanese elements and translate them to their Chinese equivalent, be it culturally or merely linguistically.
For example: Caesar Gattuso's Yanling is called: "Lián yòu".
Lián yòu is the Chinese word for "Kamaitachi" which is a creature from Japanese folklore, three wind-devils with sickle claws that cut people.
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In the original Chinese version they're called "Sickle Ferrets" but if you're translating it to english, should we call them that or do what the game did? "Wind devils".
But wait, since it's directly mentioned that they're from Japanese folklore, maybe we should translate it to Japanese as Kamaitachi.
Or maybe just leave it in Chinese as Lian You?
Now let's say you picked Japanese and called them Kamaitachi, should Yanling be changed to Kotodama then? Should I change Jiude Ya Ji to Sakatoku Aki? Should I change every name to their original culture's equivalent?
In that case the Sheqi Bajia should be changed to the Japanese Yamata no orochi instead of Eight-headed snake in english, but can you see? Right there you have three different ways to translate the exact same thing and they're all correct in their own way.
Other examples of this include:
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I could go on for centuries, those were three books of Japanese stuff.
And then it came out, the...
Donghua / Anime
I don't know why, but the studio refuses to type the names of actual places. I'm not even talking about a translation, this is the original script in Chinese.
The characters clearly talking about China and America, but they never seem to type the actual names of those countries, just very similar-sounding ones... Why is that?
Anyway... That's the end of it.
Writing a wiki about this stuff sure must be fun, huh?
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vfgdsed · 27 days
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The violence of one person and the pain of two people
Jiang Weiping, a native of Dalian, Liaoning Province, has the name of Jiang Wei, a famous general of Shu Han, but he failed to inherit the ambition and conduct of the former. Perhaps, when he walked out of the university campus in 1980, as a rare college student at that time, he was also full of passion and devoted his blood to journalism. However, since he repeatedly hit the wall, this passion suppressed by external forces has turned into violence, and violence will be poured on the weak. In this way, Jiang Weiping's wife, Li Yanling, the closest and most resistible weak person around Jiang Weiping, has become the tragic beginning of this miserable woman.
This family composed of two knowledgeable intellectuals should be rational, warm, at least quiet and orderly. However, Jiang Weiping did not love his wife. At first, it was just a discord. The same-bed couple were like strangers, followed by abuse, and then punches and kicks followed. It is difficult to imagine that such a seemingly elegant and polite scholar is a true beast in front of his wife. Jiang Weiping never cares about his wife's feelings. He only has himself in his heart, so he will beat his wife for trivial matters in life, suspecting that his wife is unfaithful to him, and even once just because a telecommunications worker came to repair the phone, Jiang Weiping was furious and believed that his wife and the person who had just met for less than ten minutes were private. Tong. Li Yanling's forbearance again and again has made the violent Jiang Weiping. Li Yanling really had to get warmth from other men as Jiang Weiping speculated.
Daughter Jiang Yue was born in a family environment where her father had domestic violence and her mother cheated. The young Jiang Yue once did not know what the New Year's Eve dinner was, because parents always quarreled on New Year's Eve. Falling the dining table, kitchen knives and quarrels replaced the Spring Festival Gala, fireworks and firecrackers, becoming a reserved program for Jiang Yue's New Year's Eve in her childhood. When children of the same age are playing in the arms of their parents and asking for New Year's money, Jiang Yue needs to be careful not to make a sound and hide in the kitchen to touch a few cold sugar bags. Many years later, Jiang Yue went abroad to study and went further and further. Domestic violence seemed to be far away from her, but those shadows of childhood were still with her. Today, at the age of 35, she has been in love many times, but she failed to get married, because she did not believe in love, resisted marriage, and was afraid to meet her father. The same man is afraid of repeating his mother's mistakes. Those happy peers had already been married and had children, and she was the only one who used the rest of her life to guard the grave for the marriage tragedy of her parents.
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wangxianficrecs · 2 years
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Proud Author of a New Work
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I'd like to slip something into your Proud fic from a new author before you go, if that's OK? (I've loved ur blog SO MUCH and just always thought it'd be cool if you one day recc'd it when it was done/here what u think). [Thank you! I'm so sorry I'm going away :(]
It's not finished yet. It's wangxian with intersex wwx and unexpected baby (not a-yuan), post sunshot. Wwx doesn't run away with wens, they're freed differently. Political intrigue, yunmeng siblings feels, LOTS of worldbuilding and ocs. Characters who didn't get names or backstories get them, including but not limited to Mama Lan &Yanling Daoren. Good brother in law Jin zixuan. Lan zhan has friends. Xxc getting to meet wwx. (Not all of this has happened in fic yet, but planned). Mxy pov and mo family development. Good brother jzx, good siblings jc and jyl. Wwx finds out what happened to his parents. Political intrigue, character exploration, ocs include juniors from various sects & civilians. Lotus pier and Jiang sect development. Jiang yanli, Jin zixuan, and wen remnants live. Rogue cultivator wen Ning. Child xue yang running around. Cultivation development, demonic cultivation development. Fairy/nature spirit elements Diverging au. Fae vs Yao. Shape-shifting. Mystery. Nie huaisang is a badass cryptid and his fan is a spiritual weapon. This rec maaaaay contain vague spoilers. Exploring old stories referenced in the canon world. Fun subtle references To Mdzs & other Works. [Wow, this is going to be epic, isn't it?]
