Manga comics are generally associated with Japan. Quite right! but the authentic manga art originated in China during the early18th century and was known as Manhua, meaning literati painting. During the late 18th century it became famous in Japan as Manga Art. It was reintroduced to China in the modern sense by Feng Zikai in 1925. The end of history! Fast forwards to the 21st Century…
Chinese Manga in 21st Century
Manga stories by a Chinese author Mò Xiāng Tóng Xiù (MXTX) are getting wildly popular, yes you heard it write, A Chinese author. That’s why I drew the historic linkage. By the way who is this author? We shall tell you everything about her! Oh wow, so now you knew the author is a girl who is too gorgeous with a pen.
What is the buzz about her work?
is not her real name—it is her pen name! She is one of the most-read authors Danmei authors in China
Well! Boy Love (BL) is termed as Danmei Manga and it is sort of a cultural movement. Probably that’s the predominant reason for her high fanfare and fan following.
She enriches her bromance stories in the Xianxia genre – which is a high fantasy background. Several of her characters are magical entities and are endowed with supernatural abilities. The stories are set in ancient China.
As per publication archives, three manga novels were penned by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu while the fourth one named “Sishen Meiyou Xiuxiri,” translated as “Death Gods Don’t Get Vacation Days was in offing.
“Mo Dao Zu Shi”- her most famous novel has been rebranded in different media adaptations. It includes a 50 episode drama series named” The Untamed (2019) aired on Netflix. It boasts an amazing rating of 9.4 on IMDb.
Well so much for Mo Xiang Tong Xiu and her writings. I am sure by now you guys would be eager to read the best of Chinese manga, blended in a sensual flavor along with other interesting reads? So let us start by reading the collection of Manga Novels by MXTX and other Manga writes here.
From heroic ventures to juicy melodramas—don’t get astonished once you realize that the passionate center of indulgence is in fact Chinese manga. Manga comics are generally associated with Japan. Quite right! but the authentic manga art originated in China during the early18th century and was known as Manhua, meaning literati painting. During the late 18th century it became famous in Japan as Manga Art. It was reintroduced to China in the modern sense by Feng Zikai in 1925. The end of history! Fast forwards to the 21st Century…
Chinese Manga in 21st Century
Manga stories by a Chinese author Mò Xiāng Tóng Xiù (MXTX) are getting wildly popular, yes you heard it write, A Chinese author. That’s why I drew the historic linkage. By the way who is this author? We shall tell you everything about her! Oh wow, so now you knew the author is a girl who is too gorgeous with a pen.
What is the buzz about her work?
is not her real name—it is her pen name! She is one of the most-read authors Danmei authors in China
Well! Boy Love (BL) is termed as Danmei Manga and it is sort of a cultural movement. Probably that’s the predominant reason for her high fanfare and fan following.
She enriches her bromance stories in the Xianxia genre – which is a high fantasy background. Several of her characters are magical entities and are endowed with supernatural abilities. The stories are set in ancient China.
As per publication archives, three manga novels were penned by Mo Xiang Tong Xiu while the fourth one named “Sishen Meiyou Xiuxiri,” translated as “Death Gods Don’t Get Vacation Days was in offing.
“Mo Dao Zu Shi”- her most famous novel has been rebranded in different media adaptations. It includes a 50 episode drama series named” The Untamed (2019) aired on Netflix. It boasts an amazing rating of 9.4 on IMDb.
Well so much for Mo Xiang Tong Xiu and her writings. I am sure by now you guys would be eager to read the best of Chinese manga, blended in a sensual flavor along with other interesting reads? So let us start by reading the collection of Manga Novels by MXTX and other Manga writes here.
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