Cultivator Against Hero Society - Ch. 1

I'm excited for the story but damn they should just answer his question and be friendly. Idiots.
 
Omg this man is just lost
Please spare him this huge misunderstanding (lmao)
Thank you for the translation
 
I'm assuming they have different languages and the misunderstanding just continues as such. (Otherwise this would just be unbelievable.)

So is the premise that hero-culture is hungry for a new villain because they have all these superheroes and nothing to use them on, like a parody of modern America, with all it's military, being unable to resist getting excited about using it? Hm.
 
My god!!!
The shoes!!
How could you copy this atrocity into 3 pictures?!
He must have two broken legs...
 
Good satires are fun.

Considering how straightforward this one is, I don't see how it flies over some people's heads.

Got a man of the past world (or alternate world) meeting a dystopian society of slack jawed yokels who prop up powertripping assholes who call themselves heroes.

Bring out the popcorn folks.
 
I thought this is gonna be some op cultivator vs Superman but this is absurd the hero who looked like Superman wanted to make him his pet?! Chinese people are so weird!
Plastic man was stupid not like Stark!
This looks like a Chinese wet dream I am disappointed.
 
Having now read 10 chapters, knowing all Chinese comics contain elements of propaganda against other countries and their culture, i have to say this one doesn't shy away from it at all. Might still read for the humor but only is the Chinese=good other countries=bad stuff stops or at least becomes more subtle.
 
well, I suppose xianxia protagonists are usually indistinguishable from villains... stick to wuxia
 
Wuxia vs Super Heores, China vs US: who wins? Very subtle author, at least as most as gracious as an elephant. 😂
 
Poor dude, he's just looking for the nearest ice cream shop.

Also, for a guy from generic cultivator-Murim, he has an incredible lack of bloodthirst. Probably one of those do-gooder cultivator sects.

@AStrangerIsHere
IDK y i felt so strongly so i'm rly sry for this but here goes my 3am brain rant... Wuxia and cultivation stuff isn't unique to China. A lot of Asian countries (but mostly South Korea and China) have at least a few cultivation chunibyous somewhere. Same for super heroes, that stuff is universal (check out a few cool ones from Russia as an example). The only reason why the US might have a "dominance" on the super hero genre is because the US has a large population of comic fans back in the day (kind of like claiming Japan has a monopoly on isekai hero stories. Not entirely true, but definitely truthful to some extent).

Speaking of which, the "American" hero is literally named Plastic Man (instead of Iron Man). I guess you're more right and I'm more wrong, @AStrangerIsHere .

Why does it feel like I'm trying to argue against myself?

I'm not.

No, I'm not.
 

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