Nai Long was originally pure, soft, with a round body and sparkling eyes, healing so many people. It is a favorite of many, a lovable companion in children's eyes, and a simple source of happiness in adults' tired lives.

But in the hands of some people, they insist on twisting it into a greasy, lewd, and ugly appearance, euphemistically called "secondary creation," but in reality, it just reveals a dark heart that can't tolerate any beauty. They have no creative ability themselves, can't come up with cute ideas, and can't produce warm content. They only know how to take beloved characters and turn clean things into dirt, draw evil, relying on disgusting people to attract attention and gain traffic.
This behavior is not just about playing with memes; it's pure malice, a sign of low aesthetic standards and a barren inner world. They often say, "It's just entertainment, don't take it seriously," but entertainment has never been a reason to ruin something beautiful. Do you know how painful it is for fans of Nai Long to see their beloved image being degraded like this? Especially children, who see only these distorted versions and almost forget what the original adorable look was. Is this the result you want?
True secondary creation is about adding beauty, not malicious defamation; it’s about continuing cuteness, not destroying tenderness. Those who rely solely on uglifying others to find a sense of existence are the ugliest of all. Having a dark heart, seeing everything as dirty, and ruining adorable images is truly ugly.
Stop using vulgarity as a form of personality, and stop using malice as a form of entertainment.