(Marvel, DC, Ling Cage, The Outcast, Candle in the Tomb, Dragon Raja, Resident Evil, The Grave Robbers' Chronicles, Elden Ring, The Witcher, Predator, Alien, the American Horror Story universe... A mashup is a mashup!
If you want to see it, I'll write it. After all, a protagonist should have no limits!)
After being killed by a truck, Roger acquired a System that lets him transmigrate to all kinds of worlds.
And so, the nemesis of monsters and villains appeared.
In Red Dead Redemption, he's the Grim Reaper of the West, feared by Pinkerton detectives and bounty hunters alike.
In the classic horror film Jeepers Creepers, he faces an immortal man-eating demon and transforms into a Witcher, charging into battle with his silver sword! “Come on, you beast! I'm going to hang your head from my saddle!”
In the world of Pacific Rim, giant waves batter the coast. With the fearsome Kaiju bearing down on him and the giant mechs around him all out of commission, Roger looks at the lights of countless homes behind him and pulls out a transformation device. “This time, I'll fight as an Ultra Warrior!”
In the world of Dragon Raja, Roger looks at that eternally childish brat and becomes an education expert, kicking Lu Mingfei out of a helicopter from high in the sky. “Kid, if you don't want to die, then you'd better learn to fly!”
In Marvel, he's Hydra's new leader and Thanos's mortal enemy!
In The Wandering Earth, he's a messenger of light, guiding humanity to a brand-new home...
Infinite worlds, infinite possibilities!
Attention all units, Roman Eye is the most petty person. If he knows that you are saying bad things about him behind his back, he will be
After reading the introduction, I am looking forward to writing about Ultraman Pacific Rim 😘😘😘
The writing is very good, but Tomato's weird traffic mechanism means that few people read it. Come on! Anyway, I personally think this book is pretty good. 😏
There is nothing bad about it at the moment, it has the smell of "phoenix mocking phoenix", a familiar taste [please savor it carefully]
I've only read the first few chapters and I think it's okay. If the author wants to learn from Feng Chaohuang, I suggest you focus more on oppression, crisis and the psychological activities of the protagonist (after reading the first few chapters, I feel that it's a bit under-matched by Russell (if you only read the first few chapters, and if it plays well later, just pretend I didn't say anything)), you should add more crises, such as frequent character cards, running out of time or crisis, and the protagonist's complaints and loser psychology at the time (ahem), so that it will be very satisfying when you use a powerful invincible card in the future. And the world needs more surprises (this can already be seen in your works). Occasionally, we should have some miscellaneous events that go with the flow (just like Russell did with Saint Seiya in the mythical world). This will create anticipation in the readers and make them want to continue reading if they find it fun. I feel that the work is still good, but there are still some shortcomings, as far as the first few chapters are concerned. I'm not good at words, so I may not be able to say it right, but the general idea is this.
Russell's relatives must support him 😏
Very good. He is worthy of being a new author. His writing is much better than that of ordinary Tomato authors.
It's not bad. It seems that it hasn't stepped on my radar so far. I'm quite looking forward to the transformation of Pacific Rim 🍉 🍉 🍉
Not bad. I originally wanted to say it was a low-end version of Russell, but on Tomato, he is a good book.
This novel is very good, why are the statistics so miserable?