How did "Under One Man" transform from a hot-blooded Chinese comic to an "anti-Japanese masterpiece"?

"Under One Person" (original name: "Rakshasa Street") is a Chinese animation (animated comic). The original work is an online comic. Over time, this work has gained popularity in the Chinese animation market. It gradually gained a higher degree of attention and developed into a passionate animation, attracting a large number of fans.

As for the work becoming an "anti-Japanese masterpiece", in fact, this is a misunderstanding. "Anti-Japanese masterpieces" is actually a joking title for some works (usually science fiction and national sentiments). Such works usually combine the background of the Japanese Anti-Japanese War with some surreal or mysterious elements, and deliberately promote the national sentiments. superiority and other techniques to attract the audience. This kind of ban was widely circulated and discussed on the Internet, and was misunderstood as the theme of the work. In fact, "Under One Man" has no direct relationship with the anti-Japanese theme. It is a work set in a modern city and focuses on the adventures and fantasy life of superpowers.

To sum up, the reason why "Under One Man" is mistakenly regarded as an "anti-Japanese masterpiece" is basically due to jokes and misunderstandings on the Internet. As viewers, we should remain rational and not be misled by online comments. We should pay attention to and appreciate the story and quality of the work itself.