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Zhao Yunlan sprawled on a couch, grinning at his phone. The background shows a purply sky with stars. Text reads "Slo-Mo Rewatch. Guardian - half an episode per week @ sid-guardian.dreamwidth.org."

Hello, Guardian Rewatchers! Thanks to everyone who's been part of the discussion, or has been reading along. ♥

Come join us for round 2 of the Guardian Slo-Mo Rewatch! We're watching half an episode a week (about twenty minutes) so we can talk and squee about our beloved 镇魂 | Guardian drama. With the second batch of episodes, be ready for mirrors, web novels, book scams, Zhao Yunlan's disaster flat and the start of the Hanga arc!

(For those who remember our last rewatch, this time we're aiming for a lighter touch. Posts are on the minimalist side - a brief summary, one quote, one screencap, maybe one noteworthy detail and some discussion-starter questions.)

We're looking forward to some more fun discussions as we revisit Haixing, Dixing, and the SID – and of course you can always drop in on any of the previous discussions at any time.

Fans of the novel, the drama, or both are very welcome! You don't have to keep up with the rewatch – it's absolutely fine to dip in at any time. We want to hear what you think! Those of us who participated in the Novel Readalong or are otherwise familiar with the novel are likely to compare and contrast the two canons, but it's 100% okay to focus purely on the drama.

Please consider hosting a post or two, if you're willing and able to! Comment with a date from the schedule below. Posts should ideally be made sometime on the Friday or Saturday, in any time zone.

Schedule for round 2
Weekend of 14 November - episode 6 up to 22:44:
Weekend of 21 November - episode 6 from 22:44:
Weekend of 28 November - episode 7 up to 24:30:
Weekend of 5 December - episode 7 from 24:30:
Weekend of 12 December - episode 8 up to 22:19:
Weekend of 19 December - episode 8 from 22:19:
Weekend of 26 December - no new post; catch-up time!
Weekend of 2 January - no new post; catch-up time!
Weekend of 9 January - - episode 9 up to 22:52:
Weekend of 16 January - episode 9 from 22:52:
Weekend of 23 January - episode 10 up to 22:09:
Weekend of 30 January - episode 10 from 22:09:

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sid_guardian

1 dramaverse fic, 2 novelverse fics, 1 RPF drawing. :)

I Will Miss Him Too (325 words) by facethestrange
Fandom: 镇魂 | Guardian (TV 2018)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Da Qing & Shen Wei (Guardian), Da Qing & Shen Wei & Zhao Yunlan, Background Shen Wei/Zhao Yunlan
Characters: Shen Wei (Guardian), Da Qing (Guardian)
Additional Tags: Ye Olde Haixing Era, The Pendant of Pining, or the Wrapper of Pining at this point
Summary: Da Qing picks up Shen Wei's most prized possession and lifts it up, mouth open in curious delight. The golden wrapper glints in a ray of sunlight at the entrance of the tent.

Everywhere (811 words) by facethestrange
Fandom: 镇魂 | Guardian - priest
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Kunlun/Shen Wei (Guardian)
Characters: Shen Wei (Guardian), Kunlun (Guardian)
Additional Tags: Plot What Plot/Porn Without Plot, Porn with Feelings, Sounding, Anal Play, Tentacle Sex, vine sex, Vines, Consentacles, use of powers during sex, Invisibility, Outdoor Sex, Tenderness, Soft, Aged-Up Character, Adult Wei, POV Shen Wei (Guardian), no nut kinkvember 2025, Kinktober 2025
Summary: Wei loves to look at Kunlun — the soft fire in his eyes, and the unruly curtain of hair falling around them, and the way his robes slip off his shoulders and he smiles, bare and shameless. But Wei loves this too — the yellow-green glow behind his eyelids as Kunlun gives and gives until Wei can't take anymore, unseen, everywhere.

It's Kunlun's turn to look at him.

Good Kid (693 words) by facethestrange
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: 镇魂 | Guardian - priest
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Chu Shuzhi/Guo Changcheng
Characters: Guo Changcheng, Chu Shuzhi, Minor Characters
Additional Tags: Set During Canon, Alternate Universe - Canon Divergence, Missing Scene, POV Guo Changcheng
Summary: "He— He should be home, but I haven't knocked yet," Guo Changcheng replies and winces. She's really sweet and she wouldn't roll her eyes at him, but he doesn't want to look at her in case she does.

