He Tian the possessive freak has got to mark his name somewhere on the studs I BET YOU
A possessive husband. In the original he said “You’re not allowed to take it.” That’s hot.
Shan being protective of his bae I love it. Look at how he used his body to cover the knife in Tian's hand so that the shop-owner wouldn't find out that Tian was the culprit. He might be foul-mouthed but we all know he cares about Tian
LOL HE CHENG IS SUCH A CUTIE. He loves his lil bro so much. I hope they clear up the misunderstanding between them and He Tian treats him better in the future. Spoilers ahead if you want to know what happens.
He Cheng visits He Tian on Midautumn Festival, afraid that He Tian would be depressed if he was by himself. However, Cheng is greeted at the door by Zhengxi and Jian Yi, with Jian Yi getting all excited that He Cheng has brought over some moon cakes. (Jian Yi first calls Cheng "He Tian's father", then corrects himself). Little Mo then yells "who the fuck just came over again? Even with just half a person more, this much food isn't enough to go round" and then immediately shuts up as he sees He Cheng. He Tian then tells He Cheng to go buy some firecrackers. Cheng slams the door shut and leaves, with Jian Yi disappointedly commenting that he took the moon cakes with him. Afterwards we see Cheng in a bar with Brother Qiu, looking all dejected. Brother Qiu then asks Cheng "Why do you look depressed?" LOL Cheng thinks Tian will be depressed but in the end it's Cheng who is depressed, what an irony.
I think the words above the dog are "He gou ji." I don't really understand what "gou ji " means though. Gou means dog and ji is chicken. I looked it up to see if it was some profane slang but nothing came up. Ji might be short for "chicken dick," aka Mo's favorite curse word?
According to my research, it's immediately or promptly. I hope that is accurate for you!
That doesn’t make much sense in the context though :( How did you search it?
Well, that's what I figured would happen. I typed in the word 'ji,' and it lead me down the Google rabbit hole. I'm sorry. I wish I could have been helpful.
Oh why are you apologizing haha. Whatever the meaning is, we now know Mo is constantly thinking of He Tian. He is always the first one Mo thinks of hehe
Right? ! And He Tian KNOWS it! Makes me laugh.
He thinks of He Tian when he sees a strayed dog. He thinks of He Tian as he writes down on his notebook of truth (according to OXian’s weibo story) and now he draws a dog named after Tian. Boy is so in love but he doesn’t know
I was looking at some of the official illustrations and was very pleased to see some really hot pictures of He Tian and Little Mo! Made me a happy girl!
Read the raws and seme is still kinda assholic to the uke in the end. He is kinda possessive and always "bully" the uke. He isn't necessarily mean or anything, and he confesses to the uke, but I wanted to see him fawn over the uke for being such a bitch in the past, esp considering how devoted the uke is to him.
Do u have a link?
https://www.sakuraz.net/t/tag/田中森よこた
My bad it wasn't raws. It was Chinese scans.
Old xian posted this little story on Weibo and commented that he was the only one who could understand it. I'll give a rough translation here.
"One day, Mo Guanshan opens a notebook from last year. On the notebook mysteriously writes "There is a piece of pork in the fridge." He then immediately runs into the kitchen to open the fridge. Hidden deep underneath really is a piece of frozen pork. He then thinks "Fuck! I really never lie to myself."
Thus, he writes on the notebook:
"He Tian owes me a million yuan."
"He Tian is a big idiot."
One day, Jian Yi and Zhan Zhengxi find a piece of paper on the side of the road. On the paper says "Terrible man, our life together has become already too tiring/boring."
Jian Yi then gives the paper to He Tian, saying "Red Head gave this to you."
Someone explain to me LOL. Someone on Weibo speculated that Guanshan wrote "our life is tiring" on the notebook and then tore the page out because he thought anything written in the notebook will come true, and thus anything not on it will not come true. They also speculated that this means He Tian and Guanshan would be living together in the future.
Another interpretation is that Shan wrote it last year and afraid that it would come true, so he tore it off.
THAT’S REALLY CUTE
Sorry that I have to hop on the ranting boat. I love tsundere male characters, such as Mo Guanshan from 19 days, but Hyesung turns me off. 70+ chapters and we have no character development. Yes, character consistency is important, but development is equally, if not more, important. It is the job of a writer, thus, to balance these two elements.
The reason why Hyesung irks so many readers is the contradiction in what readers see and what readers are supposed to feel. Readers are supposed to feel that Hyesung likes Dojin but we see no such thing. Hyesung has done absolutely nothing for Dojin, never shown that he cares for Dojin's well-being etc, never shown that he is touched by the affection and sacrifices that Dojin made.
Here many Hyesung lovers would argue that we must sympathize with Hyesung, because Hyesung cannot bring himself to like Dojin just yet due to the terrible things Dojin did in the past. First of all, Hyesung does like Dojin, at least that's what the author wants us to believe. Second, even if the reason Hyesung is so apathetic towards DJ is because he still has a hard time forgiving Dojin, then the writer must explain it. Have a panel or two about Hyesung's inner turmoil. Such inclusion would also add great depth to Hyesung's character. It should never be left to the readers to have to theorize why Hyesung is so cold towards Dojin.
Right now Hyesung is no tsundere. He's just a tsun.
If you look at Guanshan, Guanshan insults He Tian all the time, but there are little moments that show he cares/ is touched, such as when he holds Tian's hands while Tian is having a nightmare, when he tries to stop the blood on Tian's hand, when he rushes over to Tian because he's afraid Tian is dying, when he asks Tian to give him a pair of pure black studs to mark him, etc. Old Xian is doing a great job balancing consistency and development. Guanshan is the same old sassy tsundere, but his feelings for Tian grow more and more evident.
Thank you so much for this. I don't want to hate Hyesung; I always choose to support or believe what the author wants us to believe or they want us to portray, but I'm having a hard time not to feel frustrated with him. I don't understand what's going on with him at all.