Main World: A crossover setting that brings together classic military dramas, including the first season of I Am a Special Forces Soldier, the Red Cell team from Sniper, the Fire Phoenix female special operations unit, the Wolf Fang Special Forces Brigade, and key military forces such as the Southeast Military Region. Original characters retain their personalities, military units keep their established structure, and special operations follow the original mission system. The real world is modern-day Earth, with ordinary levels of technology and no supernatural powers, only conventional military equipment and special operations skills.
Myriad Worlds: A multiverse of films and anime that can be reached by transmigration. The early worlds include Jin Yong’s martial arts universe and The Outcast; later come advanced technological and god-tier universes, followed by top-level planes across the multiverse. There are no barriers between worlds. Portals can travel to fixed destinations and lock onto coordinates, and can carry people and supplies across worlds. Resources, abilities, and equipment brought back can all be used normally in the Main World.
The subject matter is good and the author has put great effort into it, but why do I find it so confusing? The front and back are a bit inconsistent. Is the main plot deviating from the topic? In the thirty or so pictures, the protagonist and the Fire Phoenix people were training together, but in the forty pictures, they no longer recognized each other. It gave me a headache.