[Arrival + battle royale + embers of civilization + displaced timelines + empires vying for supremacy]
The universe launches a “Civilization Battle Royale”! French musketeers, Japanese samurai, World War II Gestapo officers, and other elite killing machines from every era across the globe are dragged into a single map governed by the same rules. The victor’s timeline will overwrite Earth anew, while the defeated civilization will be erased from the historical record.
Gu Kaiyun, an ordinary person from the 21st century, becomes the sole representative of modern civilization. He quietly opens a modern person’s [3D holographic AI terminal] and enters the prompts: [Extreme Strength] and [Pinnacle Hand-to-Hand Combat].
He only meant to summon a boxer to protect himself. But when the light faded, the Fifth Hokage Tsunade stepped out of thin air!
Gu Kaiyun was stunned. “This System can just forcibly boost someone to a higher level?!”
When explorers cross paths with Captain Jack, and Teutonic vanguards face cyber-ninjas, Gu Kaiyun has no superpowers. He’s just an ordinary person trying to survive. But he has an information advantage, drawing on the entire internet’s knowledge of all the eras! To preserve modern society’s hot pot and everyday comforts, even an ordinary man can lead characters from across the heavens to slaughter their way through every age!
If it weren't for the author's cheating, the protagonist wouldn't have survived so long. Naruto has three body skills per person, but he actually requires the protagonist to disguise himself to contact other people. What can others find about a random clone technique without chakra? When the opponent knows the information, he sends his subordinates out, leaving the protagonist alone to be killed. Does the author not know that the assistant will be cut off? Even though he knew he was going to get beaten, he still didn't follow his master closely, and he still hid behind and took advantage of the situation. Tianhu's opening was written in a mess
No matter how clear the situation was, Tsunade would actually stop the soldiers from harming him when she saw people on the roadside, and took the initiative to save him. The protagonist knows Naruto, knows Tsunade, and Tsunade summoned a psychic beast to scare the protagonist into panic... There is nothing to say about the rest. I don't understand why Tsunade didn't put a slug on the protagonist, but if I were Kiriko, I would definitely go back and kill the protagonist. Kiriko's team had several opportunities to kill the protagonist. And the two combinations of Middle-earth elves are even more idiots among idiots. They have formed an alliance with each other, but they still don't run away. They still want to ambush the two teams. They don't know the information on the other side. How about taking the lead and beating two?
Let's split it between two, no more.