It's weird that it's a chinese saying that "some people are born in rome and some people never reach rome" to talk about the inequality of birth, or is there a different origin? I can't tell because I'm stupid
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For some reason I don't remember seeing the parts of Journey to the West where that dude murders the dragon king of the river and then the dragon king's ghost goes and haunts li shimin to death, but people say it's there
mandela effect or censorship?
so you know the ultimate villain in stephen chow's kung fu hustle, the guy who said in the world of martial arts speed determines the winner, so anyway he does that toad kung fu, right, so apparently that's from like the sequel of the return of the condor heroes, there's a villain in there named ouyang feng, who's kinda an asshole rapist murderer good guy, anyway he uses a toad skill too
so they made a Chinese version of breaking bad and it's actually really good like it's it might not be as, you know, well acted, because it takes a lot of cues from source material, but it's more complicated and delves deeper into the south east asian trade, and it's... dirtier and grittier too
what is more interesting, someone born a psychopath, or something becoming a psychopath due to later circumstances?
It's weird that "Horcrux" is translated as "魂器", when the literal definition of the words is "soul device", which kind of makes sense but not really since whore crusts are more like soul containers or whatever, right, but you know, "魂器" is used in a lot of other medias and settings, especially the ones with soul stuff or "soul" stuff, you know the kinda fantasy magic that just gets labeled "soul" without any reason
Other people isekai to near past: "Uhh... buy some apple stock and bitcoins?"
This fucking dude: "Let's bet on them 9.0+ earthquakes killing people by shorting rubber futures."
I think what's interesting about this kind of "multiple settings SI'd at the same time by one MC" type thing is that you could, instead of a "know all" or "know none" scenario, you could have the MC be familiar with some settings, and unfamiliar with others, for example if MC only knows anime but not games, or movies and not anime, etc. in this way you can mix "invincible genre" with "exploration genre"
If you think about it, mortals being puppets of the gods is apt enough, if this world is a simulation and the ones outside determining fate are players, then the little npcs inside the simulation are puppets, or whatever
basically danmachi
it be like
"Name: Arceus
Introduction: Creator God of the Universe, with one thought all Pokemon, Humanity, and existence came to be
Occupation: Pet"
I just don't understand why Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid is so well know in a sort of cult following way in China, like every isekai story that is a multiverse has like a one in ten chance of having the MC come here to take a flower
"gu poison" would be so much more fun if it was spelled like "goo poison"
"I want to be the King of Pirates", but in Chinese, you know, "我是要成为海贼王的男人" can also be translated as "I want to be the Pirate King's man", or perhaps "I want to marry the Pirate King"
A lot of these Chinese Naruto fanfics write Hiruzen like he is Mao, especially with how he sacrifices his son, the other one not Asuma, in the third war in some of these stories like as an example to the villagers or whatever, you know
saw this one weird idea where the SI MC gains the concept of "world trees" or just really big trees, and they isekai multiple times like branches into different settings with like a giant fucking tree in the middle of things and each instance of their isekai is connected with the other ones
Ahoge is written as 呆毛... dumb fur?
I was reading this fanfic, and this MC/author-insert had to choose between 1. having his sharingan open (he's an uchiha anyway), thunder breathing from kimetsu no yaiba which is just a sword art that looks cool, and the sui sui no mi which is the devil fruit that lets you swim through everything so if you develop it you could probably swim through the river of time...
Imagine cultivating for 227 million years to become golden immortal, and then another 100 million years to become emperor in heaven, and then you're like, I might as well ascend now to an even higher existence, right? And then you do that, only to arrive in a wuxia setting.
The truth of Journey to the West, in essence, is profits.
After all, when Wukong caused havoc in heaven, all accounts and records were destroyed, and all things were in chaos.
What does this mean? It means that this is the perfect opportunity for everyone involved to embezzle and steal the accumulation of heaven, which is the sum of hundreds of millions of years of wealth.
There ought to be an AI image tool for drawing a green hat on people in a picture
大唐雙龍傳 is such a good setting for a wuxia tabletop campaign
We won't be making AI generated porn movies because it will all be copyrighted and DRMed and stuffed behind corporate use restrictions
I kinda like what Shadowrun did with HK's walled city
Makoto Shinkai's movies are like the AI generated art version of anime movies
There was this one "isekai with a livestream system" genre type story, where one of the members of the chat send this message after the MC started hareming:
"Hey Mister Streamer, can you share if your isekai method was being hit by a car? I'll go try that right now!"
Let's give it the nickname 小狸
Raising cute lolis is a thankless task, because they will inevitably become uncute unlolis who are rebellious and leave the house and like other people
It really took me reading a lot of other people's "OP passive MC" type stories that reached their conclusions to realize that I now no longer feel their appeal anymore hmmhm
"The stronger the bloodline, the harder it is to produce offspring" has got to be one of the most retarded tropes in chinese fantasy
Looks like western dragons are superior, just look at them D&D dragons literally fucking everything into being half-dragons, having offspring everywhere -
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