I heard about this cartoon last year and only turned it out this year. The result is really good. First of all, the plot of Under One Man is generally clear, with normal logic and tension. There are several main lines in the whole story: Feng Baobao's life experience and grandpa Chulan Zhang's true identity. Around these two themes, a series of characters and the following plots are drawn.

Secondly, people's designs are also wonderful: Feng Baobao is transformed by her soul and is a little cute. She is a crazy but not crazy sister. What will she look like when she returns to normal has also aroused people's appetite. All-sex school is cruel and insidious, reminiscent of the constellation school in Tianlong Babu. The seductive Xia He's well-deserved famous saying "Color is a steel knife for scraping bones"; Zhang looks exactly like him, cold and abstinent, close to the traditional image of Japan. In the later period, he was jealous of the protagonist's five thunder, and was deeply moved by his complex emotions.

Finally, talk about the combat system and world outlook. The combat system of Under One Man is very rigorous, and it draws lessons from many traditional Taoist cultures. Not only is there no cottage feeling, but it is higher, and the charm of traditional culture can be seen. "Tong" is set as "abstract energy from a modern perspective", which inherits the things of the previous generation. Personally, I think this setting is not clear enough, because children seem to be something everyone has, and it is difficult to explain why there is such a big difference between mortals and aliens. It would be even more wonderful if we could refer to the disparity in strength caused by everyone's different perceptions of the Force in Star Wars, or link the source setting of the story with myth to further enrich the logic and connotation of setting.