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something feels oddly amoral about it all too. the MC isn’t exactly punishing evil, he’s punishing his enemies, who are mostly the people who don’t have the sense to defer to him properly. he doesn’t fight for good, he fights for his friends, family, and allies, who do defer
point of comparison: a friend is raising his kid bilingual (mandarin/english), and the children’s books in mandarin seem to have much stronger focus on moral lessons. just another datapoint...
yeah, it’s a bit foolish for me to try basing this analysis on two very isolated cultural artifacts without knowing much about the broader cultural context. like if i tried this same analysis of american culture via comics i’d come away with some funny ideas about violence
Another interesting case study would be narratives like Legend of the Condor Heroes, lots of tv dramas based on that. From HK but became immensely popular in mainland China as well. MC comes from nothing and is usually not the brightest, but has talent and a good heart
He doesn't understand any politics, but wins smart allies who are moved to support his cause of protecting the weak and restoring justice, order, peace
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