"What do you want from him anyway that got you so terrified?" She raises an eyebrow. "Trying to ask him out?"

———
A slight canon divergence/missing scene of the moment where the auntie from the neighborhood committee leaves Guo Changcheng in front of Chu Shuzhi's door (volume 2, chapter 16).

Long Day on Set by facethestrange
Fandom: 镇魂 | Guardian (TV 2018) RPF, Chinese Actor RPF
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Bai Yu/Zhu Yilong
Characters: Bai Yu (Actor), Zhu Yilong
Additional Tags: Cuddling & Snuggling, Sleepy Cuddles, Literal Sleeping Together, Fanart, Drawing
Summary: They are ~~eepy~~ tired.

heresluck

Thinking of absent friends as the moon turns full and the year turns to winter.

Death and the Moon

(for Catherine Marcangeli)

The moon is nearer than where death took you
at the end of the old year. Cold as cash
in the sky's dark pocket, its hard old face
is gold as a mask tonight. I break the ice
over the fish in my frozen pond, look up
as the ghosts of my wordless breath reach
for the stars. If I stood on the tip of my toes
and stretched, I could touch the edge of the moon.

I stooped at the lip of your open grave
to gather a fistful of earth, hard rain,
tough confetti, and tossed it down. It stuttered
like morse on the wood over your eyes, your tongue,
your soundless ears. Then as I slept my living sleep
the ground gulped you, swallowed you whole,
and though I was there when you died,
in the red cave of your widow's unbearable cry,

and measured the space between last words
and silence, I cannot say where you are. Unreachable
by prayer, even if poems are prayers. Unseeable
in the air, even if souls are stars. I turn
to the house, its windows tender with light, the moon,
surely, only as far again as the roof. The goldfish
are tongues in the water's mouth. The black night
is huge, mute, and you are further forever than that.

— Carol Ann Duffy
from Feminine Gospels

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tinny

The challenge at

seasons_of_fandom was to randomly draw a tarot card and make up to ten icons (or other stuff - but I always choose icons) of the theme that card represents. I got The Star, which stands for "hope, bright prospects, and spiritual guidance." So here are some icons of people seeking spiritual guidance or generally being hopeful - and I used a star texture for all of them, too.

Teasers:

( 11+2 icons - all Wu-Lei-related )

Concrit welcome! Comments adored! Credit appreciated! Take and use as many icons as you like. If you want to know whose textures and brushes I use, take a look at my resource post.

Previous icon posts:

trobadora

rarepairexchange author reveals happened this night! I wrote Word of Honor femslash. :D

It was great to revisit Word of Honor - I need to find time for a full rewatch at some point! It's still so good. And I'm still so delighted with the women of Ghost Valley and all the thematic depth the drama added just by including them. Also, Ghost Valley worldbuilding is a lot of fun to play with!

(I'm a bit bummed out that almost no one seems to have read the fic, in what definitely wasn't a ship of two the last time I checked. But my recipient liked it, so there's that!)

Anyway, here's some backstory about Liu Qianqiao's early days in Ghost Valley:

**

forgetting any other tie but this (5410 words)
Fandom: 山河令 | Word of Honor (TV 2021)
Rating: Mature
Relationship: Liu Qianqiao/Luo Fumeng
Content Tags: Backstory, Canon Compliant, Getting Together, Ghost Valley, Ghost Valley Politics, Department of the Unfaithful, Worldbuilding, cameos by Wen Kexing and Gu Xiang, and several original Ghost characters

Summary: Something was wrong with Xi Sang Gui, and Liu Qianqiao couldn't simply sit and wait.

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http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20251103

The Girl Genius comic for Monday, November 03, 2025 has been posted.

http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20251103

china_shop

As always, it was a pleasure to host. Thanks for being such delightful guests!

Here's the final tally for Write Every Day, 16-31 October 2025.

( Tally )

Please let me know if I’ve missed you, and feel free to check in belatedly. :-)

china_shop

I read this last week, and it's been haunting me ever since.

