I avoid chinese manhua
Ok so please don’t attack me but like- am I the only one who sometimes avoids Chinese manhuas?
I remember a few years ago I used to read EVERYTHING put under my nose and that ended up being a lot of Chinese manhuas. It was repetitive in almost every genre.
(Also is it just me but like the art is very recognizable? Like they almost always have very similar arts???)
Shounen Ai: Slow burn into oblivion, censored kisses, sometimes really toxic shit but they get back tgt
(IM LOOKING AT YOU BLACK LOTUS)…
Romance: genderbend (fiou I’m not gay cause they’re actually a girl), DRUGGED ONE NIGHT STAND THAT ENDS UP WITH A KID AND WHEN THE FL COMES BACK TO THE COUNTRY THE KID MEETS THE CEO AND CEO FORCES GIRL
…, green tea bitch, awful step mother and siblings
Action: Harem (honestly I kinda just don’t touch them for that one reason)
Obviously there are exceptions like: here u are, 19 days, heavens official blessing (and all the others from that author)
Its just that when I see the stereotypical Chinese manhua style I tend to go for something else unless people say it’s good and it’s recommended
Some manhuas with these tropes are more enjoyable in the novel, (with exception of some) because a lot of them tend to censored and cut off a lot of details when being adapted as a result it will be bland, boring, unejoyable, repeatative, and sometimes confusing. Well, except for those manhuas that wasn't drawn (or published?) under the same compa......
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17 08,2023
