the novel doesn't even centralize on racism it only occurs for a bit, then reappears for a short period of time as well. if this is the most racist Chinese novel you've ever read then you only haven't read that many chinese novels

Actually, I’ve read >80% of the translated novels on this site, thank you. Just because something is indirectly racist doesn’t mean it’s any better than directly racist. Im curious what novel you think are more racist than this, though. One that I can think of off the top of my head is The Legend of Mythological Genes. Regardless, this novel if definitely in the top tier of racist novels.

Extraordinary genius

Hmm, I’ve read my fair share of novels and there are definitely some more racist ones. Mostly against Americans and Japanese/Korean. Some are also more disguised by changing the name to something along the lines of Sun nation. This novel is up there in terms of racism but it should only play a part in the first arc from my understanding.

I don't get why it's one stars though. Number 1 racism happens and it especially happens when someone is being bullied, I'm not an expert on bullying but i'm sure if the bullied person was of a minority he is going to be racially discriminated. It's not even a race thing, it just is what it is, the same would be the case if the MC was black or Mexican or any other minority. And again this is not a re-occurring theme, it just exposes the harsh reality that yes racism against the Chinese exists and especially in 1998. As for a more racist novel i'd say god and devil world.

iras

Bro what do u think america was in 1988, racism racism racism!!!!! Ik u dont like racism but ur argument mimics someone who doesnt believe it exsists.

98 that was a typo

You've only read the first chapter, then decided that the whole novel is full of racism? What kind of generalization is that? I bet that as soon as you read the word "racism" you bailed out of the novel, good lord.

He has a super argument, the one who racist himself accuses and asks for pity from others. A very timely novel, for America 06/01/2020

Bro i cant tell who u r antagonizing, me or the person i commented on ...

The one-star review isn’t solely because of racism, but rather, because there really wasn’t much of a story outside of racism. It seemed to me from what I read that this novel was going to be one of ‘those’ novels, so I didn’t bother to continue reading. Why should I? I didn’t enjoy this novel and I can reasonably presume I won’t enjoy the upcoming chapters, so it makes sense for me not to.

I read into the raws and it was pretty fun to read. The racism was not a predominant theme but the story could get a bit repetitive

This novel ceased to be readable at that moment when the author, for the sake of his attempt to make the protagonist a victim, used his race and the a race of others.. It was in chapter 1, the point is to read such ****? He could write anything to squeeze a tear from the reader and explain the subject of persecution as such. About a difficult fate, about parents, about emotional trauma, but he chose to show what kind of guy this respectable man is small, but proud Asian, but the bad black guys and Caucasians turn him up and even broke his life .. I don’t believe that you can get good starting the story with this

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh, 😆, ig if thats ur belief thats fine, but fr, he grew up in the south, im REALLY not surprised he had to deal with racism. I dont agree that the story doesnt get better, but i feel like giving up on it, just because ita racists, makes it seem like u dont wanna deal with it. Like thats the perception people have of america, even now.

It is not a matter of racism itself; the end does not always justify the means. When I read how - "Caucasian guy blond with freckles named Matthew" - insults the main character, I realized that the author, in principle, had not seen a single Caucasian in his whole life. Or he specifically made it so that for him **** what a man looks like (if he is not Asian), so you can insult everyone around except the Chinese. The prospect is not very, given that he himself is a child of immigrants in this novel .. These little things and knowledge of the details, or at least an attempt to find out what you never saw, and not these guessing games that you read and don’t know to cry or they laugh at the stupidity of a person, mainly and distinguish mediocrity from a normal author (not always of course, but in most cases). And this is in the 21st century, when two keys are enough to press and there will be all the information. I don’t argue that you might like this novelty, I might even like it if I don’t pay such attention, but the author will still remind me about his ignorance. (maybe I'm wondering, but I read enough works on this site in including to know that it will be so). I don’t like that. I respect my time and I will not spend it on this. I do not discourage anyone from reading these 60 chapters, but my 2 stars is my personal opinion about this novel, which I have to put. Oh, don’t worry, I said about America because now there are serious problems there, racially motivated.

Uk, u might be right. The author might not have ever seen people like this. Though i do believe that the description might be accurate, its like how the great gatsby was very very descriptive on how the "chad" in the book acted and looked. Not just gatsby, but the other guy who is a stereotypically white rich kid who peaked in highschool. ( i forgot his name) And if u read the book, the description was very stereotypical for a masculine man, but it was accurate in describing him. And ik for sure calling someonw a "ch!nk" for example is. More likely than not done by some Caucasian looking guys, maybe with freekles. Especially back then, but ppl of color did it too. Which is why i feel like saying he has never seen a white person can be inaccurate.

That 's where all the juice lies, he either didn 't see it and he doesn 't care, or he doesn 't know it and he doesn 't care, or he does it on purpose. All three options are not suitable for reading, in my opinion of course. Besides, when you saw successful world literature, with disregard for detail - such is not and will not be, people are not fools. No one will read foolish and basic mistakes and takes defamatory others without any reason. They can be eccentric and explosive, contradictory and dangerous, but will never be mediocre and stupid. It may be a one-sided opinion, but I see the world of literature so much. Even on this thematic and highly specialized site there are good and bad stories, but if the author does not respect the reader and holds him for an idiot it, in my opinion, is immediately visible. In other words, the author of the demagogues is a bad phrase. I have enough of them, but I can tolerate some (for example, "Castle of Black Iron," the main character is still racist and the propaganda of values there works on a full reel, but the story is interesting to read) and there are such as the author of this work simply spit in the face, rub and read further, dear friend - no thank you.

Jesus talk about having a persecution complex

How many chapters in would you say the racism tapers off and it begins to read like a normal webnovel? As long as it doesn’t go on for too long, perhaps I’ll take your word for it and try and keep reading at a later date.