A new kind of bias: AI choosing itself over humans
Adding another wrinkle, researchers publishing in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) recently discovered a startling trend they call “AI–AI bias.” Large language models like GPT-4 and Meta’s Llama 3.1 consistently favored content created by other AIs over human-written material across product ads, academic abstracts, and even movie reviews.

Study coauthor Jan Kulveit warned that such bias could reshape economic opportunities, with humans at risk of being systematically sidelined. “Being human in an economy populated by AI agents would suck,” he said on X, advising people to run their work through AI tools before submitting it if they suspect another AI will be evaluating it.

This creates a troubling picture: not only are AI systems struggling to deliver promised productivity gains, but they may also be reinforcing their own dominance at the expense of human contributions.

From this article in The Economic Times (India), which also covers an MIT study into AI business application ("95 percent of business attempts to integrate generative AI are failing"), the AI bubble, and AI psychosis.

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umadoshi

So here it is: the rest of autumn spread out before us, post-Hallowe'en and pre-Christmas with (in Canada) mainly the gray blur of November in between.

(It's really just as well we have our harvest celebration in October, but as always, I do envy the placement of it between Hallowe'en and Christmas in the US just in terms of not having the stretch between seasonal holidays. [I say, as if US Thanksgiving isn't horribly fraught in so many ways.] I don't know why I have such strong feelings about this. I had them before I stumbled into wanting seasonal decor at home for more than just Christmas and started feeling all adrift in that sense at this time of year.)

(This probably isn't why some people have non-holiday decor that can be swapped in and out, thus having more options, but it's a nice side effect, I imagine. *contemplates* Please feel free to tell me about your non-Hallowe'en decor! Full-on harvest stuff is not terribly seasonal here, but surely there are other options?)

Anyway. It's noticeably cooler here now, and still bright outside rather than all gray-skewed like my mental picture of the season, but the month is young.

If there are things you love about November, please share?

Last time we ordered groceries, I got a bag of Granny Smith apples with intentions of baking, and that...uh, that hasn't happened yet. Hopefully today after I get some work done, assuming nothing horrible has happened to them. (I worry about overestimating the durability of things like apples. And cabbage. We also have a cabbage. >.> It's been around longer.)

As for what to bake...well, I have my eyes on two Smitten Kitchen cakes and two RecipeTin Eats cakes (all new to us), and there's also an a cake we made last year, or just doing baked apples or crisp. We'll see.

In cat news, the other night Sinha was being a tremendous pest to Jinksy (as is typical), and unexpectedly, Jinksy remembered (???) how to scruff him! He scruffed Sinha a couple of times a couple years ago, and it's pretty much the only thing that's ever actually made Sinha back the fuck off, but then that was it. Maybe he won't go another year or more without remembering about it again. (It's such a complicated feeling for us, because Sinha makes the most pathetic keening noises and gets really upset about it [and the other night it took an hour or so of him racing around the house grumbling to himself before he settled down, which was awkward since we were trying to sleep], so it's a bit heartbreaking, but we are absolutely in favor of Jinksy standing up for himself and saying, "NO. You will STOP.")

umadoshi

I wound up reading fourteen novels/novellas in October! Here's what I've read since my last reading check-in.

KJ Charles' The Secret Casebook of Simon Feximal (historical M/M) is a neat setup, where the narrator has been partnered for years with a paranormal investigator and has written famous accounts of the cases they faced, and is now much more privately writing about their personal history and the cases that instigated and shaped their romantic partnership (with, of course, many references to cases he's already written about for the public eye).

Dweller on the Threshold is my second read by Skyla Dawn Cameron, in which a woman inherits a probably-haunted house early in the covid pandemic. It's creepy and well-done and much weirder than it initially seemed likely to be (although to nowhere near the degree of weirdness that her The Taiga Ridge Murders, which I read late last year, turned out to be).

Dreadful Company (Vivian Shaw) was a quick, fun read. It's the second Dr. Greta Helsing novel, and it left me in the odd-feeling (but not uncommon for me, really) position of having enjoyed it without feeling any particular need to seek out the following books.

