A Type-Moon Magician’s Great Adventure

Regardless of whether the concept of soul transmigration is a problematic element, it's a fact that many people abandoned the book because of it. The author writes to make money; he knew this would lose some readers, but he didn't change it. This proves he wasn't that focused on making money. Or perhaps he felt he was content to make money from those who didn't find it problematic. What more is there to say?

While I personally don't quite understand what Lei Hunchuan is thinking, isn't this soul-transmigration story supposed to start from infancy? Is that really so ridiculous?

Honestly, I don't recommend mixing in content about Hera or even comparing one character to another, as it affects the viewing experience. In mythology, Hera was truly helpless against Zeus and was even hung up by him.

This is the first time I've seen so many people resist soul-swapping; it's really something.

The difference between soul transmigration and rebirth transmigration is that soul transmigration uses second-hand goods, while rebirth transmigration uses brand new, unopened, first-hand goods.

I suggest the author delete the comments about the soul-transmigration aspect. The first three comments I clicked in to see how the book was were all about this, but I wanted to see a discussion about the plot!

Does the P probe have a powerful CCB?

You're something else. It's clearly reincarnation, but you had to add the words "soul transmigration." It would have been much better if you'd just removed those two words.

This author is truly mad (you know what I mean). So many people have raised this issue in the comments section, and he just keeps writing it without making any changes, claiming that he's a historian who recorded history truthfully without altering a single word.

The main character is useless, bye.