Are there any /his/-approved historical Chinese cartoons?

People have always recommended me Vinland Saga but I fucking hate the circlejerk over muh viking super elite warriors, should I read it?

>>2437051
Yes. The story is mostly contained to Norse on Norse conflict, so it's less about the Vikings being super soldiers and more about personal revenge and the politics of 11th century Danes.

>>2437051
Don't so much as an anti-German that you can't even read a simple manga about htem.

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>>2437070
That's interesting. Thanks.

>>2437082
What?

>>2437091
That's Bride's story right? Just started reading it and its pretty comfy. Art is top tier.

>>2436969

Kingdom is decent shounen, I like it. If you want drama go read The Ravage of Times, its a literal chinese comic, base on the 3 kingdom.

>>2437051

Read it, its good and it gets better after the angsty revenge arc. They on a fucken boat arc right now though and updates monthly.

>>2437098
Yeah that's right, it's super comfy

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Code Geass is an ok alternate history. Really the only meca I ever liked.

>>2437107
>If you want drama go read The Ravage of Times, its a literal chinese comic, base on the 3 kingdom.
I started reading it, but got lost a few arcs into it. Seemed like you needed to have read 3 Kingdoms to get it.

Also, it bothered that you could always tell who was going to win by who was prettier.

If you like China, then read Sangokushi. It's a straight Adaptation of the Three Kingdoms by the guy who made Tetsujin 28.