Myriad Worlds: Setting Things Right Across Movies, TV, and Anime

[The Myriad Worlds, System-based, invincible protagonist, no female lead, films and TV, anime crossover]

In the “Young and Dangerous” arc, the protagonist wants Hong Kong’s underground forces to experience the sweetness of an honest life, so he uses his fists to send them all off to factories to tighten screws. The reason behind it is enough to leave you with third-degree burns.

In the “Resident Evil” arc, the protagonist becomes an agent of justice. Though he gets hit with a nuclear bomb from the start, that doesn’t stop him from saving the world.

Characters from the storylines of The Walking Dead, Kingdom, and Highschool of the Dead also end up here, and are deeply grateful for the protagonist’s friendly fists.

In the “Demon Slayer” arc, the protagonist successfully becomes the father of all the Hashira, and none of the adorable female characters escape his clutches.

Mitsuri Kanroji gazes at the protagonist with tears in her eyes. “Waaah! Why did you hit me, Yuhao?”

Little Nezuko’s tiny eyes brim with a great deal of grievance.