1: The word "loli" comes from the Russian writer Vladimir Nabokov's 1955 best-selling novel Lolita, which describes the story of a university professor falling in love with a 12-year-old girl; it was adapted into the movie Lolita of the same name, in which the girl is set to be 15 years old. Since then, anyone with the characteristics of the heroine in the play has been called "Loli-ta" or "loli", that is, "loli".
As for the exact characteristics of "loli", there is no clear definition. Currently, the so-called ACG in the ACG industry refers to animation Anime, comics, and games. The common definition is that as long as a cute little girl can become a loli. And the hobby similar to "old men falling in love with little girls" is described as "Lolicon", which is the Loli complex. The Lolicon used in Japan actually covers a wider scope than the original definition of Lolicon. The combination of Lolicon=Lolita+complex was made by the Japanese. And now...
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
