CATDOLL: Japanese manga editor: Even the best works will attract malicious criticism

Keyboard warriors are a phenomenon that exists all over the world. Some people criticize based on reason and facts, while others criticize just for the sake of criticizing. In the forum era, there were many keyboard warriors, such as the famous keyboard warriors on 2ch. Few things could escape their attack. When discussing anime works, many keyboard warriors would criticize them. Recently, a Japanese manga editor came out to comfort the creators of the manga, saying that some people just hate your work for no reason.

When discussing this issue, the comic editor quoted a statement from a science article, "The way to avoid all criticism is to say nothing and do nothing, but if you keep avoiding criticism, one day you will go down the wrong path. As long as you are motivated, you will always encounter friction with others. No matter how wonderful your work is, you cannot avoid criticism from others (of course, some criticism will also promote the growth of the creator's skills). However, studies have shown that some people who like to criticize are people who criticize for the sake of criticism, that is, people who hate everything and only focus on the shortcomings of others . In the famous international academic journal "Journal of Personality and Social Psychology", an experimental report on people's reactions when facing unknown topics was published. In order to avoid the mood of the day affecting the test results, the same experiment was repeated on different days. The final test results showed two obvious characteristics. One is people who hate everything, and the other is people who like everything. In these two situations, the testers judge unknown things more by following an innate attitude, rather than using facts to prove it. They hate because they hate, and like because they like. Therefore, before creating, you need to remember that your work will always attract criticism from some people, and it is criticism without reason ."

It is undeniable that no matter what it is, there will be people who like it and people who don't. Just follow your own routine and go on seriously. It will be difficult to develop if you care too much about other people's opinions. Just like "Dragon Ball", "Naruto" and "One Piece", these works cannot be liked by everyone, but no one can deny that they are not classic and good works.