Thank you for posting! Very informative.

I actually jumped in a later season and that was fine. I dont think I've ever seen the first or second season.

Ponyshoe theory :kelly:

He had arrived at Wesleyan University, where he discovered his artsy, angsty personality could actually be attractive to women. He got a girlfriend, traded his basic name for a more interesting one, and found a mentor, the eminent film scholar Jeanine Basinger.

According to him, yes.

I don't even play the games but I love watching his runs.

Are you the driver greentext person?

:angery:

I thought I did that, must have forgotten. Thank you.

Great guy, asked him for book recommendations about China/its revolution and he delivered. Books in question were:

Edgar Snow: Red star over China

Jack Belden: China shakes the world

Theodore White and Annalee Jacoby: Thunder Out of China

William H. Hinton: Fanshen: A documentary of revolution in a Chinese village

He also said that any Peter Hessler book was fine. I've only just started Red star and I'd recommend it.

Haven't really read a lot of sci-fi unfortunately. But the expanse is pretty good.

Thank you for the recommendation. I'll check it out when I have the time!

I am aware of that(except long war one, would you recommend it?). But it was the most recent thing that came to my mind(and it might therefore be the thing OP drew their inspiration from). Or if you wanna get wacky with it, the "bio weapon that targets white people" might be the new thing we say China is doing(although I truly doubt this)

This is the concept of new fucking bond movie, bioweapon that can target people based on specific dna.

Why do you think she is problematic?

I'm not sure about the reincarnation/resurrection ban. I mean, look at 99.99999% of all modern wuxia/xinaxia novels. They all start out having the ultra powerful mc die after getting betrayed, and reincarnate in the past or in another body.

Reminder to donate to your local Basilisk project.

I assure you this is all very well researched.

Very cool and based, thank you very much. I appreciate it.

responsible for the most wasteful aspects of building aesthetics that we see today.

Would you mind going a bit more into that/link to some interesting articles if it's not too much of a hassle? It sounds very interesting. I am someone who has taken a casual interest in architecture and I would like too know more.

It keeps hitting itself in confusion.