Travel through the Myriad Worlds, complete assassination missions, and gain the power to protect your loved ones and your country.
(An early focus on crossovers, with original worlds from the middle onward.)
Transmigrators who don't exist in the original works? Sorry, you're on my mission hit list.
Characters who are reborn and refuse to follow the plot? Same answer: you're on my mission hit list.
He transmigrates through the Myriad Worlds, completes missions issued by each world's consciousness, grows stronger through the rewards, and protects his loved ones and China, which entered a new era after the apocalypse.
(PS: The first five crossover worlds are where the protagonist builds his foundation and grows in strength and abilities. They also introduce the worlds' backgrounds along the way, so most of the original plots will be covered briefly. Most readers are probably already familiar with them, so there's no need to pad the word count. Starting with the sixth world, all worlds are original. Of course, if you skip the first five, you won't know where some of the protagonist's abilities and items came from, and you may also have trouble understanding the background of the world he lives in.)
No one? What the author wrote earlier is a bit like a white text. Author, you said you would write original works in the later stage, but the problem is that you did not get any profit from others. You wrote several worlds that no one watched, and the protagonist was not connected to the plot. He was just a bystander. No one watched it, and no one watched it when you wrote original works. You have to write at least one fan world in an attractive way, and then writing original works is interesting. Infinite from Dianniang's side is very good. After they write the giants, people can follow the original ones.
There is a sister who doesn't want to see it