Full Time Magister Season 1 Episode 1

Okay, Let's Talk About Wei Wuxian...From The Start

Right, Full Time Magister, or, as I like to call it, "Wei Wuxian Does Wild Things: The Origin Story." Episode one, boom, straight in with the chaos.

Is it just me, or is Wei Wuxian instantly...a lot? I mean, the guy's climbing trees, stealing chickens, and generally being a lovable menace.

He's Got Style, I'll Give Him That

His introduction is unforgettable. He's got that mischievous grin and a swagger that could charm the pants off anyone (including, apparently, a certain stoic Lan Wangji).

But honestly, unpopular opinion alert: Did anyone else find him a *tad* annoying at first? Just a little bit? I know, I know, blasphemy!

We all know he's going to be a beloved hero. It is just, initially, all that energy made me feel like I needed a nap.

Cloud Recesses: Prepare Yourself

Then he gets sent to Cloud Recesses. Oh boy. Prepare for maximum mischief.

Suddenly, he's surrounded by rules, discipline, and Lan Zhan's withering stares. The ultimate clash of personalities!

The scene with the Heavenly Emperor is hilarious. Wei Wuxian writing on the paper man is childish and fun.

Lan Zhan: The Unamused

And let's talk about Lan Wangji. Rigid, uptight, and perpetually unimpressed. He's basically the antithesis of Wei Wuxian.

Their initial interactions are gold. The tension is palpable, you can cut it with a knife!

We already know there is more than meets the eye to him. His reactions to Wei Wuxian already show that.

The First Rule Break: Here We Go!

Of course, it wouldn't be Full Time Magister without Wei Wuxian breaking a rule. And boy, does he deliver.

Drinking wine? Check. Teasing Lan Zhan? Double-check. Causing general mayhem? Triple-check.

You just *know* this is the start of something big.

The "Unpopular" Opinion Deepens

Here's another potentially unpopular opinion: I kind of sympathized with Lan Zhan in that first episode. Just a little.

Imagine trying to maintain order in a place like Cloud Recesses. Then this wild child shows up and turns everything upside down!

I get it, Lan Zhan. I really do.

Setting The Stage

Episode one does a fantastic job of setting the stage. We meet the main characters and see their personalities clash.

We get a glimpse of the world, the cultivation, and the underlying tensions.

And, most importantly, we get a taste of the chaotic energy that is Wei Wuxian.

Overall: Addictive Chaos

Despite my initial "annoyance" (and I use that word lightly), episode one is undeniably addictive. The world is intriguing, the characters are captivating, and the plot is just getting started.

You can't help but want to see what happens next. It is just a really fun start to a long journey.

Plus, let's be honest, who doesn't love a good story about rule-breaking and unexpected friendships?