I'm Lyndon Scott, the Little Guy's Dream Maker

Scott died. He didn't expect that his death would be so sudden. He had thought about his ending, such as being used as a stepping stone by his own children like his own father to let him go further. Or marry Lakshmi, live out your life, and open a mecha training school Or accomplish something that no one in your family has ever accomplished and become a senior executive in the company. It is also possible to join the Star Dome Train and become a not-so-excellent unknown passenger. But that means nothing to him now because Scott is dead and he's off to fight the resurrection game Then, the next person to appear is the company's future p45, a bionic performance artist, a master of animal ventriloquism, a top mecha trainer who can make the ice-smart March Seven become the galaxy's leading mecha combat expert, a man who uses unscrupulous means, a participant in the Holy Grail War, a little person with a bottom line, the captain of the flying hockey team, Lakshmi's lover, and the person who most abides by the rules. A whistleblower who never misses any opportunity, a good employee of the company, the grandfather of his subordinates, the dog of the pioneer, the pig, the toad, the wolf, the pistachio, the follower, the grandson, the enemy, the friend, the subordinate, the classmate, and the dream come truer of little people, the pride of the Scott family who is playing the resurrection game, Lyndon Scott, has no friends, no enemies, only prey, a true lone wolf The heroine is planned to be Lakshmi or a single wolf, and the character design may be a bit OOC. After all, the author is not a lone wolf, and he is not so unfaithful. Let's just think that Scott died once and realized it. After all, when Scott died, he was a real lone wolf.