A Certain Sorcery’s Therapist

Iivv! What are you doing?! This is disgusting!!! You can even come up with the idea of ​​copying the Rasengan's abilities and taking over Gojo's body?! What are you playing at?! This is too ridiculous and outrageous! It can't be this bad, right?! Yigu only has a brain left now, and whether he can survive is questionable. What about Gojo's brain?! How did you come up with this brain-swapping tactic?! I really can't understand iivv's thought process!!!

What's most frustrating is probably the combat power. Even using a low-level cheat is more reliable than using a cheat and then suppressing your combat power. Yamamoto, at 60%, is questioning whether he can even defeat the teacher and Sukuna. Shouldn't a normal person be thinking about how to use it without melting the entire city?

It's well-written, but the author overestimates the power of curses; compared to the Grim Reaper, they're far inferior.

Author, when will it be the protagonist's turn to fight Su Nuo? The strongest mental doctor is here!

Whose turn is it to fight Sukuna? I'm the last one.

Ryujin Jakka has a temperature of 6000 degrees Celsius, and Zanka no Tachi has a temperature of 15 million degrees Celsius! That's roughly equivalent to the core temperature of the sun! You can win just by standing there without even having to fight! And you could even destroy the world along the way! 😅

The teacher said that if you want to control the power levels, instead of writing an invincible story, it's better to let the system learn the abilities of the Shinigami. This way, suppressing the Shinigami's power levels might seem a bit unbalanced. Even if Yamamoto and Aizen only have 1% of their abilities, I personally feel they're still overpowered.

It's really well-written, but I feel the author suppressed the power system of Bleach too much, which makes it a bit awkward. However, aside from that, everything else is great, and it seems to be slowly changing. I'm still a bit disappointed. I'm giving the author a huge shout-out!

The strongest ox-headed beast of modern times, sleeping only three hours a day, should be granted a saintly tablet with incense burning year-round, or at the very least, have countless followers. But looking at his interpersonal relationships, besides Lao Jie, his "white moonlight," the only truly positive person he has is Su Nuo's "pleasure."

It's very well written! What I'm most satisfied with is that it doesn't overly emphasize Aizen. I've read many books where the protagonist transforms into Aizen, and no matter how much adaptation they undergo, they completely change, making it hard to tell if it's the protagonist or Aizen. This book is great; it captures both the essence of Aizen and the feeling of the protagonist as a transmigrator. Very good! 👌🏻