That reverse dynamic is not my cup of tea :'< unless you'd be interested in df/dh getting pegged if that still counts as renheng. Most representations I've seen of bottom dh/df looking all cutesy, overly feminine, delicate, or submissive aren't my thing (╥﹏╥)
My Jupiter, beloved headcanon is that Dan Feng is taller than Yingxing, smokes like a chimney, and is at his wits' end bc Preceptors want him dead and no one sees him as anything but a living weapon. Let me have my self-destructive lanky yaoi man ˗︿˗
dropping this here because I want all my works archived in one place (again, 4 months late). in case you missed it: Yingxing trying to babytrap Dan Feng ♡ not as if they aren't married already
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#hengren#fengxing#xingyue
@burger6967741 Im so glad people enjoy them because sometimes i feel silly while writing them and i feel like it's way too much, but at the same time i think the info is nice 🥺
oomfies I know it's been months, but do we fuck with these little notes and tidbits at the end of each chapter? :'3 I think they're quite informative and can be a little funny sometimes + they also give some insight on the worldbuilding, but coding them in is so hard (´•︵•`)
@burger6967741 Coding wise it is particularly painful for me because it's never been my strong suit and also dealing with AO3's HTML is a nightmare. One rogue closing tag or unclosed quote and the whole thing blows up :"O
Moral of the story is that Dan Feng and Dan Heng’s fates and identities will always be intertwined with their wives, whether they like it or not. I like to think their fates are predestined to end up together again, and there’s nothing they can do about it ꒰ঌ( ᴗˬᴗ)໒꒱(5/5)
Did you know the Azure Dragon is directly associated with the planet Jupiter in ancient Chinese astronomy and astrology :3 And the word Yingxing is linked as well to Jupiter in archaic Chinese astronomy. UGH IM SO SICK ABOUT THEM (1/5)
#hengren#fengxing
The number 12 is considered to some extent auspicious because it breaks down into 1 and 2, or reduces to 3 (1+2=3), symbolizing growth and creation. It also benefits from the lucky connotations of the number 2 (good things come in pairs) (4/5)