Since Loffyllama made its debut appearance in late 2018, Loffy has undergone multiple transformations in its appearance. The two biggest changes were its transformation from a thin llama to a fluffy one and the removal of its protruding chin.

This change is just like that of all other comic book characters, something that naturally occurs as I become more familiar with the character. Of course, this design is cuter and closer to the ideal image in my mind. I recently changed it from walking on all fours to walking on two legs as well, providing more versatility.

Over the years of creating the Loffy comics, I feel incredibly fortunate to have received many messages from fans, sharing how Loffy's positive energy has brought them joy and had a positive impact on their lives. The emotions I've felt upon receiving these messages are beyond words.

Besides many teachers incorporating my comics into their teaching, what has left a deep impression on me is a parent whose child has autism. After reading my comics, their child voluntarily suggested going out to eat. I never imagined that my comics could have such a significant impact, which further strengthens my belief in continuing to create.

Many people might not know, but the illness I have had over the years is precisely what has allowed me to create content that resonates with and touches people. My illness has taken me from being deeply entrenched in anxiety and mental torment to stumbling upon a direction and regaining my strength to face the illness. I've been through it, so my inspiration comes from what I've faced in dealing with various life challenges and how to overcome them.

If you're an aspiring artist who wants to make a positive impact with your work and reach a wider audience, my first piece of advice is this: don't worry about whether your artwork is beautiful or not; just create. Only by taking action can you truly progress. During this process, try not to criticize yourself excessively.

Many times, as an artist, you may compare your work to that of other artists, which can lead to losing the most important asset in your creativity - self-confidence. Lack of this enthusiasm can also dissipate and affect your goals. If you go back to the early Loffyllama comics, you can see the significant changes that have occurred.

As for how to create positive value, I believe that creators themselves should explore the messages they want to convey through their work. Whether it's making readers laugh, spreading love between people, or promoting environmental awareness, these topics can all have a positive impact on society. Therefore, creators should think about what the world needs. When you make an effort to convey these values and persistently create, someday you will be recognized by the world.