What Stalks the Deep is the third of T. Kingfisher's Sworn Soldier novellas, which due to the increasingly-horrifying prices of ebooks (in particular novellas, IMO) I borrowed from the library. OT1H, that's deeply annoying, because I generally really like Ursula Vernon's writing and would like to simply buy everything, if only to support her (and yes, I do know library borrows do contribute to that as well); OTOH, I avoided spending something like $20 on a NOVELLA and was (briefly) spared the need to decide what to read next, because when this became available at the library, it became my obvious next read once I'd finished Dreadful Company. Also, I enjoyed it; I wouldn't recommend reading it without at least reading the first book in this set, and if you've read and liked the previous ones, you'll presumably like this one too.

(Before my many-years-ago-now decision to spend a year [ha!] reading mainly/only from books I'd purchased but never read--which has pretty much been ongoing ever since, because I keep buying books--I almost never had to think about what to read next, because I had several hundred holds on hard copies at the library, and basically would just put something on hold and immediately suspend the hold for a year or two [whatever the maximum was], and then frequently scroll through the list and re-suspend books if I caught them in the window between them being automatically unsuspended and actually heading my way. Whatever books I didn't catch in that window arrived for borrowing at the library, so I'd pick them up and read them, whatever they were.)

Also

scruloose and I finished Fugitive Telemetry, although it took us long enough that I had to check it out from the library a second time (which I'd rather avoid, given my understanding of how ridiculous the ebook/audiobook situation is for libraries >.<). When we circle back to listen to the first novel, we'll definitely have to be ready to actively focus on finding time for it.

Current reading/watching: I'm a few chapters into Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil (V.E. Schwab), and on the non-fiction front, a little ways into Anne Lamott's Almost Everything: Notes on Hope.

Meanwhile,

scruloose and I are two episodes into season 2 of Silo.

tinny

After my vacation, I felt much less exhausted, but still not 100% well enough to try many new things. So it's a mix of fluff and trying (but not sticking with) new things.

TV new (ongoing)

The next Wu Lei costume drama I tried was The Long Ballad from 2021, starring him as a young general from the grasslands, and Dilraba Dilmurat as the titular Changge. OMG why did nobody tell me that this has a) a cross-dressing FL and b) Wu Lei in "barbarian" braids? I am smitten. The storytelling is quite good, too, the characters are all flawed in different ways, and the action isn't quite as ott tropey as on other shows. Still plenty, the ML has to save the FL again and again, all the usual tropes are there, but she also has agency and gets stuff done on her own. The only thing I really don't like much is that it's obviously cast with only young idol actors who are too young for their roles (especially Wu Lei omg - he was 20!). But that's really my only complaint so far. It's more of a growing-up tale for both leads than a torrid romance, although the romance undercurrents are extremely strong and I like it all a lot. I'm now a little over halfway through, and they have both confessed their love for each other, just not *to* each other. I suspect this drama will not have any kisses, but at this point I am invested enough in their love that I don't mind too much. I have also grown fond of the second FL (played by Zhao Lusi), so I don't need to skip much. I'm going slowly through the drama, because I don't want it to end - that's always a good sign. It's free on youtube or on viki.

a few caps

She does not look very believably male but points for effort

The Long Ballad

Disguises for all

The Long Ballad

Braids for all

The Long Ballad

Fur and rivets

The Long Ballad

Muscles and long hair

The Long Ballad

Strong female lead (also braids)

I started another period drama - a xianxia that AvenueX recced: A Moment But Forever. It's so over-the-top magical, with lots of very esoteric locations and sparkly visual effects that I am honestly charmed. (I remember Lost You Forever had quite a few of those kitschy locations as well, but even though I loved LYF *a lot*, I always had to laugh at those. This show does it better!) I can't say I liked the ML's looks much at first (he's played by Liu Yuexi), but I got used to it over time and now find he looks okay. He has a nice and natural laugh, too - which is useful in this series, because it's quite humorous. I don't hate the humor in it, either, it's mostly subtle and underplayed, which I generally like. It bored me a bit in the middle there (eps 8-13), but now the ML is slowly starting to a) clue in to the FL's actual identity (she's a goddess but is forbidden from telling him) and b) fall for her, so it's getting a bit more interesting again. The humor has devolved into more ridiculousness, but it's still okay so far. I'm on ep 23 (of 36) now. I really liked the arc where she has to walk through his subconscious: lots of dream sequences and magic fights, and finally the ML gets a bit of face acting to do (he has to be mostly stoic otherwise). I'm enjoying it for the magic and beautiful scenery/creatures, so I don't mind that the romance is glacially slow so far. They're still not together (and may never be? idk?), but I do enjoy the silly xianxia magic, and the steampunk craftsmanship.

