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yuanbai-caicai said: @minutemarch yes, in huaisang’s quest for revenge, he does awful things and he gets innocent people caught in the crossfire. but dismissing his actions as “psychopathy” or “self-interest” misses the real tragedy of huaisang’s story. it’s huaisang’s love for his brother that causes him to choose to abandon the peaceful life he once desperately wanted– to become part of the cycle of brutality he tried to escape

yuanbai-caicai said: @minutemarch also, nie huaisang’s default state is looking at birds and painting fans. despite being raised in a world of violence and bloodshed, he tried to choose a gentler path. but the death of nie mingjue changed huaisang’s trajectory because, oh, SOMEONE MURDERED HIS BROTHER (not to mention the cultural expectation for “getting revenge for muh family”)

yuanbai-caicai said: @minutemarch nearly all of the major characters in mdzs have a huge laundry list of horrible things they’ve done to other human beings… and their own reasons for why they did that. singling one character out to call a “psychopath” or trying to say that one person is “morally superior” to another just ignores the complexities of mxtx’s story

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