Captain of Team Zhongzhou: A Reincarnator in the Hail World

It's not that just saying a few crazy things or spouting a lot of "tmd" makes someone a lunatic. In fact, people with a strong presence are a group of people with firm beliefs, ideals, pursuits, and goals. Being self-absorbed and ignoring the opinions and feelings of others makes one appear like a madman in the eyes of others.

Z, as a spiritual power user who promotes himself, cannot even integrate with mental martial artists. He even cut off the divine consciousness of the immortal cultivator he likes the most, let alone the magnetic field power that can perfectly replace the spiritual power user.

It might be a bit difficult for Haihu to be liked by everyone in the world, but it's much easier to be hated by everyone. Go to the Maldives, tie up Bai Junlang during Bai Junlang and Guan Yuetong's first meeting, and make him a powerless husband. Instantly, he will be the enemy of the world.

To be honest, I seriously doubt whether the protagonist can really suppress these magnetic field freaks like Haihu after bringing them into the Main God Space. Are you sure he won't be easily surpassed? After all, the protagonist's only advantage is the Main God Space; he's just a weak magnetic field character to begin with, and his current strength isn't much greater than Haihu's.

Faster than a cheetah, stronger than a tiger or bear, with eyesight superior to an eagle, hearing better than a bat, able to use thermal sensing like a snake, to sense magnetic fields like a shark, to walk on walls using static electricity like a gecko, to change color like an octopus, and even to discharge electricity like an electric eel.

Looking at the cover today, I suddenly realized that the three lines of text in the middle, when put together, form: The magnetic field is rotating! One million horses! Minced meat and eggplant rice bowl! Wow! 😜 The protagonist is the Magnetic Field Chef God (confirmed).

I watched Haihu Lanmeng again and he was such a jerk. He had a great start but still managed to beat me so badly. He had a perfect start but played terribly. I was so moved that I wrote a poem to describe his life. Claiming to be the creator of the world and desiring to be called a god Harboring evil intentions and disrupting the world A treacherous heart can change one's fate.

What does "Demon Team" mean? Isn't it supposed to be all about external beings? Why are people writing about the male lead being copied? Isn't that redundant? Wouldn't this just create a dual-male-lead story? I read a really good one where the male lead is a female replica of himself created by the Mad Granny, using his own memories but not entirely his own. Essentially twins.

In the original work, Hong Yi, having just shattered the vacuum, severed the ebb and flow of the sun and moon tides that reverberated for trillions of miles (over five million light-years) with a single punch. Hong Xuanji, having shattered the vacuum, could unleash temperatures comparable to the Big Bang.

After reading the whole thing, it's hard to see where the protagonist's wisdom is actually demonstrated. Is it in his choices regarding exchanging items? But that feels like it comes from a time-traveling omniscient perspective or just his wild imagination. The protagonist keeps claiming his greatest strength is his wisdom, but throughout the entire story, I didn't feel that wisdom was displayed.