Windchime

You know what hurts more than stubbing your toe against a piece of furniture at night? The fact that his works are highly unlikely to air anymore... I was so looking forward to Night Wanderer, Long Ye Qu and hearing his smooooth deep voice in them :(

Glad you didn't take it seriously, for some reason I feel like my comment came across as more serious than it was meant to be lmao. And talking about lighter and princess though, I swear I want to erase my memory and watch that drama for the first time again 😔 the chemistry was so fucking good I'll never get over it. I've watched all of feiyu's works and I still think he was the best with Jingyi, these two need to act again.

Ngl he does have beautiful eyes, he's so expressive with them too.

Yusei's face is always blushing and has such a healthy glow to it, I need his skincare routine.

Sounds cool. I'm totally here for it.

I know she's kind of everywhere lately but I'll be real, GO GIRL GET THAT BAG. She's chill af and I just want to see her happy, healthy and girlbossing the way she has been.

I've been used to their gl ads but this time, they really went deep. I liked the concept. Anyways, lesbian mermaid couple when?

Bless this shampoo company, their ads are so gay. They be giving us the crumbs we need.

Chinese gls have me in a chokehold. They just keep getting better and better.

I'll eat a table if I don't get to watch it anywhere.

Life's been good ever since korea decided to adapt more bls 😌

It should be illegal for gems like this to be buried so deep a dinosaur fossil is probably sleeping next to it. I'm about to call the cops.

Not sure what I just watched but I'm glad that I did. I liked the visuals. It was shot in such an interesting manner and the background music was nice too.

Sometimes horror based on real issues is more terrifying than fictional stories. I felt bad for the girl, and even worse knowing it's not that uncommon, it's just not talked about enough.

If people turned their fever dreams into a movie, it would be like 964 Pinocchio.

You know what? Idc anymore whether it's a censored or uncensored adaption. I'm a starving victorian child and I'LL EAT THIS SHIT UP. I've more or less gotten used to this sus brotherhood and 'no homo bro but I'll intensely stare at you like we're already married' thing by now, I just don't want anything to end up like hyx, chasing the light, winner is king etc. I'm fine as long as I'm getting my danmei and baihe dramas, I'll survive off these crumbs and wait for the day they could serve us the whole meal.

I'll truly watch the most random titles for some crumbs of Feiyu.

Is this movie based on Gozu/牛頭? That urban legend about a story so terrifying people who read it literally die from fear? I'm wondering because of the title, the village part also makes me think of the most popular version of this story. I swear, if they truly decided to adapt it, I'm going to bring all my friends to my place, tell them we're going to watch Titanic and then play this instead. It's one of my favourite japanese urban legends.

I'm glad this movie exists. I'm glad Takayama Makoto poured his experience into his writing. I'm glad someone decided to adapt it. And I'm glad I was fortunate enough to watch it. Because I don't think I'll ever be able to describe just how good this movie was. It was beautiful and it broke me but I don't regret it one bit, that's all I can say.

"Clothes are happy when someone wears them" it's such a small and casual line but I can't stop thinking about how cute it was, the scene (of Kosuke giving his jacket to Ryuta) was so adorable too. It holds a special meaning knowing how much Kosuke cared about his clothing, referring to them as his armour in the beginning of this movie. It's like he's subtly confessing that he wants to protect the other, share his armour, give him what made him feel safe.