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2. Lan Wangji
300k slowburns, poetic gentle words that wrapped your heart like the cloud, angst with happy ending that hurts you so GOOD. His works could easily pass as literature.
Until 1 day he wrote 100k worth of kinky af PWP and you know where his talent really lies.
300k slowburns, poetic gentle words that wrapped your heart like the cloud, angst with happy ending that hurts you so GOOD. His works could easily pass as literature.
Until 1 day he wrote 100k worth of kinky af PWP and you know where his talent really lies.
3. Jiang Cheng
Master of genfic. Wrote canon-compliant fics about family, friendship, and other filial/platonic relationships.
Either angsty as hell with only open/hopeful endings as consolation; or just cute, soft, fluffy slice of life stories.
Wrote fics for LXC& #39;s fics.
Master of genfic. Wrote canon-compliant fics about family, friendship, and other filial/platonic relationships.
Either angsty as hell with only open/hopeful endings as consolation; or just cute, soft, fluffy slice of life stories.
Wrote fics for LXC& #39;s fics.
4. Nie Huaisang
Ocassionally wrote achingly beautiful 1k oneshots that left you ached for more, but mostly just dropped galaxy brain ideas in twitter then leave, the complete sadist.
Also surprisingly good at poetic PWP.
Ocassionally wrote achingly beautiful 1k oneshots that left you ached for more, but mostly just dropped galaxy brain ideas in twitter then leave, the complete sadist.
Also surprisingly good at poetic PWP.
5. Jin Guangyao
Took prompts and requests. Could write ANYTHING, no squick, no NOTP, no nothing, and always finished his fics even when he was working 5 fics at a time.
Check his bookmark and you& #39;ll see he had a thing for polyship.
Took prompts and requests. Could write ANYTHING, no squick, no NOTP, no nothing, and always finished his fics even when he was working 5 fics at a time.
Check his bookmark and you& #39;ll see he had a thing for polyship.
6. Lan Xichen
His writing was beautiful but sometimes hard to follow because it was too dwindling. His fanarts, however, knew no par. He was more known as the fandom& #39;s artist than writer.
Sometimes he drew for JC& #39;s fic.
His writing was beautiful but sometimes hard to follow because it was too dwindling. His fanarts, however, knew no par. He was more known as the fandom& #39;s artist than writer.
Sometimes he drew for JC& #39;s fic.
7. Jiang Yanli
Only occasionally wrote missing scene fics and not very well-known; but she had fun writing them anyway.
Known as the fandom& #39;s mom who cheered for other creators, left them long comments, promoted their works, etc.
Only occasionally wrote missing scene fics and not very well-known; but she had fun writing them anyway.
Known as the fandom& #39;s mom who cheered for other creators, left them long comments, promoted their works, etc.
8. Nie Mingjue
Had like 10 WIP fics, all action/adventure themed and they were so GOOD except that he most likely wouldn& #39;t finish them because he either got distracted by new ideas or leave the fandom completely for a new one.
Had like 10 WIP fics, all action/adventure themed and they were so GOOD except that he most likely wouldn& #39;t finish them because he either got distracted by new ideas or leave the fandom completely for a new one.
9. Wen Qing
The brainy author, stories packed with detailed references about particular topics. Made you feel smart after reading them. Her writings tended to be cynical and straightforward.
The brainy author, stories packed with detailed references about particular topics. Made you feel smart after reading them. Her writings tended to be cynical and straightforward.
Writing style references:
1. WWX: Terry Pratchett.
2. LWJ: Haruki Murakami
3. JC: Jhumpa Lahiri
4. NHS: Richard Siken
5. JGY: no specific style
6. LXC: Vladimir Nabokov
7. JYL: Alice Munro
8. NMJ: J.R.R. Tolkien
9. WQ: Agatha Christie
1. WWX: Terry Pratchett.
2. LWJ: Haruki Murakami
3. JC: Jhumpa Lahiri
4. NHS: Richard Siken
5. JGY: no specific style
6. LXC: Vladimir Nabokov
7. JYL: Alice Munro
8. NMJ: J.R.R. Tolkien
9. WQ: Agatha Christie