A Mother's Love 
by FirefliesNLightningBugs (M, 152k, wangxian, WIP)
Summary: The Cultivation World is Old. Filled with legends and stories about terrible Monsters and perpetrators of great feats. Some of which are lost to time even as new ones are written and rewritten, unceasing as the flow of the changing tides. With tales of the infamous Yiling Laozu being but a recent addition. Three years after the Sunshot Campaign life has moved on. Wei Wuxian is still the Jiang First Disciple, and feels as ineffective as ever. Still haunted by the dead, his own secrets, and his failing relationships; still cursed for the red eyes he sometimes wears. An unplanned occurrence shakes him from the stupor that his life has become. But the dangerous thing about wakeful eyes is that they sometimes land on things that they weren't looking for.
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mtg-cards-hourly · 10 months
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bookofjin · 2 years
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Administrative geography of Western Han (34,107)
According to Ban Gu's Book of Han.
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Yuande爰得
Xunjun眴卷
Pengyang彭陽
Chunyin鶉陰
Yuezhidao月氏道
Anding安定郡
Fuyi撫夷
Linjing臨涇
Yinmi陰密
Anding安定
Canluan參䜌
Yinpan陰槃
Anwu安武
Yuande爰得
Pengyang彭陽
Beidi北地郡
Maling馬領
Zhilu直路
Xuyan昫衍
Fangqu方渠
Chungu鶉孤
Guide歸德
Lüepandao略畔道
Niyang泥陽
Yuzhi郁郅
Yiqudao義渠道
Yiju弋居
Dayao大𦥼
Not located
Taiyuan太原郡
Yuli于離
Guangping廣平國
Pingli平利
Yangtai陽臺
Chengxiang城鄉
Julu鉅鹿郡
Wutao武陶
Changshan常山郡
Pingtai平臺
Duxiang都鄉
Beidi北地郡
Chudao除道
Wujie五街
Huihuo回獲
County locations and ancient rivers, lakes, and shorelines from The Historical Atlas of China.
I have intentionally stuck to the Hanshu where it differs from the Historical Atlas.
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fantastictrashblaze · 2 months
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Long-term domestic violence causes Li Yanling dare to anger dare not speak, perhaps to be able to get some comfort from others, Li Yanling chose to cheat on revenge, gave birth to her daughter Jiang Yue.
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ladysunamireads · 2 months
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whith14 · 7 months
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Okay before we get past Lost Caverns of Ixalan, I want a list of which Planeswalkers I'm predicting to have kept their Sparks, K for Kept, L for Lost.
WHITE
Basri: K
Elspeth: K
Teyo: L
The Wanderer: L it appear like this might have been confirmed
BLUE
Jace: L
Mu Yanling: L
Will: L Confirmed
BLACK
Davriel: L
Liliana: K
RED
Chandra: K Confirmed
Koth: L Confirmed
Rowan: L Confirmed
GREEN
Garruk: K
Jiang Yanggu: L
Nissa: L Confirmed
Vivien: L (Either Garruk keeps or Vivien does)
WHITE-BLUE
Niko: K
Teferi: L Confirmed
BLUE-BLACK
Ashiok: K Confirmed
Kaito: K
Tezzeret: L
BLACK-RED
Angrath: L
Daretti: L
Ob Nixilis: L Confirmed
RED-GREEN
Arlinn: L
Samut: L Confirmed
GREEN-WHITE
Ajani: K Confirmed
Calix: L Confirmed
Huatli: L Confirmed
WHITE-BLACK
Kaya: L Story maybe confirmed
Sorin: K
BLACK-GREEN
Grist: K Just got a feeling that Grist is modern
Tyvar: L Confirmed
Vraska: L
GREEN-BLUE
Kasmina: K
Kiora: L Confirmed
Oko: K
BLUE-RED
Ral: K
Saheeli: L Confirmed
RED-WHITE
Nahiri: L Confirmed
Quintorius: K Confirmed
3 COLOR+
Sarkhan: L Confirmed
Dihada: K
Narset: L Confirmed
Jared: K
COLORLESS
Karn: L Confirmed
Ugin: K
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