A Mythic Figure as a Single-Page Ancient Atlas

【Sun Wukong】Eastern Mythology Character Chronicle: a vertical A4 encyclopedia poster. Replace every instance of 【Character Name】 below with the same protagonist. Your roles: Eastern mythology visual designer + ancient atlas designer + Chinese infographic designer. Based on the protagonist's known image in myth, folklore, ancient texts, opera, literature and traditional culture, create a character dossier poster that is complete in content, visually unified, and carries the aura of Eastern mythology. 【Visual Tone】 Eastern mythic epic feel: Classic of Mountains and Seas beast atlas + Dunhuang murals + blue-green landscape painting + Tang dynasty figure painting + Song-Yuan old paintings + bronze vessel patterns + annotated ancient texts + talisman seal carving. Solemn, mysterious, archaic, gorgeous yet restrained. Materials: xuan paper texture, mineral pigments, gilded outlines, cinnabar seals, ink wash blooms, bronze inscriptions; patterns use cloud-thunder motifs, meander patterns, auspicious cloud patterns, landscape patterns, Dunhuang caisson ceilings. Switch the palette by the character's attribute; do not make every figure the same color: · Fire / combat / guardian → cinnabar, deep black, gilt gold, crimson · Moon / water / cool deities → indigo, silver white, moon white, stone blue · Mountains / wood / nature spirits → malachite green, dark cyan, jade white, ochre · Emperors / heavenly court / revered gods → gilt gold, deep black, cinnabar, jade white · Demons / spirits / Mountain-and-Sea beasts → ink black, verdigris, dark gold, reddish ochre 【Layout】 Axially symmetrical across the whole poster. At the top, in order: the main title "【Character Name】", the subtitle "Eastern Mythology Character Chronicle | Generated from the character's myths and legends", and a one-line spiritual epigraph. Compose the epigraph yourself from the character's core spirit: archaic, concise, philosophical, about values, a way of living or inner essence, 12-28 characters, tightly bound to this character; no empty phrases like "protecting all living beings" or "the Way is boundless", and no disclaimers (do not write "not historically verified", "for reference only" or "legend version"). In the center is the character's full-body or half-body main visual, with a solemn pose, divinity and a sense of narrative; costume, headwear, magical implements, expression, spirit beast and background all fit their legend. Left column: divine identity, mythic origins, domain and authority, appearance traits, magical implements and powers. Right column: spirit beast mount / personal symbol, literary allusions, symbolic imagery, mythic lineage, cultural influence. Bottom: spiritual essence and core summary. Borders use cloud-thunder motifs, meander patterns, bronze patterns, auspicious clouds, scrolling vines, Mountain-and-Sea patterns and seal-carving-style decorations. Make the cards look like ancient book pages, jade slips, bronze plaques, scrolls or stelae; you may add small icons, annotation leader lines, ancient-book labels, cinnabar seals and talisman patterns, but no modern tech UI. 【What the twelve panels contain】 1 Divine Identity: the character's position in the Eastern mythological system. 2 Mythic Origins: which myths, ancient texts, folktales, novels, operas or beliefs it comes from. 3 Domain and Authority: the realms governed or symbolized. 4 Appearance Traits: typical looks, costume, expression, posture, temperament. 5 Magical Implements and Powers: the most representative implements, weapons, spells and divine powers. 6 Spirit Beast Mount / Personal Symbol: if there is one, give its name, form and meaning; if not, replace it with a personal symbol or related imagery, and do not force a dragon, phoenix, crane or qilin on everyone. 7 Literary Allusions: 2-4 real stories, legend fragments or cultural allusions, none fabricated; where versions differ, note "many variant accounts". 8 Symbolic Imagery: distill the most central visual symbols, which must relate to this character. 9 Mythic Lineage: relations to other characters, factions, clans or systems; if unclear, write "lineage legends vary". 10 Cultural Influence: influence on folk customs, festivals, rituals, literature, opera, painting, temples, film and TV, and contemporary culture. 11 Spiritual Essence: summarize the spirit it symbolizes strictly from the mythic narrative, without speculating on any real person's personality. 12 Core Summary: a passage that is archaic yet easy to follow: "In Eastern mythology, 【Character Name】 symbolizes..., its image blends..., and represents...." 【Content Principles】 Everything must revolve around this protagonist alone, with no generic immortal template; image, implements, mount, powers, allusions, symbols and scenes must all fit its mythic setting. If the legend has multiple versions, pick the best-known one, and relevant panels may carry a brief note "legend versions vary"; do not invent uncertain information, and you may write "many variant accounts in folk legend" or "few records exist". It must have an Eastern mythological aesthetic, not a Western-fantasy character in Chinese clothes. 【Text】 The text must be clear and legible: grand titles, short and accurate body copy, no garbled text, fake lettering or typos, no overlapping or cropping. If space runs short, compress the body copy first; not a single panel title may be dropped. 【Negative List】 Norse runes, Viking style, Gothic borders, Western armor, European castles, Western-fantasy demon horns, fantasy game UI, cyberpunk, modern tech feel, excessive darkness, random dragons and phoenixes, irrelevant implements, templated immortal looks, irrelevant allusions, empty epigraphs.