I saw this one Toriko x Jujutsu Kaisen crossover where all curse spirits are actually food ingredients
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The Chinese translation of "Scarlet Monastery" turns out to be "血色修道院", which is literally "Blood-Colored Cultivating Dao Courtyard", it's like you don't even need to do any tweaks, just change aesthetics and a setting is a different genre
I read this one story where MC isekaied to an alternate "real" world, but everyone seems to be chuunibyou, thinking they're xianxia cultivators, when in reality, MC reality warps and interacts with the world differently, so people's elixirs is a loaf of bread to MC, or dharma weapons are smartphones, etc. and MC's loli little sister claims she's a reincarnated immortal empress, swings an umbrella in rainboots
I saw this one system that I kind of like; MC gets a "power" system, not like personal power but like organization/gang/country/etc. kind of power, and he starts off killing off the other gangs in 80's HK, then he goes to Rot3K and takes over a couple provinces in Han China, and then a planet in some scifi setting, and there's permagates between worlds kind of thing
very comfy to read
TBH there's one skill that's like from a xianxia sect but in wuxia setting that's kind of been OP as fuck and never really all that noticed or replicated, that is the Lingbo Weibu in Tianlong Babu, it's a "light skill", that is a movement ability, that makes you fast enough to leave afterimages, dodge attacks, but also, you become more energetic as you use it, like if you gained EXP by walking in a game
You know, I think about that phoenix boy from DXD sometimes, his sister gets stolen, his harem lost, he loses his fiancee. It's like an urban villain, you know?
A better story would be that he marries Rias, she never lets him touch her, and one night, he comes home early, only to find her in bed with that retard Issei, that eunuch Gasper, and that idiot Yuuto at the same time
Buiigohed as a reincarnation
Reincarnated as a Biigoh
[Now You See Me] and the following heist movie have such silly titles, whereas in Chinese, they picked a really poetic one, 出神入化, which has too much meaning it's kind of gross to use on such films
Tianlong Babu (Demi-Gods and Semi-Devils) has three sad MCs:
1. "First Simp of the entire Wuxia genre" Duan Yu
2. "Accidentally killed my wife thinking she was her father" Xiao Feng
3. "Monk who NTR'd himself repeatedly" Xu Zhu
And they were each fucked over by their dads, but it's well liked by wuxia fans for some reason, especially after the author kept editing and changing the female characters' personalities...
People don't like the "pokemon in real world" genre compared to "pokemon in pokemon games/show/manga" genre, but if you think about it, Detective Pikachu world is basically just "pokemon in real world" hmmm
lmao "国色天香" gets translated just as "beautiful" lmao
I found this one story where MC isekais to Pokemon game, and they don't have records of Shiny Rayquaza in pokedex, so MC introduces it as a mutated caterpie
Even though they're different stories, it seems like Demigods and Semi-Devils happened 1120's, and then like 70 years later, The Condor Heroes happened, and then 20 years later, Return of the Condor Heroes happened, and then like 80 years later, Heaven Sword and Dragon Saber happened, Deer and Cauldron happened 380 years later in the 1670's, and then Yue Girl Sword happened 500 BC or something
I really like the Chinese onomatopoeic for a loli crying, you know, the wuwuwu, like 呜呜呜
yangchun noodles pretty good
Maybe the magic cores in Harry Potter fanon is actually a golden pill in xiuxian tropes
Maybe telling the story from a different POV might work, like instead of "I am the Fated Villain" or "I am the Villain in the City" or whatever, you could have "I am a Villain System"
Apparently, boiled water can enhance a torture experience compared to using just whips or lashes
"Ding! System has detected a potential user [Biigoh], impoverished, disabled in appearance, gacha waifu NTRd, deadlast academically, jobless, and down bad...
... Initiating Isekai...
... isekai choices:
1. new eunuch in chinese palace
2. new eunuch in turkish palace
3. new eunuch in roman palace"
almost every wuxia fan story that has any romance in it will almost always have an ancient Chinese character played by Liu Yifei
but it's never Disney's Mulan
I found this really nice "villain" wuxia story, it's not one of those "I'm just here for the harem" or those "I'm a retard murderhobo" or those "I'm a Chinese protagonist in disguise/with a villain label", it's actually a MC who acts out desires, does edgy evil shit with a purpose, and early stage it's like a bad cop in the secret service type story
GabeN's Chinese nickname is G胖 lmao
For some reason, in modern wuxia, Japanese fighters are always only "jianhao" (sword exclusive ronin) or ninja
While, Murong Fu (from Tianlong Babu) is always ridiculed for focusing on other martial arts instead of his family skill is "miraculous" for taking enemy attacks and returning it back to them
While in wuxia, aikido doesn't exist
It seems like a lot of wuxia has a "demon dance", which is a seductive dance done by succubus-like evil path women, but it's supposed to be inspired by Liao/Yuan dynasty's mongol/nomad's captured female slave dancers, just like one of the more ubiquitous aphrodisiac/rape drug that can be translated as "mongolian sweat medicine" lmao
There once was a Biigoh who lazily laid about and then phone exploded, so Biigoh isekaied
It's because the kanji for Sasuke is Zuo Zhu, which is supposed to be 'to help', but 'Zhu' is phonetically similar to the 'Zhu' of 'pillar', and 'two' as in 'er' is a meme term for stupid, so he's nicknamed 'Er Zhu' which is 'Two Pillars', so basically it's a nickname to say that he's an idiot
There ought to be more interesting curses in Harry Potter than crucio, like, idk, dysmenorrhea or maybe a false pregnancy curse or something
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