crossposting
All by x_los, all Scum Villain
Living With a Tiger, Original Luo Binghe/Shen Yuan, reincarnation, AU, arranged marriage between child!Shen Yuan and Luo Binghe
Anyways, Stan Shen Qingqiu, meeting a new transmigrator, crack
How To Stop Being Strung Along By A Guy & Get What You Deserve: 5 Steps to a Serious Relationship!, Luo Binghe/Shen Qingqiu | Shen Yuan
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ALSO, HOSPITAL PLAYLIST SEASON 2 ENDED AND THERE IS NO MORE. >_< but also ^_______^
How lovely were episodes 11 and 12? I actually prefer episode 11, because the moment of realisation/discovery was so very much nail-biting and squee-inducing. And episode 12 was more traumatic, patient-wise. But it was very, very nearly perfect.
Now I can re-watch season 2 in peace. I don't actually wish for Season 3 because my feeling is, quit while you're ahead. Season 1 was already excellent, Season 2 surpassed that despite my fears and that it has a lot more ups and downs patients-wise (look, they did this part so well that I can't not feel for their predicaments, unlike some medical dramas where the patient is a sort of realisation tool for the surgeon's romantic/professional development). And they're all adults. They've all got to a good place, relationship-wise and also professionally and ALSO personally. Let 'em live their lives.
Living With a Tiger, Original Luo Binghe/Shen Yuan, reincarnation, AU, arranged marriage between child!Shen Yuan and Luo Binghe
Anyways, Stan Shen Qingqiu, meeting a new transmigrator, crack
How To Stop Being Strung Along By A Guy & Get What You Deserve: 5 Steps to a Serious Relationship!, Luo Binghe/Shen Qingqiu | Shen Yuan
***
ALSO, HOSPITAL PLAYLIST SEASON 2 ENDED AND THERE IS NO MORE. >_< but also ^_______^
How lovely were episodes 11 and 12? I actually prefer episode 11, because the moment of realisation/discovery was so very much nail-biting and squee-inducing. And episode 12 was more traumatic, patient-wise. But it was very, very nearly perfect.
Now I can re-watch season 2 in peace. I don't actually wish for Season 3 because my feeling is, quit while you're ahead. Season 1 was already excellent, Season 2 surpassed that despite my fears and that it has a lot more ups and downs patients-wise (look, they did this part so well that I can't not feel for their predicaments, unlike some medical dramas where the patient is a sort of realisation tool for the surgeon's romantic/professional development). And they're all adults. They've all got to a good place, relationship-wise and also professionally and ALSO personally. Let 'em live their lives.