Savior of the Light, but Way Too Laid-Back

The apocalyptic crises facing the multiverse are all different, but there's something a little off about the saviors sent to deal with them.

Other saviors: solemn and tragic, sacrificing everything to let hope bloom in the depths of despair.

Ye Hao saving the world: "The Eva's out of power? Leave it to me!"

"Mechs are too much trouble for fighting monsters? I'll just tear them apart with my bare hands!"

"Godzilla wants to destroy the world? Let me negotiate a demolition fee with it."

Carrying the Light of Nexus, Ye Hao transmigrates through one world after another on the brink of collapse, including Evangelion, Pacific Rim, and Godzilla. He always solves problems in the most unexpected and least serious way possible.

His journey to save the world is full of the awe-inspiring spectacle of a Giant of Light shaking the earth, as well as bizarre stunts that leave the local heroes collectively speechless.

This isn't a grim, angst-filled tale of saving the world. It's a relaxing journey where a max-level expert plays on "easy mode" and turns the apocalypse into a comedy set.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.