user29562: Like in the title said can I ask question other than anime and manga. Like can I ask about Manhwa, Manhua, or Chinese or Korean novels.

user1458: As mentioned in Should we expand our scope:

I tend to see anime and manga more as a culture, at least in the West. There are lots of games, manga-style comics (including manhwa and manhua), and anime-style cartoons which are targeted at, and are just as popular as, the average anime/manga series, and it's strange to not be able to discuss them here. That isn't to say that we're expanding our scope to include Star Trek, even though Star Trek probably is popular among manga fans. But we're including things that would be natural to discuss on an anime-themed site. What exactly those are is up for debate.

So yes, in general questions regarding Manhua, Manwha and even VN related questions can be on-topic. All though, they will most likely be judged by a case on case basis.
In the post mentioned above you can read quite a bit about this. And even though the answer has not yet been accepted, this is the generally consented answer. 

29562: <p>Like in the title said can I ask question other than anime and manga. Like can I ask about Manhwa, Manhua, or Chinese or Korean novels.</p>
 1458: <p>As mentioned in <a href="https://anime.meta.stackexchange.com/a/418/1458">Should we expand our scope</a>:</p>

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  <p>I tend to see anime and manga more as a culture, at least in the West. There are lots of games, manga-style comics (including manhwa and manhua), and anime-style cartoons which are targeted at, and are just as popular as, the average anime/manga series, and it's strange to not be able to discuss them here. That isn't to say that we're expanding our scope to include Star Trek, even though Star Trek probably is popular among manga fans. But we're including things that would be natural to discuss on an anime-themed site. What exactly those are is up for debate.</p>
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<p>So yes, in general questions regarding Manhua, Manwha and even VN related questions can be on-topic. All though, they will most likely be judged by a case on case basis.</p>

<p>In the post mentioned above you can read quite a bit about this. And even though the answer has not yet been accepted, this is the generally consented answer. </p>
