Ultraman God: China's Own Ultraman

As an imported culture, whether you admit it or not, Ultraman has always been an important role accompanying the growth of Chinese teenagers and children, and is also one of the exports of Japanese culture. Can traditional Chinese culture be combined with foreign Ultraman? This idea has been lingering in my mind, and it was early this year that I finally decided to put it into practice. When I started writing, I discovered that a certain foundation of traditional culture is the basic guarantee, and my wild imagination is even more indispensable. The text must be interesting and the story must be entertaining, so that readers can enjoy reading endlessly. The reflections on the characters of the God Ultraman and the mythical beasts and dogs, as well as the monster prototypes and plots in the story will give adult readers the illusion of déjà vu, allowing young readers to unconsciously make associations, and use this as a context and index to connect the vast and profound Chinese traditional culture. My thoughts and purposes are actually very simple. I hope these interesting stories can be rooted in readers' minds and subtly complete the simple structure of traditional culture deep in their minds.