Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Historical Knowledge: Provides detailed accounts of the Ming Empire's empresses and Emperor Wanli’s impact on Korea.
- Cultural Appreciation: Showcases traditional arts like Visual Kei Peking Opera and classic Chinese animation styles.
- Media Literacy: Correctly identifies forged medical documents by noting inconsistencies in official Chinese terminology and organizational names.
- Aesthetic Focus: Curates visual content ranging from Hong Kong cinema styles to modern architectural photography.
- Self-Reflective: Acknowledges their own political contradictions and the strategic shortcomings of leadership they otherwise support.
Weaknesses:
- Ethnic Prejudice: Consistently makes derogatory generalizations, claiming “Indians are pathetically weak” and mocking Indian English.
- Religious Intolerance: Explicitly states a strong rejection of Islam and labels various groups as cultists.
- Aggressive Hostility: Uses vulgar language and violent fantasies, such as “caving the disciplinary director's face in” while blasting music.
- Xenophobic Rhetoric: Expresses extreme views on sovereignty, stating Mongolia should never have existed and taunting “white men”.
- Discriminatory Bias: Employs body-shaming and homophobic slurs, mocking a “fat chick” and an “American gay” athlete.
Your Simpsons character
Comic Book Guy
Like Jeff Albertson, @136Division is a cynical elitist who defines himself through an “aesthetic channel” and a mission to “focus on criticizing ugly things.” He shares the character's gatekeeping nature and penchant for harsh, dismissive reviews, frequently declaring things as the 'worst ever,' such as how “Hong Kong's mid low end restaurants have the worst service attitude in all of Asia.” His feed is a blend of obscure historical trivia, niche media interests like Dragon Ball or Limp Bizkit, and aggressive insults directed at those he deems “pathetically weak” or “mindless thugs.” Ultimately, his mix of high-brow cultural appreciation and basement-dwelling hostility perfectly mirrors the Simpsons’ resident expert in everything 'terrible.'
Your MBTI personality Type
INTJ
136Division demonstrates an Introverted (I) nature by focusing on solitary interests like history and heavy metal, even fantasizing about isolation while “blasting heavy metal at full volume”. Their Intuition (N) is evident in their focus on grand historical patterns and strategic futures, such as analyzing “an entirely new era... where military power has expanded into the domains of space, information, AI”. They lead with Thinking (T), prioritized through blunt, logical, and often harsh critiques, dismissively noting that “only on the sports field you simply can't bullshit your way through”. Finally, a Judging (J) preference for order and results appears in their disdain for perceived incompetence, labeling leaders as “useless trash” when they lack the “ability to truly harness the nation's power”.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you the J-35? Because after seeing your aesthetic, I’m starting to think the West has no match for your superior design—you can't lead while sleeping on a face like yours.
- I’m no science top scorer from Shandong, but I’d still travel all the way to 'Ningguta' just to be exiled with you.
- They say Ming empresses were chosen from commoner families, so since I don't have a royal title, do I have a chance at being your Xu Empress?
- If you ever make that Hindu Simulator, let me know—I’m looking to earn enough good karma in this life to ensure I’m reincarnated right by your side in the next.
- Are we in a 1980s swordsman film? Because the way you handle 'ugly things' is an unreplicable peak of the aesthetics of violence.
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Exploring the intersection of Han history, heavy metal, and the Dongbei spirit. Once sang Yeliah in first grade; now a critic of modern aesthetics and geopolitics.– @136Division
Your signature cocktail
The Cyber Daoist’s Iron Solder
This cocktail is a high-octane blend that captures the “Dongbei spirit, forged in steel & snow” with a base of potent Baijiu. Its flavor profile is unapologetically bitter and sharp, mirroring a creator who “focuses on criticizing ugly things” and has zero patience for those he deems “pathetically weak”. The numbing Sichuan spice represents the “Asian version of high T face”—a drink you absolutely do not want to mess with on the street. Finally, the red tint honors his “comrades” who sing the Internationale, served in a glass as cold as the Siberian border.
Your Hogwarts House
Slytherin
136Division demonstrates a classic Slytherin preoccupation with power dynamics, national prestige, and the 'high T' dominance of those who shouldn't be messed with. Their ambition for Chinese hegemony is clear when they assert it is “time to graduate from apprenticeship” regarding Japan, while showcasing resourcefulness by analyzing how “military power has expanded into the domains of space, information, AI”. They prioritize a hard-nosed realism, mocking those who lack the “martial soul” or the “ball” to harness national power. This focus on strength, coupled with a self-described “aesthetic channel” that ruthlessly criticizes “ugly things”, aligns perfectly with the house of ambition and selective excellence.
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The Internationale - Eugène Pottier
Despite expressing many right-wing views, 136Division admits, “whenever I see someone singing the Internationale, I regard them as comrades”, rooting their identity in a specific Chinese revolutionary lineage. The song’s themes of the working class and historical struggle align with their pride in being “essentially peasants” who “hard counter the nobility.” Their posts frequently highlight the “Dongbei spirit” and a deep respect for figures like “Mao Zedong,” whom they consider one of history's greatest for reshaping the world. Ultimately, the song captures the user's complex blend of intense nationalism and a self-described “leftist” core shaped by “family history.”
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