I don't know for sure. Usually, scanlations of less mainstream novels can be hard to find. You could try checking some manga and novel enthusiast groups online, but keep in mind the legality of it.
One well - known group is 'Exiled Rebels Scanlations'. They have translated quite a number of popular Chinese BL novels. Another is 'BL Scanlations' which focuses specifically on bringing BL works from Chinese to English. And there's also 'Novel Updates Translations' that often includes translations of Chinese BL novels among their offerings.
Sure. 'Lilac Translations' is a reliable scanlation group for Chinese BL novels. They have a group of experienced translators who are not only proficient in both languages but also have a deep understanding of the BL genre. They make sure that the translations are faithful to the original Chinese works and are also engaging for the readers.
There is also the issue of competition with official translations. When scanlation groups release their versions, it might discourage readers from waiting for or purchasing the official, properly vetted translations, which can have a negative impact on the overall light novel industry.
Look for scanlation groups that are recruiting. Many groups have online forums or social media pages where they post recruitment announcements. You'll likely have to go through a trial translation to show your skills.
Not necessarily. While King is a highly respected and successful author, the title of 'king of fiction' is subjective and can vary from person to person. Different readers have different favorite authors and genres.
We can't be sure if the Mutated King is the Heavenly King. Although some people believed that the Mutated King was likely to be a Heavenly King because he had replaced the Heavenly King's child and had higher-ups protecting him, there were other people who believed that the Mutated King was an independent existence that was different from the Heavenly King. Due to the limited information in the search results, we are unable to come up with a definite answer.
King Qi and King Jing were brothers, both sons of the emperor. King Qi was a scholar and was famous for his achievements and prestige. King Jing was a warrior and was outstanding in his military achievements. They had different specialties and talents. Although King Qi might be better in terms of political achievements and King Jing was more outstanding in terms of military achievements, their performance was affected by the Red Flame Case. King Qi was slandered and assassinated by Emperor Liang, while King Jing succeeded in ascending to the throne through the efforts of himself, Mei Changsu, and the others. As for the question of who was more suitable to be the emperor, Marquis Yan commented in the play that King Jing had been influenced by King Qi. His strategy of governing the country and his conduct had been passed down by King Qi, but his character was more determined and steady. Therefore, based on the information provided, it was impossible to determine who was more suitable to be the emperor.
There were a few novels about Sea King and Sea King's double male leads that could be recommended. Among them," My Bamboo Horse Is Super Sweet " and " The Romance Lover " were both novels about the male protagonist of the Sea King duo. They told the sweet love story between the protagonist and the Sea King. These novels were suitable for readers who liked sweet novels and Sea King novels.