Do you happen to know the title of that mid-second millenium Chinese fantasy novel? I was wondering where those episodes came from, since I don't remember them from the beginning of the full Journey, but they were in a Chinese drama that I saw...
Oh... I don't mean a specific movie or story. Just the traditional gods and goddesses of China before Buddhism and Taoism were established - I was referring to the pagan set.
But the mid-second Mlm CE book is of course the Hsi Yu Ki.
Thank you so much for putting the time and effort into doing this, I really appreciate it. It's so fascinating to read the parallels made between the original and our version, and what matches up and what Minekura-sensei just randomly threw together as she felt like it;)
It just shows what an amazing amount of thought she put into the characters and their stories and how they fit in.
I absolutely love that Minekura sensei wrote this essay. It's fun seeing where I was right and where I was wrong in my who's-who game. She is a brilliant writer
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Sensei is referring to the famous Chinese fantasy novel of the mid-second millenium.
I wonder if those characters are part of the Chinese pantheon of gods.... ?
In which case, the characters are traditional ones, not created by even the Chinese version, but merely made into story characters there.
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But the mid-second Mlm CE book is of course the Hsi Yu Ki.
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>> ... in the end I made Kannon have both genitalia. There’s no point.<<
I love Minekura-sensei so much - she is so totally random!
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One of the reasons I love the woman X3
and I love your icon. That is so Kanzeon
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It just shows what an amazing amount of thought she put into the characters and their stories and how they fit in.
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