Wow I haven't seen this much rage in comment section! is this a comic adaption of something real life historical event and are these characters are real life people? If so I get get the backlash.. or are we missing again the fictional part of this manhua? and I don't think the cowboy dude is black but a brown person? ..btw I'm asking genuinely coz I'm not your every world's historian I can even miss some details of my own country's history, google can answer but hearing it from people seems better
Are you slow fiction plus real life historical events cannot coincide with each other because it always ends in turmoil in what world is it appropriate for a Korean woman who doesn’t know the first thing about the antebellum south to create a story with the premise of a white man coming back from war ““ freeing the slaves like it’s nothing and having an indigenous man ride up on his horse and call himself his slave/property don’t piss me off genuinely don’t piss me off delete this comment before I report your account
Jeez please don't get a heart attack sweetie I think you just missed the part that I'm genuinely asking and not looking for a fight and I get the backlash if it's not historically correct lmaoo I'm not gonna die even if you report my account I can make one after another so don't waste rage to me I'm even not the manhua author
You're missing the part that the "fictional" story is still set against a very "real" historical backdrop which is the Civil War !! The characters may be fictional, but the setting, events, and social realities they're depicting are not.
To give an example, imagine someone wrote a fictional story about a group of fictional characters living during World War II and decided to portray a romance in N*zi Germany in a way that ignored or altered major "historical realities" which will probably be the case with this story as well, since it's a webtoon.... So, even if the characters themselves are fictional, people would still criticize it because it's using a real historical event that carries a lot of weight !
Omg ?? I genuinely thought you were asking in good faith, but you’re actually just trolling !
The Indigenous character telling the white man he’s his “humble slave” in a Civil War setting already shows how messed up this portrayal is. Like, how much more worse does the story need to get before the criticism becomes valid ?
Why do you people always see the problem when we're talking about WWII and Nazi Germany, but the point flies south when it's slavery and colionism ? It's almost like it's a super sensitive subject in which has been butchered many times from people descendant from the ones overwhelmingly committing the violence and deny to this day its affect. And no, I did not want to hear it from someone that comes from a place with massive unchecked anti-blackness, that comes out of a majority of the art produced by them (yes and not all of them). This is one that requires a lot of research and since its probably a romance ( not a love story) it will come with its loads of problems naturally. Im genuinely tired of this, at a time where racism is on the rise, are those the stories we want to read ? Is it so hard to leave people alone ? This is not a necessary story. If she wanted a cowboy story she could've simply written one without dragging a heavy topic into it. Don't treat people's history so lightly, this is not game.
Suit yourself, but I’d say that’s a pretty questionable take...
Some creative choices are already worthy of criticism from the premise alone.
And there are plenty of cowboy stories out there if that’s the appeal, but choosing to continue supporting a story that romanticizes an issue like this is sad.
Thank you !!! I really get frustrated when people say that we cant judge if something is not done yet. But that applies if the concept is interesting, could be pushed further. Sometimes, the premise alone is just bad. Something needing more work or more thought put into it is not necessarily a bad thing. The idea is just bad
Don't get me wrong, I'm not telling anyone not to judge in one chapter. I'm saying it's MY preference, and I'm not shoving the idea to anyone here to keep reading something they don't want, like I said to the other reply here that I totally respect if they hate this manhua from chapter one alone like you.. I leave it you guys, while I decide to give it a try some more because it's my choice and that's the type of reader I am so let me also do what I want, maybe I'll drop too for who knows when though I really appreciate your input as well honestly I just read your other reply here
No they aren't comparable, like many human atrocities are not, but my comparison was more for the reaction then the events in on itself. Like I said both of them are touchy subjects that should be handled with care( sorry if that wasn't clear enough). Also, you can have a complex and heavy story without being weird about lol. Cowboys stories can be incredible commentary on violence, colionism, homophobia, patriarchy and misogyny( most of the Cowboys stories i have read or watched were about a combination them in some ways, but thats on top of my head). That's what I meant in " you could've just have Cowboys" especially since the author seems to like the aesthetic a lot. You can do research for your story, pretty sure that's a requirement.
I totally get it, I myself will probably swing back to see how it goes. But i acknowledge that I'm a bit jumpy after too many experience of jumpscare racism in like too many things and especially in stuff I thought wouldn't have them ( wayyy too many manwhas, mangas, books, etc) so I could be too hasty and there's a point to it all. I just kinda lost too much faith in humanity haha. Thank you for you opinion and respectful discussion










Aaron.. we all know you're literally gonna destroy his ass when you see him till he can't runaway anymore ヽ(`Д´)ノ