Community Recs Post!

[glitteryv]

Every Thursday, we have a community post, just like this one, where you can drop a rec or five in the comments.

This works great if you only have one rec and don't want to make a whole post for it, or if you don't have a DW account, or if you're shy. ;)

(But don't forget: you can deffo make posts of your own seven days a week. ;D!)

So what cool fics/fanvids/fancrafts/fanarts/podfics/some other kind of fanwork have we discovered this week? Drop it in the comments below. Anon comment is enabled.

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[donutsweeper]

Accidental theme from me again today, this time Untamed/MDZS Modern-With-Cultivation AUs:

Long Story Short: Ghosts Are Real by cottonee (25k)
Summary Snippet: Wei Ying moves into a haunted building. He doesn't believe in ghosts. (Quirky and fun modern AU with an oblivious-to-the-modern-cultivation WWX)

Found in the Sharpness of Contrasts by nickel710 (35k)
Summary Snippet: Or, in which two resident scientist-mages in an Antarctic research base make their own problems, then try to solve them, but must first survive them. (This modern-with-cultivation AU has absolutely incredible world building with a great adventure for WWX and LWJ)

The Commonwealth of Jianghu v. Jiang Cheng by nevertheless (nev_longbottom) (4.6k)
Summary:
FACTS: Wei Ying alias Wuxian was suspected of criminal activity. The Commonwealth of Jianghu obtained a warrant for arrest. The arresting officers were in pursuit when Wei died in view of officers and surviving heirs. Legal heirs claimed the suspect's qiankun pouch off his body and refused to turn over to arresting party. The Commonwealth of Jianghu brought an action against defendant Jiang for refusing to surrender Wei property. Defendant Jiang appealed, arguing that the Commonwealth had a warrant against Wei not Jiang therefore warrant did not entitle the Commonwealth to the property.

ISSUE: Whether law enforcement can require a surviving estate to surrender the property of a deceased suspect on a warrant in the name of the deceased.

ANSWER: No

Click through to see the full summary judgement! (this entire story is the legal documents regarding to a case before the 'sublime court of the Jianghu' regarding the case as mentioned, incredibly original method for a fanfic and works really well)

[fred_mouse]

<3

Three i haven't seen :)

[glitteryv]

Hahah at the "ooops, here be THEMES" recs. Thank you. :D