A Decade-Long Bookworm Recommends Well-Written, Creative Ultraman Stories 十年书虫，主推文笔，创意，皆尚佳的奥文（奥特曼）

These past two years, excellent Ultraman stories have been popping up one after another, which makes me very happy (❁´ω`❁). When I was little, I watched Ultraman mainly for those three-minute transformation scenes. Now that I'm older, I'm drawn instead to how the stories make us reflect on war and peace, justice, humanity, nature, and other such questions. Some people think Ultraman is just for kids, but I don't agree. At least for me, that couldn't be further from the truth. It helped me through one of the harder stretches of growing up. The words “Anyone can become a light through their own efforts” still echo in my heart. Because of him, I hesitate less when someone needs help, and I have more resolve when doing volunteer work. He also helped me better understand the work our predecessors did. You could say that this light still lives in my heart today. The world may not be white, but it certainly isn't black, either. Give what warmth you can, shine what light you can. Even a firefly can glow a little in the darkness; you don't have to wait for a torch. If no torch ever comes, then I will be the only light., Lu Xun I believe that most people carry a light inside them. It may be obscured for a while, it may waver or flicker, but like wild grass, it will never be completely consumed. When the wind blows, it will strive to grow upward again. I think most people who read Ultraman stories do so for those memories and moments of beauty, for the emotions they once felt. So this list doesn't accept any overpowered, self-indulgent stories. Finally, may that moving light never fade from your hearts. 🌟