Honkai: They Swapped Bodies with Their Otherworldly Selves

It looks strange. It's not an emulator stream, but it's written just like an emulator. Why would a plot that can be written normally be described from the system's perspective for no reason?

No, you're actually teaching advanced mathematics?

I hate the pre-civilization part of the storyline; it's written very awkwardly. If you absolutely have to portray a hostile relationship with Chasing Fire, then just start killing them directly. After all, it's not the protagonist's own world. And if you're going to create a creepy atmosphere, don't include such a plot that negatively impacts the viewing experience. Besides, the early part of the current civilization storyline focuses on school life, which is much better than the sideline scenes of Chasing Fire hiding in the pre-civilization.

What was chapter 40 about? It's not your fault you can't play politics. But if you can't even use the Primordial God's power, what are you even doing with Alicia? I was thinking, the Power of Thought is so easy to pad out the word count, yet you didn't write a single word. It was supposed to be a backdoor for fanfiction, but you didn't even write it.

Is the protagonist planning to use gold leaf to clear the Honkai Impact 3rd game?

I can only say it's unbelievable; the author doesn't seem to have come from a respectable background.

Where did the protagonist's body in the real world come from? Is it a parallel version of himself? If it has consciousness, wouldn't that be problematic? Or is it some kind of unconscious clone?

In which chapter do we start eating? It's not like it's one where they keep giving us perks but we never actually eat them, is it?

The author is quite skilled at writing erotic stories, but the pre-civilization setting you described was so bad that I didn't even want to read it...

Let me put it this way: although there's some eroticism, the swapping plot is quite abstract.