>get chinese legend>make it gayer>get high box office in home countrythey keep feeding the chinese fujos!
>>155434204I've never heard of this
>>155435690it's been released recently, but honestly doesn't have much marketing outside of china even though it does have an international release. It's a heist filming involving the 8 characters in OPs pic trying to steal a magic lantern
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>>155434204can someone else who has seen the movie explain the last 20 minutes of yaoi plot twist?so did Lu dongbin sell the lantern or not?was Lu dongbin lord darkblade?he didn't agree with the decision, but was he the one that got zhongli quan expelled or not?who was that person that lu dongbin dropped off at the school?
>>155434204Yeah I say force this gay shit on China since they've done the same to us.
>>155435690I've also never heard of this, but I might give it a watch tomorrow just because it's NOT Journey to the West. At least they're taking a chance with one of their six billion other stories.
lmaohttps://www.theworldofchinese.com/2026/09/all-wishes-come-true-moive-review/A vessel for shipping?With an ensemble of characters, it is inherently challenging to develop a cohesive group narrative. All Wishes chooses instead to focus on two core characters, Lü Dongbin and Zhongli Quan. In some versions of the legend, Zhongli is Lü’s master, helping him attain immortality. The film dedicates an entire subplot to their growth as disciples of the same Daoist school, their bond, and their mutual redemption. Calm, composed, and dependable, Lü is the yin to the exuberant, playful, and wily Zhongli’s yang, yet both hold dear the ideal of sacrificing themselves for the greater good. Intentionally or inadvertently, this dynamic stokes viewers’ imaginations and sparks heated fan discussion about their CP, short for “coupling.”The subplot involving Lü Dongbin and Zhongli Quan, with its twists and turns, became a fan favorite, sparking a wave of fan “shipping,” Chinese animation film All WishesThe subplot involving Lü Dongbin and Zhongli Quan, with its twists and turns, became a fan favorite, sparking a wave of fan “shipping”Attractive duos in media that fans “ship” are nothing new. Recent animation hits like Ne Zha, and even Disney’s Zootopia, have inspired fans to speculate about the relationships between their protagonists—Nezha and Ao Bing, Nick and Judy—and imagine them as more than just friends.All Wishes certainly hit the CP goldmine, judging by the reaction on social media. On Weibo, the “Bin/Quan” fan community—a portmanteau of Lü Dongbin and Zhongli Quan—has attracted more than 58,000 followers and garnered 140 million views, contributing significantly to the film’s online buzz.
