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Dec 18, 2019 · Jiang Cheng (played by Wang Zhuo Cheng 汪卓成) One of the most polarizing characters in The Untamed, Jiang Cheng becomes the brother of Wei Wuxian when he’s adopted by Jiang Fengmian (Lu Jiangmin). The two get off to a rough start, but eventually, develop an authentic brotherly bond.
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Wei Wu Xian and Lan Wang Ji, two talented disciples of respected clans, meet during cultivation training and accidentally discover a secret carefully hidden for many years. Taking on the legacy of their ancestors, they decide to rid the world of the ominous threat.
- Gay pictures.
- That headband.
- justchinesecouplethings.
- Subtle kisses.
- What Is The Untamed About?
- What's The Big Deal, then?
- So The Main Characters Are Gay? But What About China's Censorship?
- What About The Rest of The Untamed's Plot and Characters?
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- I'm hooked. When Do We Get Season 2 of The Untamed?
The Untamed is based on Mo Dao Zu Shi (literally "Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation"), a novel by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu. It is a Xianxia story, which means it is a fantasy adventure heavily influenced by Chinese mythology and martial arts, among other traditional elements. The story is very detailed, so getting lost keeping track of the many character...
Mo Dao Zu Shi is a BLstory — "boy love," a term used for works depicting love between men for a presumed female audience. In the original novel, after many adventures together, Wei WuXian and Lan WangJi become a couple, and their sentiments for each other are very explicit. Though the story has been adapted a few times before — there's an audiobook...
On December 31, 2015, the China Television Drama Production Industry Association posted guidelines that included a ban on showing LGBT relationships on TV. That means fans never see anything as explicit as in the novel between Wei WuXian and Lan WangJi. There are no kisses, so their relationship can easily pass for an adorable bromance, if that's h...
The story is very complex. Half takes place before Wei WuXian dies, hated by everyone, and the other half takes place when he is resurrected and no one recognizes him. There are numerous clans — the Lans, the Jiangs, the Jins — with very peculiar rules, styles, and traditions, and we get to see how they fight for power and manipulate each other as ...
All of the episodes are currently on Netflix. You can also watch it on YouTube. But be careful: if you get past the first two episodes and the cheap but somehow endearing special effects, there's no going back.
Once you get to the end of the story, you'll realize there's not much else to be said. All the loose ends are solved and all the characters get what they deserve, so another season is very unlikely. But if you really, really miss it, you can always read the novel and watch the animated adaptation, like many other fans who got obsessed with the seri...
The Untamed (Chinese: 陈情令; pinyin: Chén Qíng Lìng) is a 2019 Chinese television series adapted from the danmei novel Mo Dao Zu Shi by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu, starring Xiao Zhan and Wang Yibo. [1] It follows the adventures of two soulmate cultivators who travel to solve a series of mysteries that link to a tragic event in the past.
The series follows the adventures of two soulmate cultivators who travel to solve a series of murder mysteries, eventually finding and defeating the true culprit. It aired in China on Tencent Video from June 27 to August 20, 2019. A 20-episode special edition of the drama aired on WeTV starting December 25, 2019.
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Nov 18, 2020 · The show follows our two main characters: Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian, who are cultivators from different clans that pair up together to solve a series of mysteries and murders linked to a tragic accident in the past.
