Smecta is a homophonic loan word, which comes from Korean "?" , is a common network term. In Korean, "?" It is a suffix of modal particles and is used as a honorific. For example:

The elder asked: Have you eaten? ( )

Answer: I have eaten Smecta (? )

If you don't add Smecta, it will be considered disrespectful.

This word is also used as a modal particle and a common suffix on the Internet, but it often expresses feelings contrary to the original word. For example, "I admire you, Smecta" is actually "I despise you".

Smecta, usually placed at the end of a sentence, means gorgeous negation almost like English.

Why is it called Korean bonzi ~

Because it was a Japanese colony during World War II ~

When the Japanese attacked China ~ Korean women worked as comfort women ~ men came to China to help oppress the people of China ~

But the Japanese didn't give them weapons ~ only sticks ~ Koreans also like to kill China people with sticks ~ especially during the Nanjing Massacre ~

So at that time, people in China were called Koryo bonzi ~