Ye Fan transmigrates into Marvel and is chosen by the Omnitrix.
The initial dial holds ten genetic locks, with a ten-minute transformation limit. He thinks that's all there is to it, until the watch is stolen, the Chitauri lay waste to New York, and the girl next door is about to be buried beneath the rubble.
Without the dial or alien DNA, he charges in with nothing but his bare hands.
At that moment, the sleeping “heroes of justice” deep within the dial awaken of their own accord.
Heroes aren't made by tools. They are forged by the choices they make.
From Iron Man's palladium poisoning to saving Spider-Man from Gwen's death,
from S.H.I.E.L.D.'s collapse to Ultron's rise, he stands against Hulk as Four Arms, reverses Dormammu's time loop with Clockwork, and uses his Ultimate form to restart the fight beneath Thanos's snap.
Black Widow Natasha, a night-blooming rose from the Red Room, sees in him something more precious than loyalty: trust.
Scarlet Witch Wanda, vessel of Chaos Magic, finds by his side an answer heavier than revenge: belonging.
As the Six Infinity Stones unlock the ancient heroes sleeping deep within the dial, and the initial watch advances to intermediate, advanced, and finally ultimate levels, every upgrade means a sleep that brings him to the brink of death. With every awakening, he draws closer to the answer to one question:
Is Ye Fan still a hero without the Omnitrix?
The Battle of New York, Sokovia's fall, Civil War, Infinity War, Endgame: he has never stood in the spotlight, but his silhouette is there behind every catastrophe.
“The Omnitrix gave me power, but they taught me that power was never meant for walking alone.”
The writing is pretty good. I added some private settings to the small broken watch. Let's see how it goes later.
Come on, author, it's very good.