In the realm of Chinese literature and media, the "reincarnation" or "transmigration" genre (often referred to as "transmigration" or "isekai" in English) features stories where characters are reborn into another world or life form, often with enhanced abilities or a new purpose. Here's a more detailed look at the genre: Origins and Influence: The concept of reincarnation is deeply rooted in both Taoist and Buddhist beliefs, which have significantly influenced Chinese culture and its storytelling traditions. Popular Genres: Reincarnation themes are frequently found in popular Chinese genres like: Xianxia: This genre, which focuses on immortal heroes and cultivators, often incorporates stories of reincarnation, where characters are reborn to achieve immortality or overcome challenges. Wuxia: While traditionally a historical fantasy genre, Wuxia stories can also feature reincarnation, particularly in adaptations for various art forms like Chinese opera, manhua, television dramas, films, and video games. Common Themes: Rebirth and New Beginnings: Characters are reborn into a new world or life form, often with a chance to make up for past mistakes or achieve a different destiny. Power and Ascension: Reincarnation can lead to characters gaining immense power or abilities, allowing them to ascend to higher realms or become powerful figures. Love and Tragedy: Reincarnation stories often explore themes of love, loss, and the cyclical nature of life and death, with characters encountering past loves or facing tragic fates in their new lives. Examples: Heaven Official's Blessing (Tian Guan Ci Fu): This danmei series by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu centers around a former crown prince turned godhead, Xie Lian, who is cast out of the heavens and must collect scraps and hunt troublemaking ghosts and demons. Other Media: The genre is also popular in donghua (Chinese animation), manhua (Chinese comics), and web novels.
I've been watching time travel since the 80's. it's been a subgenre way before then
from Google Time travel is a subgenre of science fiction (sci-fi) that appears in many different types of fiction, including mystery, fantasy, and history. Explanation Science fiction A genre that often features futuristic concepts like time travel, space exploration, and advanced technology Time travel romance A subgenre of time travel that features a character who is transported to an unfamiliar time period Time travel narratives Distinct categories of time travel stories that each have their own rules and outlook Time travel in fiction Time travel is often achieved through the use of a time machine Some common time travel tropes include alternate timelines, parallel universes, time loops, and precognition Some common time travel experiences include time slips, communication from the future, and experiencing time in reverse Time travel in philosophy Time travel is also a concept in philosophy. It is the hypothetical idea of traveling into the past or future.
how can there be too many? there is no such thing as too many for a genre. that's like saying there are too many action movies. then people who love action movies are saying there aren't enough action movies. if you like romance genres, you'd never say. oh there are too many romance shows out. 😂. people who like fantasy or time travel are no different. there aren't enough out there. they want more. they can't wait for the ones on hold [o be released.
that is why there are many genres and sub genres. if people are not into a specific genre there are plenty other genres to choose from.
so for this show the genre is historical/costume and the sub genre is time travel . there will be people who prefer this over genre: historical aubgenre: reverse harem
it's all about preference. but there can never be too much of any genre for the people who like said genre
let's say you like historical/romance.
maybe it's best to say. There aren't enough historical romance series being released.
ah, halfway through Ep 1. I realized I've watched this. I can't be too sure if I've finished it. Thankfully my memory doesn't remember details of shows or memories I watch. this is perfect for me right now.
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from Google
In the realm of Chinese literature and media, the "reincarnation" or "transmigration" genre (often referred to as "transmigration" or "isekai" in English) features stories where characters are reborn into another world or life form, often with enhanced abilities or a new purpose.
Here's a more detailed look at the genre:
Origins and Influence:
The concept of reincarnation is deeply rooted in both Taoist and Buddhist beliefs, which have significantly influenced Chinese culture and its storytelling traditions.
Popular Genres:
Reincarnation themes are frequently found in popular Chinese genres like:
Xianxia: This genre, which focuses on immortal heroes and cultivators, often incorporates stories of reincarnation, where characters are reborn to achieve immortality or overcome challenges.
Wuxia: While traditionally a historical fantasy genre, Wuxia stories can also feature reincarnation, particularly in adaptations for various art forms like Chinese opera, manhua, television dramas, films, and video games.
Common Themes:
Rebirth and New Beginnings: Characters are reborn into a new world or life form, often with a chance to make up for past mistakes or achieve a different destiny.
Power and Ascension: Reincarnation can lead to characters gaining immense power or abilities, allowing them to ascend to higher realms or become powerful figures.
Love and Tragedy: Reincarnation stories often explore themes of love, loss, and the cyclical nature of life and death, with characters encountering past loves or facing tragic fates in their new lives.
Examples:
Heaven Official's Blessing (Tian Guan Ci Fu): This danmei series by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu centers around a former crown prince turned godhead, Xie Lian, who is cast out of the heavens and must collect scraps and hunt troublemaking ghosts and demons.
Other Media: The genre is also popular in donghua (Chinese animation), manhua (Chinese comics), and web novels.
from Google
Time travel is a subgenre of science fiction (sci-fi) that appears in many different types of fiction, including mystery, fantasy, and history.
Explanation
Science fiction
A genre that often features futuristic concepts like time travel, space exploration, and advanced technology
Time travel romance
A subgenre of time travel that features a character who is transported to an unfamiliar time period
Time travel narratives
Distinct categories of time travel stories that each have their own rules and outlook
Time travel in fiction
Time travel is often achieved through the use of a time machine
Some common time travel tropes include alternate timelines, parallel universes, time loops, and precognition
Some common time travel experiences include time slips, communication from the future, and experiencing time in reverse
Time travel in philosophy
Time travel is also a concept in philosophy. It is the hypothetical idea of traveling into the past or future.
that is why there are many genres and sub genres. if people are not into a specific genre there are plenty other genres to choose from.
so for this show the genre is historical/costume
and the sub genre is time travel . there will be people who prefer this over
genre: historical
aubgenre: reverse harem
it's all about preference. but there can never be too much of any genre for the people who like said genre
let's say you like historical/romance.
maybe it's best to say. There aren't enough historical romance series being released.
I'm getting pissed every minute by the youngest sister and mom.
I wanna transport them into a Korean drama with a white truck.
I wish I had a daughter like Jiali and these heifers acting shady.
ticked me off
lol rant over
jin gu's mom cares for Ha Na more than chairwoman.
you would think she'd put in the effort to fake some kind of relationship
soft and brainless with no courage
who grandma from an anglo saxon church singing the outro? if they don't change that back
lol I wasn't even gonna comment on that episode until I heard the outro
The reason I stopped watching American TV is because they forced sex and violence into everything.
now BL is being forced into everything in Asian dramas
if your going to include it, make it make sense.
don't throw it in at the last minute and be like, oh we forgot the BL. let's add that. smh
I don't know
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