Where are the "heroes" in the stories of "ordinary people"?
In a "warrior's" memories, there is only "blood" and "battle."
Ordinary life and war, with blood as their battle cry.
At first, Lin Ye goes along with the story, drifting wherever it takes him. Later, he develops a will of his own, becomes the mastermind behind the monsters, and uses the monsters he has raised to create a monster faction that influences the universe.
After an accident, Lin Ye transmigrates to the Ultraman universe and becomes a Reionics. Thus begins a story in which he has no choice but to grow stronger.
Lin Ye: Can I say no? What kind of person goes out to buy a monster figurine and ends up transmigrating?!
All right, intermission is over. Time to get back to the big monster brawl.
"Come forth, King Ob Monster!!!"
"Roar!"
With an entrance worthy of Gaia, a stream of Fantasy Light bursts straight out.
What are you writing about? It's a lot of mess, the plot is a mess, you can't even understand the most basic plot, you can't even copy it from the TV, I'm really convinced. The segmentation is also a mess, with a bunch of inexplicable restrictions that are not meant to suppress the protagonist. There are quite a few related novels, so why don't you look at what other authors have written? How others write the plot, and then look at the plot you wrote yourself, it's uncomfortable to watch. How old are you? Are you an adult?
Sofa(￣▽￣)~*