What do you think of spoof culture?

There is no clear conclusion about spoof culture at present. For example, on the one hand, some youth literature works, such as novels, cartoons and even TV plays, take history or culture as the theme, and make some adaptations or spoofs to cater to the preferences of modern society and specific groups (such as teenagers), which can arouse readers' interest in the culture and conduct textual research on their own. For example, many readers will be interested in the theme because of a novel or cartoon, or the audience will be interested in a movie or TV series. So as to carry out in-depth study, which will contribute to the spread and development of culture, especially for teenagers, they will have a very strong interest in new and interesting things. It will be a good thing if we can guide them to learn more cultural knowledge from this aspect. Cultural knowledge is not just an epigram in a professor's mouth. They are as vivid as our lives, and even history has had the most fashionable times! It is really a topic worth discussing to guide the rigorous heart to learn culture with the meaning of kuso ~

On the other hand, kuso culture also has its drawbacks, such as excessive kuso, regardless of the consequences, so small that it may affect the reputation of kuso people (imagine a person using extremely vulgar methods to kuso culture, will you have a good impression on him? ), may cause a certain social atmosphere, and even affect the reputation of the society (of course, this will be a "advanced" kuso ~). And not every audience of spoof culture is a person who will strictly pursue the truth. When the spoof is deeply rooted in people's hearts, then the culture will be distorted, the audience will be instilled with wrong cultural knowledge, and it is possible to spread it widely. If this effect is caused, kuso is greater than it!

Like many other topics, spoof culture has both advantages and disadvantages. Proper spoofing makes everyone happy, while excessive spoofing makes people commit cultural crimes.