CATDOLL: Take you through the Three Kingdoms era. The classic comic "Dragon and Wolf" is confirmed to be adapted into a stage play

"Ryurouden" is a time-travel manga created by cartoonist Yoshito Yamahara, and serialized in Japan's "Monthly Shonen Magazine". Recently, it has been confirmed that the work will be adapted into a stage play, which will be staged at the Tokyo Hakuhinkan Theater from May 2nd to 6th. The performance and script of the stage play version are by Matsuda Isada. The actors include Taizo Shiina, Nohoka Shirina, Katsuhiko Ibuka, Yuki Tomotsune, Ryosuke Tsuruta, Ryuki Muro, Kaoru Yamazaki, Yuta Higuchi, Shiori Sakata, Aoi, Kimeru, etc.

Tickets will be available for pre-order starting at noon on March 21. The official website will be launched soon. The poster has been released, and the scene of dragons fighting and tigers raging is very domineering, but the slogan on the upper right is tender and sweet: "Because we are far apart, we trust each other more." This is a portrayal of the relationship between the male and female protagonists.

The story of "Ryurouden" takes place in China in 207 AD. Two Japanese students, a boy and a girl, traveled through time and space to the Three Kingdoms period in China, and had a series of exciting stories with historical figures of the Three Kingdoms. The original manga was serialized in "Monthly Shonen Magazine" (Kodansha) from 1993 to 2006, and the sequel "Ryurouden: Nakahara Ryoran" began serialization in 2007. The latest single volume 15 was just released yesterday (March 17).

Synopsis

On a graduation trip, he and his childhood sweetheart Izumi Masumi inexplicably traveled through time and space (the plane they were on was suddenly attacked by a "dragon" and the two disappeared from the plane, and when they reappeared, they came to the Three Kingdoms era in China where wars were raging!). Is this a coincidence or a deliberate arrangement by God? What impact will Zhilang, who is familiar with the history of the Three Kingdoms, have on history?