[ SECRET POST #4277 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4277 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It very much depends on how they are included. There are historical reasons why the US has a large blakc population. You can't have a large black (or white for that matter) population in a story set in, say, fantasy version of ancient China, without people asking questions of how did this population got there in the first place. But you can include a non-Asian character with a passing line about being the son of a travelling merchant from distant lands, or something like that, and it will be consistent with the worldbuilding.

[(Anonymous)]

You can't have a large black (or white for that matter) population in a story set in, say, fantasy version of ancient China

I could if I wanted to.

[(Anonymous)]

Sure you could. Would be shit writing though.

[(Anonymous)]

It would depend on the realism and the style of the rest of the work.

[(Anonymous)]

I mean... if you want a cast of black people you could just, you know, not set it in ancient China.

[(Anonymous)]

I could or I couldn't.

[(Anonymous)]

That's a "first fic, be nice!" level of writing, though, unless your work is a bizzaro comedy or a children's show. There's a reason we have the word "worldbuilding", you know.