Renai Shinjuu manga on Rock has a decent following. It attracts a specific group of readers who appreciate its style and storylines. However, it hasn't reached mainstream popularity yet.
One characteristic is the use of simple language. English rakugo stories are usually told in easy - to - understand words so that a wide range of audiences can enjoy them.
One popular one is 'Shibaraku'. It has been translated and is known for its interesting characters and comical situations. Another is 'The Demon of the Well', which has a rather spooky yet engaging plot when translated into English.
There is also 'The Tortoise and the Hare'. The hare is overconfident and takes a nap during a race with the tortoise. The slow - and - steady tortoise wins in the end. These types of stories often use animal characters to convey deeper meanings, just like in rakugo.
You can try looking in some specialized libraries. There are libraries that focus on Asian literature and they might have collections of English translated Japanese Rakugo stories. Also, online platforms like Amazon might have e - books or printed books of such translations.
Nikki novels and Rakugo were an art form that emphasized storytelling and character creation, as well as humor and a relaxed atmosphere. This kind of art form was not popular in China because Chinese traditional culture was more deeply rooted in people's hearts and Chinese crosstalk also had strong regional characteristics and styles. However, if Nikki novels and Rakugo can gain more recognition and acceptance in China, I believe they can also contribute to the development of Chinese culture.
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This is a rather uncomfortable and possibly inappropriate question. Sex comics and secret rooms are not something that should be explored or discussed in a positive light as they can involve unethical or illegal content.