CATDOLL: Japanese boy discovers his mother's 20-year-old doujinshi and is inspired to create

There are so many fan works related to anime now. In addition to the commercial books sold in the market, many people will also publish their own fan works of their favorite works. Of course, these are generally collected by themselves. But have you ever thought about how you would feel if your fan books written when you were young were discovered and read by your children? It would be very depressing, that's for sure. This kind of thing really happened in Japan now. A boy found a lot of fan books written a long time ago at home. He read them every day and wrote his thoughts on Twitter. After seeing the post, his mother found that her son was looking at the fan books she created 20 years ago...

In his reading notes, the boy said: "The author of these fan fictions seems to be a female college student. Some of these fan fictions are diary-style comics, and some are comics of original characters. Since these fan fictions have a lot of plots, I read these fan fictions every day like they are lessons. After reading them for a few weeks, I also wanted to draw something, so I drew some characters in the fan fictions and wrote illustration collections as the titles. However, when my mother saw my work, she immediately asked me, 'Where did you see these characters!' At that moment, I realized that the large number of fan fictions I read and the fan fictions that aroused my desire to create were drawn by my mother herself." The mother had also seen her son's online posts a long time ago. The mother said: "When I didn't know, my son saw the fan fiction I created 20 years ago. I feel so ashamed and depressed."

Although it is not clear what the content of the fan fiction created by this mother 20 years ago is, her son saw it and aroused his desire to create, and the mother felt so ashamed that she wanted to die... The content should still be very exciting, right? However, these fan works are also absolutely successful works in a sense. However, I still remind those who like to collect these items that when the time comes, these things should be destroyed, or they should be hidden well and not left randomly. If the next generation sees them, it will really have a big impact.