My Wife Is From a Thousand Years Ago - Ch. 387

[MangaDex]

 

[outinthegardener]

Wisdom of Xu Qing:

"It's better to fight children than your wife."
"I kneel under my wife regularly 🌶️ 🌶️ 🌶️ "

 

[daonewhoisworthy]

I really loved this chapter man. I love that he doesn’t want to pick a career out of convenience and maybe a bit of pride, but I think that’s okay in moderation. I also love that his dad knows he’ll be okay and will figure it out, even if he doesn’t have the answer right now.

 

[yatanogarasu]

The warrioress will beat him up if she finds out he thought of her dumb in the beginning.

 

[Seinvolf]

Thank u always for ur great work...
^^...

He still won again the warrioress n the father just want to see ur face...
(OωO )...

 

[bakanisan]

Rare proud dad moment.

 

[anak_sampah]

Oh, almost teared up there. What a random chad dad moment

 

[dowiet]

his dad is really so proud of him

 

[mojo72400]

His dad's proud that his Xu Qing has grown up and changed a lot.

 

[Genji102]

Does anyone know these rules they keep talking about that prevents him from making videos? Like they're just not allowed to make videos with movie clips anymore?

 

[bakanisan]

Does anyone know these rules they keep talking about that prevents him from making videos? Like they're just not allowed to make videos with movie clips anymore?

Tldr is it's akin to copyright strike on YouTube even though the content it's striking is transformative or commentary. Sure you could win the battle if it comes to the meat of the matter but in the end it's a huge time sink fighting it.

I'm not sure if the policy actually exists in China or this is just an in-story element though.

 

[Eals]

doing commentary over a movie or long video with the timer on its fine

 

[Sollertia_]

I like how kneeling to the wife is not the problem for Xu Qing, but rather kneeling to jeans-covered legs hehe

 

[Sollertia_]

Tldr is it's akin to copyright strike on YouTube even though the content it's striking is transformative or commentary. Sure you could win the battle if it comes to the meat of the matter but in the end it's a huge time sink fighting it.

I'm not sure if the policy actually exists in China or this is just an in-story element though.

Does anyone know these rules they keep talking about that prevents him from making videos? Like they're just not allowed to make videos with movie clips anymore?

I'm not a lawyer or someone who produces content in China, but based on my understanding:

In 2019, China passed the "Standards and Detailed Rules for the Review of Online Short Video Content", detailing 100 types of prohibited video content, such as fascist content, pornography, etc., which aimed to fill in the gap from the rise of digital content for their censorship laws. In 2021, they followed this up with an ammendment to account for copyright content and edits. (Not sure what else changed cuz the number of types is still 100). This is likely what the story is referencing since the novel was completed in 2021.

In practice, the movie industry and other digital content owners mostly turn a blind eye towards promotional or transformative content, such as commentary, "abridged versions", meme edits, etc. for reasons we're familiar with. However, the fact remains that industry and community are not in a win-win state legally.

Sources: http://m.ce.cn/bwzg/202501/15/t20250115_39266759.shtml
https://baike.baidu.com/item/网络短视频内容审核标准细则/23244422

 

[HVMetal]

Did his father seriously only visit him to tell him "I told you so" and nothing else?