Transmigrated as Mahoraga: That's Right, I Fight Sukuna

To put it simply - in some places, the villain's reaction is very OOC because he is too lazy to describe it. Then the author seems to have "unique" insights into the setting of Moxuluo. Finally - he will become a human being.

Astronomy! The worlds I travel to afterward are usually magic modifications of various movies or novels I have watched. Due to some special factors, there may be major differences from the original works... In addition, the things I read are very miscellaneous and I may write about anything. If book friends don't like the things in this world, you can jump to the next world, please don't scold me! You can scold some less important points, but don't scold them too harshly! If you can, it would also be great to give me a lot of praise and encouragement!

A cool article about the trapping demon Xuluo cultivating immortality

It wears really fast, not sluggish and even a little fast. The protagonist's character is not poisonous and does not overwhelm his fighting ability. Whether it is a second creation or an original world, they are all well done, and the author also understands the setting. Just didn't see enough. It turned out to be a book that was released in April this year. I searched Moxuluo last month and couldn't find any good ones. This time I found a treasure.

Transforming into a human being is actually not a problem, the problem is written using AI [Chigua]

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It's really good, but I hope you can travel through some familiar stories. You travel into an ancient novel. What's the big deal? I feel like I've read that ancient novel too.

It looks good so far. I feel that the protagonist is in this third world. If I want to make a long novel, I feel that I can follow the invincible strongman style like Mr. Gojo. If it is written well, I feel it will be very good (≧∇≦*)

In the underworld, it is recommended to go to Cihang City to interact with the people in the underworld.

I really like kind-hearted protagonists, but I'm really fed up with the zero-sum game in the real world. Why do so many people like selfish protagonists, but such protagonists are criticized?