Yes, Pixiv has novels, but it seems that not many people have read them. Those who really like to write novels should have posted them to "Become a Novelist". Recently, Pixiv officially issued an announcement to govern the platform content in the middle of next month. The three p

Friends who like anime must be familiar with Pixiv. It is a sharing community mainly based on illustrations, comics and novels. Yes, Pixiv has novels, but it seems that not many people have read them. Those who really like to write novels should have posted them to "Become a Novelist".

Recently, Pixiv officially issued an announcement to govern the platform content in the middle of next month. The three parts of PIXIV FANBOX (paid subscription), BOOTH (work mall) and REQUEST (application for application for drafting) are not allowed to violate the law.

The radical content here includes loli, siblings, humans and animals, forced attack without consent, and disability caused by non-accidents.

I can only say that I did a pretty job, it is really hard not to support it. This wave of measures to purify Azhai’s mind by controlling radical content can be described as great.

Of course, there are also people who are also very sad, saying that this wave of restrictions will accelerate Japan's recession, and the Japanese economy seems to rely entirely on the difficult content in the two-dimensional world...

Seeing Pixiv's governance of content, the first thing I think of was the proposal of Japanese parliamentarians in June this year. At that time, he proposed to clear the content of loli and lolita. As long as it is involved, it is a mess, and both the fat man and the painter must be treated as criminals.

After careful consideration, I realized that it is unlikely. Although the Japanese are slack in doing things and it takes two or three months to catch a cartoonist who harasses a female high school, the bill has not been implemented slowly. If we agree to the proposal of the MP, there will be news online long ago, and it is impossible to only limit Pixiv when implemented quietly. So, there must be some other reason.

Some amateurs believe that Pixiv's move this time may have been affected by credit card companies. Indeed, PIXIV FANBOX, BOOTH and REQUEST are all transaction categories. Looking back on the past, credit card companies did suppress the sharing platform on the grounds of violating public order. It coincides with a website starting with P letters, but this company is a video.

In fact, there is actually a third website Patreon that starts with P. When video P sites were affected, many video creators turned to Patreon. This time Pixiv is affected, and I believe many users will switch to the past. It is not difficult to guess that next time this P site 3 will be affected.

We return to Pixiv. Although the content of transactions is now under governance, it does not mean that the content shared free of charge will not be affected in the future. Whether anime characters should be protected by minor policies is also a topic that has been discussed.

Everyone knows that there are also sages in Japanese politics, one is Taro Yamada and Ken Akamatsu. Both of them enter the politics under the banner of defending the second dimension for otaku, calling for freedom of creation and diversified development. In fact, they require that those things that are not difficult to say should not be restricted. What are the results of these two people? It seems that they are not very good at the moment.

Finally, I hope to take advantage of Pixiv’s changes to really let the gamblers purify their minds and stop having "it is because of people like you who are misunderstood". I hope that in the near future, the Japanese animation industry will introduce a regulation to govern NTR. Now some cartoonists are very bad. They pretend to be pure love and deceive you into being so talented. Pure love lovers like me really can't stand it.

OK, that's all for this article, let's see you next time~