a few caps

the main couple

A Moment But Forever

his palace has a glowy tree

A Moment But Forever

and a very pretty throne

A Moment But Forever

celestial dragon

A Moment But Forever

magical steampunk craftsmanship

Starlit Bloom is a short noona romance cdrama - 24 eps of about 12 minutes pure running time (without intro/trailer). It's cheaply made compared to the things I usually watch but not as cheap as some old Z1L stuff (*cough*). The acting is so-so, the dubbing is meh, and the story is one long trope. But it's short, so... who cares. It's about a young second-generation rich guy who falls in love with a female entrepreneur. I like the noona aspects, and I hate all the tropes, the usual. It's nothing special, I'm already on ep 18 and think I'll finish it soon. It's on viki.

TV continued

I watched two more eps of Dream Within a Dream. It's starting to bore me a little, I have too few costume dramas to compare it to/enjoy the parody. But it's still good, I'll likely continue. Just very very slowly. :) ...And now I know Liu Yuning (he played the second ML in The Long Ballad), so I have one more reason to continue it.

TV (dropped)

My Youth - a kdrama starring Song Joong Ki, who I really like from Sungkyungkwan Scandal and Vincenzo. I got to episode 5 of 10 when the foreshadowing looked too tragic for me and I stopped. They may just be messing with us, but I wasn't invested enough to find out. It's about child-tv-star-turned-florist Sunwoo Hae (played by Song Joong Ki) and his high school crush/not-crush Sung Je Yeon (Chun Woo Hee) who went on to become an agent working for a production company. It's very slow, lots of childhood and high school flashbacks (which I found mostly annoying because I'm watching for the ML and half the time his character is not played by him...). There are lots of nicely lit shots, and I like it a lot visually. The characters never seem to communicate with each other, often changing the subject mid-sentence or asking questions of each other that are never answered. There's this whole thing about his father remarrying and nobody knows anything about anything, like... does that couple never talk to each other at all? That's a whole pattern on this show, with all the characters. The romance is developing in a (to me) unusual way, with him being infatuated with her but trying not to overwhelm her with it, and her having been infatuated with him in high school but now... over it? Idk? Anyway, it's an unusual dynamic, and the slow, mostly observing, hardly ever explaining pace really worked for me. It's on viki.

Movies

I watched Kpop Demon Hunters! It's as good as everyone says it is. I first thought it was going to go the Zootopia route of prejudice against others, but it went the Frozen route of don't be ashamed of yourself. Despite me constantly trying to compare it to other movies, it felt fresh and fun, and the music was good. Some of the animation went too far into "ugly anime" for me (but the popcorn eyes made me laugh), the tiger and bird otoh were very Ghibli. It was a strange mix but it worked. The boy band seemed to be moving in unnatural ways to me, but apparently that was done on purpose. I didn't find it attractive, in any case, and I usually like kpop boy band dances. Overall a solid rec.

Deep Cover - a British comedy about a group of improv comedians going undercover for the police. It's very absurd, and I loved it. A little dark in places - the film plays it off as funny but I imagine it must be pretty traumatic for the characters. It stars Orlando Bloom and Sean Bean (half of lotr right there) and Nick Mohammed (from Ted Lasso). It's a rec. I also liked the blues guitar soundtrack.

Things I looked at (like 20 minutes each) but did not really pick up (yet) :

Melancholia - noona kdrama with a maths genius student and his teacher (apparently the romance only starts after he's no longer her student but I didn't get very far in). Looks interesting.

