Chosen Evolution: I can load the protagonist template

Chapter 314, "Sakura vs. Toilet Machine," ranked first in Cheng Tian's "Most Unwanted Mecha to Pilot" list.
[Mech Combat - Human strength will become insignificant; only mechs will reign supreme in this world. Most of a player's abilities will be restricted in their use and effects when not piloting a mech, only becoming unleashed when piloting one. Furthermore, suitable abilities will be matched with the piloted mech, temporarily transforming into new mech abilities.]

Aww!!! Mech battle!!!
Cheng Tian visibly became excited, and at the same time, he began frantically searching his mind for all the games related to mecha.

Without a doubt, the moment the term "mecha battle" appeared, the first thing that came to Cheng Tian's mind was the "Super Robot Wars" series, followed by the "Gundam G Generation" series and the "Armored Core" series.

However, as soon as the thought crossed his mind, Cheng Tian's thought process shifted, suppressing his excitement and beginning to calmly analyze and speculate.

As a hodgepodge of IPs from numerous robot-themed works, Super Robot Wars undoubtedly has the highest ceiling. Once some inappropriate mecha are mixed in, the danger level of the world-building skyrockets.

Although I defeated a Demon King at the beginning of the month, I still feel that I am quite far from being able to actually unlock the mecha map.

Gundam G Generation's danger level is slightly lower than that of Super Robot Wars, but it is still a hodgepodge of Gundam works, including a considerable number of mythical mobile suits and pilots. In addition, if it were truly Gundam G Generation, then this entry should not use "mecha" but should simply state "Gundam".

The term "mecha" always gives people a feeling that is closer to "high-tech exoskeleton armor".

If that's the case, then there are quite a few that fit this description, such as Armored Core, Titanfall, Beast Wars, Daemon X Machina... Even Sakura Wars, which features an all-toilet-seat character, Muramasa, which has the most insane male protagonist, and MUV-LUV, which is known as the most exciting GalGame, should also be considered to have a world view built around mecha.

However, Cheng Tian suddenly realized another problem: a hodgepodge of worldviews like mecha battles would be too large to be considered as a single main quest... So, could it be separated and used separately?

For example, titles like "Full Metal Panic!", "Gurren Lagann", "Code Geass", "Magic Knight Rayearth", and "Neon Genesis Evangelion"—these are themes that have appeared in the "Super Robot Wars" series but have almost no independent mecha games. Could they be presented as separate entities with the Super Robot Wars combat system as their main framework?

Thinking of this, Cheng Tian immediately sent a message to the space to inquire.

Players actually have more or less the authority to directly inquire about information from the space. For example, Cheng Tian applied for early development of the Ys Origin dungeon, and players applied for gray contracts with each other. These operations were all done by communicating directly with the space. However, the space does not answer every question. Some brainless or simply disruptive information is completely ignored by the space.

Cheng Tian sent the email and quickly received a reply, which contained only four large characters—

No! I can't! Please tell me!
"Roar~~~?"

Upon seeing Cheng's improved condition, his tone unconsciously rose.

Because this kind of answer is also an answer.

Depending on the player's level, there are differences in the amount of information they can obtain. However, the Chosen Space is a relatively benevolent "god." Although it will watch players die, it will not issue those tasks that will kill them if they are not completed, or give players a death sentence from the source by increasing the difficulty of the task. Instead, it will frequently give players another chance. Even for the most important main quest, it will give players the option to evacuate.

Therefore, when encountering information that shouldn't be accessed at this time, the space only issues a warning to silence the user, without imposing any substantial punishment.

When I was still a nobody, there were some things that Eileen couldn't tell me.

So the four big characters "no comment" probably mean that he has touched something that he can't touch now.

However, this probably also indirectly rules out the possibility that the current instance is a mech-based instance. But compared to those tech-side instances that prohibit magic and magic-side instances that prohibit technology, this "mech combat" clearly focuses everything on mechs, making human strength seem insignificant.

What other games focus entirely on mech combat...?

Suddenly, Cheng Tian thought of an old game that, because it wasn't ported to multiple platforms, didn't have many players and was relatively niche, but it was definitely a top-tier product in its genre!

"Mechs...Mech techniques...Tactical commands..."

Cheng Tian started muttering some random things.

Seeing her Master remain as neurotic as ever, showing no sign of tension, Bazett's restless heart, which had been agitated by the prospect of facing the main quest, gradually calmed down.

Cheng Tian and Bazett are currently in the central square of the Chosen Space. As he received the dungeon entry, other players naturally received it as well. At this point, some players will choose to make their entry public.

Some of them were looking for other players who might become teammates in advance and making some agreements that had little binding effect, while others were looking for intelligence dealers who had already gathered in the area based on their own keywords and buying relevant information that they might need.

There are quite a few entries like "[Government Army VS Modern Army]", which are so specific that they are practically the same as revealing the name of the instance. However, there are also some entries like the one Cheng Tian got, which have a limited scope but are not specific enough. So, you can only spend more money to buy more information and try your luck.

Although Cheng Tian, ​​who already had some guesses in mind, didn't need the players' information, he was taking this opportunity to gather information from as many intelligence dealers as possible.

The intelligence providers didn't suspect anything. Since Cheng Tian couldn't see the specific content anyway, it didn't matter if they showed him the name of the blueprint. Little did they know that for Cheng Tian, ​​the name of the blueprint was enough!

Cheng Tian could even roughly determine the types of dungeons that the player group was currently involved in, and which dungeons might not yet be open, by analyzing the information and data available at the scene.

After browsing around, Cheng Tian didn't see any information related to "mecha" games, but there was a lot of information about Gundam.

The sheer number of games, including "Gundam VS Gundam," "Gundam Survival Assault," and "Gundam Breaker," was overwhelming. Cheng Tian even saw "Gundam Z" on the FC platform.

At the same time, Cheng Tian did not see any information about the game he was looking for. He didn't know if someone had played it but didn't release the information, or if it was a first-time encounter dungeon.

At that moment, a private message pop-up appeared from Eileen's profile.

"That damn guy just won't sell the Twin Tigers contract no matter what!"

Eileen expressed her dissatisfaction.

(End of this chapter)