Infinite Terror from the Start with The Grudge

The synopsis says the protagonist transmigrated with his entire body, so he's definitely not one of those weaklings from the Infinite Terror world, right? You know, in Z's worldview, the human race's absorption rate of rare and precious treasures is less than one in ten thousand—it's terrible.

This is toxic. The author is lazy. You could have simply summarized the Ju-on's attack methods for the protagonist; there was no need to directly describe Chu Xuan's situation when facing the Ju-on in the original text. This is a major oversight. Also, there are too many "bitter smiles" in the text; it's really hard to keep up.

The protagonist's enhancement left everyone completely bewildered. Did they really not even bother to check the original wheelchair? This is only the first battle! Shouldn't the primary goal be improving survivability?

This enhancement is ridiculous! What's the difference between this "Cannon Brother" bloodline and the internal energy training system? They both use internal energy as power to unleash attacks, yet they give it a separate name... "Cannon Brother Bloodline"...

The early episodes of Ju-on seemed promising, but once it gets buffed, I don't want to watch anymore. Dude, the reason I write about the main characters is to see them buffed. If your buffs are so bad the audience can't understand it, what good results do you expect? That's all I have to say.

Another main character group? Actually, newcomers and veterans in the Main God Space are practically committing suicide. The fact that those newcomers who weren't part of the main character group could last six days is the best example…

The synopsis itself is toxic; the idea of ​​an ordinary person, even without any special abilities, dealing with Kayako's Infinite Chaos is laughable. "Benbo Erba, you go and take down Mount Ling! In 1938, I'll give you a security regiment to fight your way to Tokyo! In 1945, I'll give you a ragtag army to restore order!" The author is truly a genius!

I've read the latest chapter, but I wonder what the protagonist is going to do? The current upgrades seem weak; he's not exchanging for powerful weapons, nor is he cooperating with Zheng. How is he going to fight the Indian team?

Let me put it simply. Those who play the conspiracy theory game use abstract concepts and spout lies. The author doesn't rigidly define the characters. I can jump to conclusions directly: petty and self-righteous.

The plot is overly elaborate and flashy. First of all, the death rate for newcomers to Ju-on is 100%, there's no question about that, unless they have incredible luck and survive the final boss battle on the seventh day with the protagonist's group. To put it bluntly, Ju-on shouldn't have been written at this point in time.