Recently, the official account of 'A Dream of Jianghu' (Hua Yi Shan) publicly accused 'Mini World' of plagiarizing their logo in an animated short, sparking intense discussion in the gaming community. According to Qichacha data, Mini World’s parent company, Shenzhen Miniwan Technology, has been repeatedly sued by NetEase—the Chinese distributor of 'Minecraft'—on grounds including commercial bribery and unfair competition.
Netizens on NGA forums have expressed their disbelief at Mini World's track record as a 'repeat offender' in the industry. Some users questioned the specifics of the bribery allegations, while others mocked NetEase for being 'fei la bu kan' (a slang term indicating extreme weakness or impotence) because they often fail to secure a decisive victory in these court cases. Observers also clarified that since 'Hua Yi Shan' is developed by Nuverse (ByteDance) rather than NetEase, spectators should be careful not to conflate the publishers. Furthermore, long-time players brought up the game's infamous history regarding child safety and inappropriate community behavior, labeling the title as a problematic product that seems to survive despite constant controversy.
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