#Wang qishan skin#

His father knew of this and said: since you go every day, the seagulls must like you very much.

He would go early in the morning every day to play with them, and the seagulls would come in flocks of hundreds. On a faraway shore there was a man who loved the seagulls.It was later turned into the 15th century guqin song 忘机 wàngjī. This proverb is derived from a fable found in the Daoist text 列子 lièzǐ from the 4-5th century BCE. His courtesy name 忘机 Wàngjī comes from the proverb 鸥鸟忘机 ōuniǎo wàngjī (lit.Lan Wangji is strongly implied to have kept the peony Wei Wuxian tossed him in Yunmeng, preserving it as a bookmark.Lan Wangji managed to redirect the dog, but he continued to wait under the tree until other disciples came. When Jin Zixuan brought his dog with him while he was studying at the Cloud Recesses, the dog once chased Wei Wuxian up a tree while he was breaking curfew to sneak Emperor's Smile. The author's Weibo confirmed that Lan Wangji had known of Wei Wuxian's fear of dogs since their teenage years.According to Mo Xiang Tong Xiu, Lan Wangji likes to tie up Wei Wuxian during sex.His ability to become drunk on a single cup of liquor is genetic.This is the second of a trend: the gongs in author Mo Xiang Tong Xiu's works are counted in the order of appearance (Big Brother Luo, Second Brother Lan, San Lang (third son), etc). On this note, fans also call him 'Second Brother Lan' (蓝二哥哥).His fan nickname is Wangji (汪叽), a homophone of his courtesy name.He also dislikes being thanked by Wei Wuxian, knowing that he often thanks him as a way to praise Lan Wangji while denigrating himself.

Once Wei Wuxian is resurrected, Lan Wangji continues to protect him despite believing that Wei Wuxian had always known and does not return his feelings. The traumatized Wei Wuxian responds only by repeating 'get lost.' Nevertheless, Lan Wangji fights thirty-three elders from his own clan to protect him. After he risks his own life to save Wei Wuxian, Lan Wangji confesses his feelings. Lan Wangji's love for Wei Wuxian reveals his selfless nature. He notices small but important details, such as the maple leaves that indicate another exit from the cave of the Xuanwu of Slaughter, and that the Water Ghosts have led them to the center of Biling Lake. Perceptive and intelligent from a young age, Lan Wangji recognizes Wei Wuxian from a single song. He displays jealousy when the resurrected Wei Wuxian becomes friendly with a waiter, causing the man to remark that Lan Wangji looks as if the waiter had put his arm around his wife. After Wei Wuxian's death, Lan Wangji becomes drunk for the first time in his life in an attempt to understand why Wei Wuxian enjoyed the taste, and, in a fit of grief, brands his own chest with the iron of the Qishan Wen Clan. After kissing the blindfolded Wei Wuxian, he is so distraught at his own behavior that he attacks trees to vent his frustration. However, internally, Lan Wangji is a passionate person who feels deeply. 'With Wangji’s personality, how could he say anything if you do not ask? There are some things that even if you ask him he would not say.'

On the surface, Lan Wangji has a taciturn demeanor, as Lan Xichen explains to Wei Wuxian: Lan Wangji is stubborn from childhood on, insisting on visiting his mother's house after she passes away, even after knowing she would not return. He does not care to gain fame and glory from night-hunting he goes wherever people need help or, as other cultivators comment, 'wherever the chaos is.' Although society declares that the remnants of the Qishan Wen Clan have to die, Lan Wangji rescues the innocent child Lan Sizhui and raises him as a member of the Gusu Lan Clan. However, Lan Wangji does break the rules if they contradict his personal sense of justice. In his youth, Lan Wangji is stubbornly obedient to the rules of his clan, to the extent that he punishes himself for stepping outside the Cloud Recesses at night alongside Wei Wuxian, although Wei Wuxian had actually pulled him outside when tumbling off a wall. Beneath his collarbone, lies a scar from the Qishan Wen Clan's Branding Iron. His back is marred with thirty-three scars inflicted by the Discipline Whip. As a youth, he ranks second on the list of young cultivator gentlemen of his generation. He has light eyes and long eyelashes, and dresses in the characteristic white robes and forehead ribbon of the Gusu Lan Clan. The outlines of his waist and back are smooth and graceful, yet strong.

#Wang qishan skin#

Lan Wangji is beautiful, with fair skin and black hair. ' Although all of the clans in the cultivation world used extravagant words to describe the Gusu Lan Clan’s uniform as the best-looking uniform and Lan Wangji as an incomparable beauty who only appeared once in a blue moon, nothing could help the bitter facial expression that made him look as though his wife had passed away.'