Ultraman: How to Get Forced Into Becoming a Beautiful, Strong Tragic Hero

Lots of author-invented lore! + The protagonist is practically invincible + a little character distortion + some of the author's personal kinks + little details even the author can't keep track of, so if anything is wrong, just assume the author made it up + the protagonist has no romantic pairing + the author's writing is immature, since this is their first book.

A newly awakened System, adrift and homeless, wanders aimlessly. The soul of a wanderer, with nowhere to call home, is just as lost. At some point, their fates cross, and from then on, two unrelated lives become inseparably entwined.

Chang Ping doesn't remember how he died. Maybe he does, but he doesn't want to think about it. He spent so long in the void that he forgot he even existed. He always thought he would gradually merge with the nothingness, becoming a living thing as lifeless as a corpse. Luckily, before that could happen, Guagua (the System) found him, and all at once, he felt alive again.

At last, his homeless soul had found a home. To avoid being cast out again, Chang Ping worked hard. Because he came from outside, the consciousness of the greater universe kept a close watch on him. He was forced to have a tragic past (made up by Guagua), a morally ambiguous persona (written into Guagua's script), and occasional little tests (set by the greater universe's consciousness). But the System's plan fell apart in front of the first Au, and Chang Ping was forced to recover his memories. He was tormented and bewildered, and even wanted to destroy everything. He took control of the empire he had originally used as a stage for his act, challenged the consciousness of the greater universe, paid the price for his feelings, and suffered the backlash of the rules.

Suddenly, another System bound itself to him. Wait, does he have some kind of System-attracting constitution? For the sake of some useful and interesting things, or maybe just to have fun, he set off on the road of completing missions once more. One thing, though: some Au, don't read too much into things. And I'm not tragic at all!!!