[Game and anime fan fiction + group transmigration + beloved protagonist]
Yan Tong and his four brothers transmigrate together. In different worlds, they work like slaves for the System, gathering primordial energy. Each of the four brothers has the makings of a great emperor: the humanoid tyrannosaur Blue Star, the Golden Core saint Xiaoyao Xian, the Warrior of Light from Final Fantasy, and the great tech genius who turns junk into treasure.
Yan Tong alone has no experience-point System and can only grind the proficiency of his unreliable summoning art, until his brothers bring strange and wondrous treasures from all kinds of worlds to extend his life.
Yan Tong: “Wu Chao, have you read this cultivation manual yourself?”
Xiaoyao Xian: “No, I grabbed it during a mission. The System gave me a more advanced one as a reward. Is there something wrong with the manual?”
“No, just asking.” Yan Tong said nothing about the name of the Hehuan Sect elder on the cover.
Yan Tong: “Brother Di, where did you get this vial of serum? What is it? Why does it look so familiar? Will it really strengthen my body?”
The great tech genius: “Raccoon City. The T-virus. If you don’t want it, I can swap it for Manhattan’s Blacklight virus, the same kind Alex has.”
“…”
“I’m sure I’ve seen this villager in Age of Empires…”
“I’m sure I’ve seen this blue-haired maid in Re:Zero…”
“I’m sure I’ve seen this technology in StarCraft…”
“This…”
In the first era, Yan Tong hides behind a berserk Rem wielding a meteor hammer. “Warriors of the Tang dynasty, draw your guan blades!”
In some era too many to count, Yan Tong personally smears pickled cabbage from an old crock across an enemy’s face. “Templar warriors, draw your psi blades!”
I can't understand it a bit, but it's okay. It's a matter of personal understanding.
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Okay, yes, but after Chapter 68, I can't understand it anymore
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