Ugh. So Ruka created a stir between the two of them and he didn't like the result so he decided to be the 'good guy' and make a little 'push' so they can get back together? Bro, messing with other people's relationship just for your own amusement is not nice, even if you had your reasons. And your ailment isn't even a valid excuse to bitch others. Ughhh. That Ruka irritates me more than the irritation I get from Nemu's low self esteem and Maya's immaturity.
While I still don’t like Ruka, I think his reason for meddling with our lovely couple is a bit different from “having fun”. He was burdened with his own physical disadvantage and became infatuated with Maya, as he sees Maya as someone who can help him reach higher. He saw Nemu as someone incompatible with Maya whom gonna block him from growing, so he tried to seperate them (also because he’s freaking selfish and thinks he knows better). After seeing how lost Maya is without Nemu, and talking to Nemu personally, he might have come to the realisation that these two cannot be separated, and doing so only results in Maya’s slump. So he stopped. I kinda admire his courage to be frank with Nemu about his intention, which cleared up Nemu’s insecurity (even though it could also be because he didn’t think what he did was wrong lmao). All in all, I hope he learnt to respect people’s private matters next time he find someone interesting...
At this point, I'm getting bored, I just want everyone to die. I don't even know who're the enemies anymore.
That's the point dude. There's not a "one enemy" anymore because every nation think they have the whole truth and their own interests. Like the natural and mineral resources from Paradis. For me, now the story has a lot of depth. It's more complicated and has a lot of angles and tricks and matters of perspective. That's why it's very interesting but, I guess it's not for everyone ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
Why is every bl manhwa I know have these past traumatic experiences?
It isnt that positive though i
that bring gay in a lot of mangwa is portrayed in such a negative light, and that a lot of manhwa gay relationships consist if rape. Its not to say an lgb korean wouldnt face negativity and duscrimination from the lgb, but to basically present being gay as always being abusive and suffering is regressive and not representative when instead they should be shiwing healthier couples that dont rape each other that dont hate themselves or dont just show them being attacked as kids. To me it reminds me of the type of media we had decades ago, presenting being gay as assiciated with negativity and enforcing it rarher than offering a way for progress.
Is it true that this [including the live action drama] is actually based on a BL novel?
You can judge this for yourself: https://hamster428.wordpress.com/2015/07/09/plagiarism-allegations-against-tqgz/
Hamster was a translator for the novel version and decided to cease translating it due to the plagiarism allegations. They made comparisons between the two novels, taking note of the word choices in the original Chinese text. I have not read either novels, so I personally cannot judge. Nowadays, Chinese novels are really similar to each other. I have read roughly a hundred Chinese novels on and off, and they have really similar themes and settings. Transmigrating into a novel or to another world (what is known as isekai, in Japanese terms), rebirth, reincarnation. Buddhism, etc. Personally, the word choices, the names and sentence structures, are what convinces me that the author stole the work.
I have also read that the drama version used a soundtrack (some kind of Chinese opera I think) without permission and had pieces of famous Chinese ink paintings incorporated into their promotional art without crediting. They were paintings of mountains, and netizens made direct comparisons and they matched.
Yeah... so after learning that, I did not bother to waste time on watching the drama. The producers of the drama ONLY apologized once it was pointed out.
If you are curious what the original BL novel was, it is called "Peach Blossom Debt" ("Debt of Romance," in the blog post above).
The author of "Ten Miles of Peach blossom" admited that she imitated the bl novel "Peach blossom debt" on Weibo.
The author of the bl novel published her novel on 2008.
One year later the author of Ten Miles of Peach blossom published her plagiarazed work.
Its so obvious she plagiarazed cause she didnt even tried to hide It!
Basically she shamelessly misled the bl novel author's fans into thinking her work was the author's New romance.
She also bullied the author she plagiarazed her work from and had the audacity to say It was the bl novel's author who copied from her!
The proof is there for anyone to see.
The most infuriating thing is that not only she is living off someone else's hard work for so many years the author of the bl novel can't sue her because in China bl isnt seen in a good light.











I'm not sure if I'm following but... so basically, the grandfather is thinking of a way to separate them two? Is that it? And also, I wonder why he decided to train the brother. To create a rival for his own grandson?
It’s too early to conclude on his intention, but personally I don’t think the gramp is trying to seperate them.
No, Grandpa is finding a way for them to be together. He's looking for someone qualified to train Gensuke since Grandpa can't do it because he specializes in female roles. I think he would let Gensuke take over their theater so that Sou and Gen can be together. Not sure but I'm pretty sure Grandpa isn't trying to separate them.