Nangong Yutian, the protagonist, happened to see a group of people openly attacking three middle school students in a busy district, so he stepped in to help.
After talking to them, he learned that the thin redhead was Huo Linfei, the chubby redhead was Miao Tiaojun, and the pink-haired girl was Tian Yu. The old tortoise beside her was her master.
As for their attackers, they were Lion King's subordinates. They had come to invade Earth and seize the key to the Nether Coffin in order to resurrect Hades.
Though the group fought back with all their might, the disparity in strength was too great, and the key was still taken.
Fortunately, Lion King seemed to recognize Huo Linfei. He handed Huo Linfei the Superpower Lock and left, while his subordinates continued attacking Earth.
Seven days later, the seven parallel universes would separate once more. During that time, whoever had the strongest and most steadfast convictions could enter eternal reincarnation. The one with the strongest convictions could even spread them across the seven parallel universes and thus rule the world.
To preserve the original story's plot, the protagonist won't have many scenes in the early stages. Of course, the story will also provide an explanation for why he has so little screen time.
Once they reach the other parallel universes, the protagonist will have a bigger role.
After he transmigrates to the past later on, the protagonist will finally take center stage.
Among the few works that do not serve as soldiers of the underworld, the arguments against the underworld can stand the test and are enough to make the double-marked monsters in the underworld speechless.
This book fixes some loopholes in the original work and makes the story much smoother. What's more, the character of Pluto is more attractive as a sinister hero than the clown who was knocked to the ground and yelled that the weak will eat the strong.