Is there will be a sequel for mo dao zu shi?
I’m not sure where the donghua is, but there is no sequel to the novel, so once the story ends that’s it unless the author decides to write more.
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Is there will be a sequel for mo dao zu shi?
I’m not sure where the donghua is, but there is no sequel to the novel, so once the story ends that’s it unless the author decides to write more.
hiii, could you please tell me if the donghua has any inappropriate/explicit scenes? I wanted to watch it during my free time at school, where I'm surrounded by people so I wanted to check first haha, thanks!
It doesn’t have sex scenes, but it should have some violence/potential gore. I’m not sure to what degree made it in the donghua though since I have never watched past the first few episodes.
Hi I hope this isn’t a dumb question but I saw that you answered another question about the meaning of er-gege and I was wondering if gege was like oppa in that it’s normally women who say it to older men or is it normal for guys to also say it?
Hi! No worries, it’s a bit confusing. I don’t understand the ins and outs of it myself, I think women would normally only say it to older guys if they have a more intimate relationship (or maybe on the internet, fans might use it?). Either way, it’s a cutesy term of address. I think usually women call their older male friends ge or surname-ge.
I don’t think it’s a term guys generally use? I could be wrong. I did once see a video of two musical actors reading each other’s fan letters and they got embarrassed reading gege out loud since it’s not something they’d call each other even though they’re good friends.
(of course, it’s an actual kinship term for ‘older brother’ as well, so anyone would use it to say ‘i have an older brother/two older brothers etc)
pls correct me if i’m wrong. when I was young, I used to call everyone 哥哥 and 姐姐 (in cantonese), but I’m pretty sure that’s bc I don’t actually know cantonese (also they were way older, I was like 10 lol). I know a weird mix of set phrases and some ‘baby talk’ language lol so take what I say with a grain of salt.
so. if youre in the same generation more or less, calling someone gege or jiejie is normal. it's also normal for cousins, or close family friends. it can be flirty with adults, but guys can also say like (name)-ge as a recognition of like... seniority, or strength, among close companions. that sort of thing was more common in the past, when things were more formal. gege, two words, is definitely more childish and is for family members for guys.
honestly wei wuxian is just making lan wangji sound a) like he's stronger/someone to be looked up to and also b) younger, as the second gege... but also it's kinda unintentionally flirty.
thanks for the input!
Hi I hope this isn’t a dumb question but I saw that you answered another question about the meaning of er-gege and I was wondering if gege was like oppa in that it’s normally women who say it to older men or is it normal for guys to also say it?
Hi! No worries, it’s a bit confusing. I don’t understand the ins and outs of it myself, I think women would normally only say it to older guys if they have a more intimate relationship (or maybe on the internet, fans might use it?). Either way, it’s a cutesy term of address. I think usually women call their older male friends ge or surname-ge.
I don’t think it’s a term guys generally use? I could be wrong. I did once see a video of two musical actors reading each other’s fan letters and they got embarrassed reading gege out loud since it’s not something they’d call each other even though they’re good friends.
(of course, it’s an actual kinship term for ‘older brother’ as well, so anyone would use it to say ‘i have an older brother/two older brothers etc)
pls correct me if i’m wrong. when I was young, I used to call everyone 哥哥 and 姐姐 (in cantonese), but I’m pretty sure that’s bc I don’t actually know cantonese (also they were way older, I was like 10 lol). I know a weird mix of set phrases and some ‘baby talk’ language lol so take what I say with a grain of salt.
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Bisakah saya menterjemahkan manhua mo Dao Zu shi kedalam bahasa Indonesia
I’m not the one who translates the manhua, you’d have to ask that team for permission, I can’t do that for you.
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Is the mo dao zu shi manhua in english completed? If yes where can I find it....?
I have a feeling it’s not complete yet? You can find it if you look on google, it might be listed as ‘Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation’. I know ExR was translating it originally, but idk if they’re still the ones on the project.
do you have the link of Mo Dao Zu Shi in Chinese? the original one
I think it’s locked on the original platform? You can buy the physical books online. Other than that, you’d have to look for it on your own, I can’t read chinese so I can’t look it up.
Hey! Do we know the traveling time between the cloud recess and gusu?
The Cloud Recesses are in Gusu, my memory is fuzzy but I think Gusu can map onto modern day Suzhou?
Is the grandmaster of demonic cultivation completed
Yup!
hi i so hate to bother you, i read your post about their speculated/actual ages, and i’ve been trying to wrack my brain to remember how old jiang cheng was when he became sect leader. like i know he was probably 17-20 but for some reason i cannot think of his exact age (whether it’s my memory or it was never outright said i do not and i am horrible with time progression) , so i was wondering if you happened to know
I no longer have any idea what’s going on with the timeline of this novel haha, sorry. I’ve been mia for so long and I never had a good grasp on the ages except what was explicitly stated in the text. it wasn’t really outright stated, like many of the ages in this book, you just have to extrapolate.
I think the text does state what age they are when Xuanwu thing happens, and you can kind of base the rest off how much time passes between that event and the sunshot campaign.
UGH Zhou Shen sang Huang Cheng Du again and I’m dying. After watching one of the singing shows he was on (Super Vocal), I have an extreme bias for live singing over OSTs loool. I think this performance sounds better than the recorded track. Dayu/Big Fish will always be my favorite from him, but his ethereal voice really sums up the tragedy of the Yi City arc.
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Another loooong piece of exposition about the ghost bridegroom. Little urban legends, folktales, and rumors like these can be fun in a novel if you go into this story knowing it’s going to take its time to set the world up and eases into the action and main plot. I honestly skipped some of it the first time around, but now I can appreciate the worldbuilding it delivers. It’s stuff like this that makes a world feel real and lived in, not just a set piece used to tell the reader about some awesome main characters and the stuff they end up doing.
Did Lan Zhan stop wearing his headband after he got together with Wei Wuxian?
Does he ever stop wearing his headband? I didn’t think so, but I last read the novel a few years ago and I never finished the later chapters so I don’t really know.
the jjwxc link is not available. is there another link to read the original jjwxc version?
I don’t know where you can read the novel online (in Chinese) anymore since the novel was locked by the platform, ironic considering both an animation and live action were produced based off the novel. So aside from physical copies, I’m not sure where to read the original.