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The four then part ways and Wei Wuxian starts to wonder where they will go next. But Lan Wangji does not move. After, they meet Nie Huaisang outside the Cloud Recesses and Wei Wuxian indirectly tells him not to associate himself with evil people. When Nie Huaisang leaves, Lan Wangji asks Wei Wuxian why he did not ask him about the truth.
Sixteen years in the past when Wei Wuxian was a teenager and had visited the Gusu Lan Sect to take training, he met his soulmate Lan Wangji, the righteous, quiet natured man born of a noble family. Despite the two having different personalities, Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian became good friends after experiencing many adventures and trials together.
The effects of the curse on Jin Zixun's body should remain even after death, unless the caster had died. His body disappeared after Wei Wuxian's death, so no one could confirm the marks had dissipated, which they would have if Wei WuXian cursed him - possibly to conceal the fact the marks remained even after the death of the Yiling Patriarch.
Upon hearing that both had died on a Night Hunt, he dedicated himself to finding their son. He eventually found Wei Wuxian on the streets of Yiling and fed him a piece of melon before taking him home to Lotus Pier. Because he favored Wei Wuxian in comparison to his own son, Jiang Cheng, he and Yu Ziyuan often argued.
Focalized through Wei Wuxian's limited point of view, it tells of their carefree, flirtatious days as teens—with the irreverent, mischievous Wei Wuxian juxtaposed against the somber, stickler-for-rules Lan Wangji; of the tentative bond they developed as young adults navigating the contentious issue of Wei Wuxian's cultivation path and the ...
Wei Daxun (Chinese: 魏大勋 ; born 12 April 1989) is a Chinese actor, singer, and host. Wei ranked 85th on Forbes China Celebrity 100 list in 2019, [ 2 ] and 56th in 2020. [ 3 ] He graduated from the Central Academy of Drama .
The fall of Shu signalled a change in Wei politics. After Liu Shan surrendered to Wei, Sima Yan (grandson of Sima Yi), overthrew the Wei emperor and proclaimed his own dynasty of Jin in 266, ending 46 years of Cao dominion in the north. After Jin's rise, emperor Sun Xiu of Wu died, and his ministers gave the throne to Sun Hao. Sun Hao was a ...
Cao Shen captured Wuxian, but in the meantime, Liu Bang had ordered that most of Han Xin’s best soldiers be sent south to assist in the Xinyang-Chenggao theatre, including Cao Shen. Han Xin complied. [11] Rather than be contented with the conquest of Wei and Dai, Han Xin refused to abandon the attack on Zhao.