@LadMan thanks for sharing your opinion! we actually started this scans group because there are a lot of readers that share your opinions and we wanted to try and translate series that readers overseas would like. it seems like this particular title didn't strike your fancy, either because of the style or the genre or who knows. for that reason we're translating multiple titles; one is more of a shounen battle type and an upcoming one is a romance. we're sorry you felt the need to make such a generalized statement, and hopefully you'll find a series out there one day that makes you change that opinion.
@mochen to be fair I'm also a , I see Manhua and post 1 but this is just not shit so it deserves a fair rating. I hope the other stuff you're doing is translated well and has a (well) thought out plot.
@MXCL yeah i think it depends as well. i definitely agree that a lot of manhua is.... stranger, to say in the least, than their japanese and korean counterparts but i also think that you can't rate down just cause it's a manhua, like you said.
good to know there are ppl like me out there with the same mindset!
I love this little gem of a story, even though it's a bit short. It almost feels like an illustrated novella, the kind of children's book written for grown-ups. Thanks @Mochen and co. for translating this beautiful work. Btw, is the author the same Xia Da of Cheng Ge Xing fame?
@CRThater777 Hey Dude, no one really said it's a story about Godzilla. The description is pretty clear I think. Thanks for scanning this comforting series
@youdontknowwho thank you for you enjoying it! yes, the fact that it was a very old work of xia da's is the reason we picked it up! we thought it was a nice introduction to xia da before she became the renowned manhua artist today. it actually got taken down from the market and now you can't find a copy of it anywhere aside from mildly illegal sites which is pretty interesting.