I started Glass Heart on Netflix, the Japanese "drummer girl joins a band" thing which friends have recced to me as nice romance and found family. So far I think it's nice, the FL is interesting, and the music is great, and there's lots of rain with beautiful imagery, and a genius composer who I'm not quite sure about whether I like him or not yet. I've only seen a little over half an ep (of 10). I'm too stressed (back at work after my vacation) to have a long attention span :( but I'll definitely try to continue that show.

Bon appetit your majesty - I got through ep one, typical kdrama length of over an hour, so that's not as little as it sounds. So far hasn't gripped me, but I'm willing to try.

Dongji Rescue - it came out on streaming platforms on October 4th, so I now have better quality. But I haven't taken the time to watch it yet.

Saw a trailer for a (non-Asian) m/m drama, called Heated Rivalry. It will air in November, the trailer looks good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADi1iextoUM

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Since I'm up to date with uploading my tenipuri fics online now, I thought I would share them here.

Title: Royal company
Summary: Atobe catsits Karupin.
Relationship: Atobe & Karupin
Rating: G
Words: 505
Warnings: none

Links: dreamwidth | AO3 | personal website

Title: I have to do what?
Summary: Atobe and Marui are college roommates. Atobe hadn’t expected that it meant doing housework.
Relationship: Atobe & Marui
Rating: G
Words: 474
Warnings: none

Links: dreamwidth | AO3 | personal website

Title: Let me hit you, just once.
Summary: Akutsu wins a cute toy (not his choice of price). Sengoku can’t keep his mouth shut.
Relationship: Akutsu/Sengoku
Rating: T
Words: 316
Warnings: none

Links: dreamwidth | AO3 | personal website

Title: Worth waking up for
Summary: Sengoku wakes Akutsu up with a gift.
Relationship: Akutsu/Sengoku
Rating: G
Words: 398
Warnings: none

Links: dreamwidth | AO3 | personal website

china_shop

(Okay, semi-random. I had it as part of the rewatch post, but I just swapped it out for a different one, and now I have to post this one somewhere, because asdkfhaskdfjhasd! /dork)

Zhao Yunlan crouched on a table, reading a case file, while Da Qing looks on with popcorn.

Zhao Yunlan crouched on a table, reading a case file, while Da Qing looks on with popcorn.

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sid_guardian

How the time flies!

It seems like we were starting Guardian Bonus Bingo only a few weeks ago and now we’ve (almost) made it to the end.

If you missed a prompt or two (or five), good news! You have the entire month of November to submit any fills you might not have completed earlier in the fest.

If you’ve completed fills for every month, don’t forget to turn in the reporting form so you can get your badge, once again made by the ever-amazing highlynerdy!!!

After November ends, we’ll send out badges to everyone who completed the form.

Thank you so much to everyone who has participated! You made so many wonderful Guardian creations and it’s been a blast bringing bingo back for a few months!!!

Fest info below for anyone still working on fills:

Friendly Fest Reminders:

This is a low-stress fest. The point is to create fan works and have fun.
All modes of creation are accepted!
All ratings, all ships, rpf, Weilan derivatives, and even works based on other Priest novels are accepted. Please tag accordingly.
Three prompts per month instead of one. This is to give people more options. You only need to create for one prompt to earn a fill. (You are, however, welcome to complete or combine all of them if you’d like.)
Prompts are inspiration only – follow them as strictly or as loosely as you’d like
No min/max content requirements.
No works created using generative AI

About/FAQ - Contains full fest info

AO3 Collection - You may also post in other places (tumblr, Dreamwidth, etc.)

If you @ our tumblr account, we’ll happily reblog your fill.

Fest Prompt Master List:

June (B): Chase | Door Key | Respite

July (I): Cake | Reconciliation | Emergency

August (N): Incoming Call | Free Space | Festival

September (G): Hands | Midnight | Good Fortune

October (O): Illumination | Worth It | Shameless

askerian

TOTAL: 1521, a lot of which i'll probably have to discard. yee.

POSTED: zip

IN PROGRESS:
-suburban ot4, nel and grim scene i might have to cut out (900 words)
-cherry wine : touka and tobirama that's not gelling (528 words)
-svsss cosplay fic (93 words)

hhsvbhsh.

no teasers this month.