Transmigrating Simultaneously, but I’m a Lunatic

Why do some magnetic field brats always think that the protagonist will go crazy after awakening their abilities?! Those who go crazy after gaining abilities are just magnetic field nobodies.

To be honest, most people who read this novel were drawn in by the world of Sea Tiger. It's one thing to write Under One Person, but to add Demon Slayer is just riding the wave of popularity. You only write a few chapters and then switch to another one. There's no plot or main storyline. It looks very messy, and you can't even connect the different parts to make the story flow.

Author, can you tell me what you're thinking? Haihu is paired with Under One Person and Demon Slayer? Are you serious? One is a high-level martial arts novel, one is a martial arts novel, and one is a wuxia novel. Is this a proper pairing? Can't Haihu be paired with something stronger? Why not One World Supreme? Why not Shrouding the Heavens?

Dear author, I have a suggestion for you: don't overemphasize the breathing techniques in Demon Slayer, or you'll get criticized. After all, many people are currently criticizing authors for elevating the breathing techniques in Demon Slayer to an excessive level.

Everyone who clicked in based on the title, run! There's no madness, dominance, strength, or ferocity here. There's no raping the earth, no arrogance, no ultimate insult, and no dominating the world.

This time-travel novel is the most intense one I've ever read. All his friends and family are wiped out at the start. I came here for an invincible, all-out assault, not to experience this frustrating situation.

Honestly, buddy, I'm really curious about your thoughts. So many people are saying it's abusive to the protagonist, and the synopsis and content are completely mismatched. But the fact that the author is still writing this proves that it's at least as bad as the last one. How did you guys manage to read it? I'm genuinely curious; just reading the comments has completely killed my desire to continue.

Who said the sea tiger's magnetic field is contagious? That's ridiculous! You don't have a primordial spirit, and you think you can manipulate magnetic fields? Dream on!

This book isn't a wish-fulfillment story where the main character isn't overpowered; instead, it relentlessly overpowers the protagonist and blatantly gives the villains a power-up.

This is utter nonsense! Write me 100 chapters right now, or I'll drag you to Amazon!