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kinktober week 3: esen/ouyang/zhu + “a yank on the leash, a touch under the chin” (+ ouyang wet dreams) and ayushiridara/baoxiang + desk sex and crying and pale peach and first times
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for @radiantemperorweek day 4 // Beach Episode
the worst ppl you could ever think of and ma xiuying enjoying a day at the beach
bonus
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oh 12.65 litres of blood clinging to the outside of my body, we're really in it now
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I needed to practice hands, so I did gay fanart about it
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one day, in a thousand years
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opposite ends on the “third wheeling brother” spectrum
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every sapphic book i love → she who became the sun by shelley parker-chan
"you have a lot of feelings in you, ma xiuying." "don't mistake it for caring about your life or death, monk." but it was too late; she already cared.
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Inside her there was only the perfect, blank brightness of belief and desire.
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It was all perfect: everything he needed, dished up on a plate. It was perfect because his fate was inescapable, and it would happen no matter what he thought or felt or did.
— The Radiant Emperor by Shelley Parker-Chan
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she who became the sun lesbians
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“I’d wondered why you chose me instead of Sun Meng, since I’m so much uglier than he was, but now I know the truth: it’s because I have breasts. You took one look and knew I was the man for you.” “Now you’re laughing about it. You lose a body part, and all of a sudden you’re so eager to show off what extras you have?”
She Who Became The Sun by Shelley Parker-Chan
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Zhu from She Who Became The Sun ☀
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edit challenge vs. @gideonsharrow → round one ✧ book i haven’t read yet but want to soon ± she who became the sun
it was a pull from a fate in the outside world, where greatness was made.
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@storyseekers event 18: 2021 debut — she who became the sun by shelley parker-chan
"when all we have are these brief spans between our nonexistences, why not make the most of the life you're living now? the price is worth it."