Why is Nick the Fox in "Zootopia" the representative of the new generation of "boyfriend power"?

I think Fox Nick is a really charismatic character. He is a little bit naughty, but this kind of naughtiness attracts the love of girls. If a man is not bad and a woman doesn’t love me, it still makes sense sometimes. Because Fox Nick's badness stems from his intelligence, his cunning was exposed at the very beginning. By pretending that he was a father who couldn't afford popsicles, he brought a short "son" with a rough Chinese accent. "Finnick entered the Elephant's Popsicle Shop to buy a giant popsicle.

The unknown Judy Rabbit was moved by their experience and bought them a popsicle. Unexpectedly, Nick wanted to make money. He stepped on his footprints, melted the popsicles using the footprint pit, and then solidified them into small feet in the snow to make claw popsicles. The popsicles were sold to the little mice in the bank for huge profits. The popsicles left by the little mouse after eating them were sold by Nick to a little mouse for construction. Such a smart head did nothing good, which makes people feel a little pity for Nick. Nick will be obviously bad, but in the beginning he is more like a profiteer than a completely bad criminal.

And Nick did not want to be a "bad guy" from the beginning. He also had a past of gradually giving up on himself. In fact, Nick originally wanted to join the Boy Scouts and become a handsome policeman. But everyone thought Fox Sly was a bad guy, and they were worried that he would hurt others, so they put him in a pillory. Such insults hurt Little Nick, and he gradually turned into a cunning bad guy in the eyes of those people. A child with a cruel and distrustful childhood experience greatly inspires maternal love in women. Who would not want to put him in his arms to comfort him when he sees such a little fox being brutally shackled?

In the later stages of the plot, Nick's boyfriend power gradually emerged. He always looked impatient but helped Judy solve her difficulties every time. Sometimes he also makes naughty jokes. For example, when he went to investigate the license plate, he deliberately interrupted Judy's investigation and told a joke to the slow sloth Lightning, knowing that Judy was in a hurry. Does this sound like the kind of boyfriend who makes you happy every day but never counts, sometimes the jokes go too far, but in the end he still coaxes you back? Later, Nick quietly replaced Blueberry, and his acting skills were astonishing, pretending that he had fallen into the sheep's conspiracy, but it was actually a scene with Judy. The tacit understanding between them also needs to be developed by getting along. This kind of fox will cooperate with you, always help you in big things, and solve difficulties for you. Although he can make some small jokes, he is also a bit cunning fox Nick. What girl would not be moved by seeing this fox Nick?

The above is purely a personal opinion.