Productive Day
Apr. 3rd, 2021 03:14 amA very productive bank holiday Friday for me. I did my Mandarin practice, read some more of my book, finished editing my fic, started writing another fic, had a Zoom chat with the Newcastle gang, watched an episode of Nirvana in Fire, and watched some Black Sails on a group watch.
And, because![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
fangirlishness is an amazing human, she beta read my whole fic in a few hours so I could get it posted.
If you thought my Zhu Yilong/Chen Minghao fic was a rare pairing, let me present one that's even rarer. This is the only fic with this pairing on AO3, written because I was bemoaning toachray that all the Wu Xie actors were hanging out together but not my two favourites.
Yeah, I don't even know, but I had fun writing it.
Title: Handover
Fandom: The Lost Tomb RPF
Pairing: Zhu Yilong/Qin Hao
Rating: Explicit
Summary: Zhu Yilong almost wants to cry because Qin Hao understands. He’s worn the shroud of Wu Xie for months, has let him inhabit every part of him. He’s not sure anyone else gets it the way Qin Hao does. Even Sanshu, who wrote the books and created these characters, doesn’t seem to get it. Or rather he doesn’t seem to care the way Zhu Yilong does. It’s already getting to the point where Sanshu is avoiding his calls when Wu Xie wants to ask about some gap in the novels that he thinks will give him a better understanding of the character.
And, because
fangirlishness is an amazing human, she beta read my whole fic in a few hours so I could get it posted.If you thought my Zhu Yilong/Chen Minghao fic was a rare pairing, let me present one that's even rarer. This is the only fic with this pairing on AO3, written because I was bemoaning to
achray that all the Wu Xie actors were hanging out together but not my two favourites.Yeah, I don't even know, but I had fun writing it.
Title: Handover
Fandom: The Lost Tomb RPF
Pairing: Zhu Yilong/Qin Hao
Rating: Explicit
Summary: Zhu Yilong almost wants to cry because Qin Hao understands. He’s worn the shroud of Wu Xie for months, has let him inhabit every part of him. He’s not sure anyone else gets it the way Qin Hao does. Even Sanshu, who wrote the books and created these characters, doesn’t seem to get it. Or rather he doesn’t seem to care the way Zhu Yilong does. It’s already getting to the point where Sanshu is avoiding his calls when Wu Xie wants to ask about some gap in the novels that he thinks will give him a better understanding of the character.