Mr. Natural seems like a crazy saint, but the author actually wants to tell more deep meanings behind the story and the world. There are some interesting passages, for example, where Mr. Nature points out that our problems and society have become irrelevant over time, or some absurd and funny scenes.
From my perspective, because I am from China, so when I was young I read a slimier comic book called Old Master Q. It also has pretty funny content but also reflects changing social trends, particularly from the 1960s to the 1980s. Sometimes It presents social problems such as poverty, theft, suicide, and gangs, or taunts such pop cultures as ladyboys, trendy clothes and rock music (the old master often lectured those who were "neither fish nor fish").
The overall theme of the comics centers around humor, with characters usually portrayed in a variety of social statuses, professions and time periods, ranging from beggars and office workers to actors and ancient warriors, which allows for a wide variety of scenarios to explore.
