CATDOLL: The sequel to the classic Three Kingdoms comic "The Legend of Dragon and Wolf" has been confirmed

The "Dragon and Wolf" stage play, which was being performed at the Hakuhinkan Theater in Tokyo, Japan from May 2 to 6, has confirmed the production of a sequel. The sequel will be performed at the 10101 Theater in Tokyo from April 6 to 10, 2016.

"Ryu-Lang-Tale" is an excellent manga by Japanese artist Yoshito Yamahara in 1993 (although it is a relatively early work), the protagonists are junior high school student Tenchi Shilang (who is very interested in China's Three Kingdoms because he has played too many Three Kingdoms games) and his girlfriend Izumi Masumi. "Ryu-Lang-Tale" combines elements of history, fighting, fantasy, and is a rare long-form manga that is very popular in Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and other places.

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?

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