Transparency of Subject and Gamification of Reality: The Case of the System-Medical Fiction Great Doctor Ling Ran.
Since 2018, "system-medical fiction" (xitong yiliao wen) has become a popular genre of web novel, which is situated at the intersection of media and reality. Through the setting of a "system," this genre links the professional careers of physicians with video games, reflecting the dual trends of "me...
| Publicado en: | Chinese Literature & Thought Today Vol. 55; no. 3/4; pp. 104 - 114 |
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