Yi Shi Xie Jun [WN]

[casgoldsmith]

so what?
it doesn't change the fact that Japan screwed China
He doesn't need to know about Japanese War crime
people who survived will pass this grudge to the next generation

[sasoras]

They also downplayed them out from history lessons i.e single line mentions in textbooks and single sentence footnotes. Obvious teachers will NOT allow you to learn more(lol internet), and I'm pretty sure there some denial at work as well (currently some people believe chinese paid some actors as victims ), but they do have a museum for it i think, although it's small private, and funded by an ex-vet.

Their laws don't have anything against racism, but they have been adopting international ones lately, there's a national monument Yasukuni Shrine honoring war criminals.

China on the other hand is like a polar opposite, While japan has selective amnesia, they in detail teach what crimes the Japanese did to them.

South Korea has a more modern educational system, so they don't emphasize as much , but the tension is still there on forced prostitution japan did to them.

Taiwan..no idea.


History lessons:

Japan - eh what did we do, i forgot, i know the term's but not the details.

China- Here's what they did, how they did it, why they did it, how much they did it, . how much they enjoyed doing it, and here's a reminder of what they did again.

One's holding a grudge and the other's pretty much erasing their past, however that is actually pretty disturbing as the older population dies and the younger grow up, they will in turn become easily swayed by nationalistic views, and eventually dismiss the war crimes as fiction, thus increasing the friction.

[pedrojames]

wich chapter the people around him will find how much OP he is ?

[jmcu17]

Finally finished.

Spoiler for end spoiler:

The journey was great, but the last hundred chapters were very rushed. The author used the nuclear option at the end, seemingly killing numerous characters and story in one stroke. No one significant were really affected, but their death still felt very abrupt.

There is an epilogue, but it's mainly all about Jun Moye. We don't find out much about the other characters or the factions and families who had supported Jun Moye throughout the story. Or even what became of his own family, the Jun Clan. Well, it is hinted that one branch are still the top dogs, but that's only his uncle's line. There's no mention of the other branch, Jun Moye's own descendants. And his wives are mentioned, but barely gets any real interactions or dialogue.

All in all, a fun ride, but not the best finale. The last couple chapters were an absolute chore to read. And yeah, the racism can get pretty bad in the end there.

PS:

I'm gonna assume the area that was nuked survived. Because the author had wrote some stuff much earlier that basically says these characters will survive into the far future to influence certain events, or some of their story will become semi-famous due to their interaction with Jun Moye. But none of that can happen if they are all dead..

Is there a sequel?

[dragon1412]

Originally Posted by jmcu17

Finally finished.

Spoiler for end spoiler:

The journey was great, but the last hundred chapters were very rushed. The author used the nuclear option at the end, seemingly killing numerous characters and story in one stroke. No one significant were really affected, but their death still felt very abrupt.

There is an epilogue, but it's mainly all about Jun Moye. We don't find out much about the other characters or the factions and families who had supported Jun Moye throughout the story. Or even what became of his own family, the Jun Clan. Well, it is hinted that one branch are still the top dogs, but that's only his uncle's line. There's no mention of the other branch, Jun Moye's own descendants. And his wives are mentioned, but barely gets any real interactions or dialogue.

All in all, a fun ride, but not the best finale. The last couple chapters were an absolute chore to read. And yeah, the racism can get pretty bad in the end there.

PS:

I'm gonna assume the area that was nuked survived. Because the author had wrote some stuff much earlier that basically says these characters will survive into the far future to influence certain events, or some of their story will become semi-famous due to their interaction with Jun Moye. But none of that can happen if they are all dead..

Is there a sequel?

It's in the author later work, the cat and himself appear again

[jmcu17]

I looked up the author, Transcending the Nine Heavens doesn't sound like a continuation so is it 天域蒼穹?

[LevelSeven]

Originally Posted by sasoras

Hmm looks interesting., I just came from reading a xianxia where mc does nothing but train, fight and ignore women, only to end up being reverse raped.

lol, what kind of story was that?

[dragon1412]

Originally Posted by jmcu17

I looked up the author, Transcending the Nine Heavens doesn't sound like a continuation so is it 天域蒼穹?

it's doesn't have a continuation, he was briefly mentioned in Transcending the Nine Heavens

[jmcu17]

Originally Posted by dragon1412

it's doesn't have a continuation, he was briefly mentioned in Transcending the Nine Heavens

Oh, is it done? Novel Update says it only have 900 chapters, but I counted. There's at least 1,500. Last chapter was posted last year so it should be done, right?

[dragon1412]

Originally Posted by jmcu17

Oh, is it done? Novel Update says it only have 900 chapters, but I counted. There's at least 1,500. Last chapter was posted last year so it should be done, right?

It was done long ago. around 2500 chapters if i remember correctly, as usual, i can't read it to the end, drop it at the last arc

[insyder1201]

Originally Posted by sasoras

Hmm looks interesting., I just came from reading a xianxia where mc does nothing but train, fight and ignore women, only to end up being reverse raped.

This sounds magnificent. What is the name of this novel?