After a truck driver ran over Gu Liang and sent his score through the roof, he transmigrated into the world of Ghost Blows Out the Light and gained a Ben 10 System. From the start, he got the original Omnitrix through sign-in. Then he began a journey to explore tombs scattered across the land and uncover the truth of the world.
Years later, the ancient gods who had been lying low gazed at the towering, imposing figure before them, seemingly as vast as the cosmos, and fell into a long silence.
Ancient gods: You know perfectly well whether you turned it on.
Gu Liang: If you didn't turn it off, doesn't that mean you turned it on?
(For readers who have commented on using abilities directly without transforming:
I'll arrange for him to transform directly later, but in the early stages he needs to keep a low profile. Of course, you can also just think I'm an idiot for using the abilities directly. If you don't like it, feel free to move on. Thanks.)
The protagonist knows everything, but he doesn't have a long memory, so he has to shoot hard, and then blames everyone.
What the hell? Tomb robbing does not involve tomb robbing. If you get something and confiscate it, then why don't you go to the world of tomb robbers and go to the world of small broken watches? You can mess around in the world of tomb robbers. I really like this bad novel.
If you write about tomb robbing, just write about tomb robbing. Why add some other things? Space criminals are here.
What's the point of having an unchanging alien hero?
You can use alien abilities without transforming, and you can also use them to pretend to be gods and ghosts. If you like this, please ignore this comment.
OK! Come on!