askxiahouba:

and I’m not—I’m not blushing because I might somehow be embarrassed or emotional answering these questions, okay!

[ooc: :3 thankyou for the compliments, anon! I’m sorry if the first part is unfunny ;_;]

[Hi guys, I’m not going to entertain any more ‘paedophile’ questions henceforth. What you have to understand is that these characters are all 2AD Chinese characters and it was an unfortunately and sadly very patriarchal society where women had few rights compared to today, and girls even less so. It’s awful and horrible especially if we put it in today’s context, but since you’re dealing with 2AD Chinese characters and their morals it wouldn’t be fair to impose our morals and values on them.]

Anonymous asked: What do you think of Guan Ping and Liu Shan?

[oh man thankyou so much for this! I’m so glad I got this ask ‘cuz I have this picture just collecting dust ;-;. I hope you don’t mind me stretching this question a bit more, Anon. This is all of Zhang Fei’s nephews (and Guan Suo), minus Liu Feng, Liu Yong and Liu Li. The second boy is Guan Xing, Guan Yu’s (oldest) biological son.] 

I’ve watched Guan Ping grow up from a starry-eyed boy to the magnificent general he is today. I’m glad he’s my brother’s son. I’m proud of him. 

Second brother’s other sons are still wee lads, but since my brother’s blood flows within them, I’m sure they’d be real works. Although I think that Guan Suo still has a lot of growing up to do. S’alright. Nothing a little time and wine can’t fix. 

Ah-Dou is. 

aint he just a splitting image of big brother, eh?

[really sorry about the lack of activity but ask-box is always open! fire away! :D]

大…大哥！救命呀！

“B-brother! Help!”

S’okay! I’m not here to be liked. I’m here to kick ass! A lot of ass!

And drink a little bit.

[omg anon I am so happy to meet someone else who appreciates Yide :’)

and also in the three panels Xuande, Yunchang and Yide are wearing travelling cloaks! And that is hex mark (with Xuande on it) Yide is leading. And yes, I can’t draw horses ;_;]