Simultaneous Transmigration: Two Zodiac Charms for Everyone

Why do so many people who are into this genre like writing about curses and Under One Person? The power of curses doesn't seem to have a high ceiling, and like Under One Person, the power system is ambiguous and the expression is varied.

The Rat Charm is pretty overpowered in the Warhammer world. Even if the power of the person it resurrects cannot exceed that of the Holy Lord, it can still channel the power of the Warhammer world itself. First, there are various machines. In the Warhammer world, it is generally believed that machine spirits exist, and some have even actually been summoned.

The power level difference is too great. How can a spellcaster survive in DC or Marvel, where there are gods everywhere? At best, they can become a street hero, but they'll die in AoE attacks during major events. It's also difficult in Warhammer; they can only be used on remote planets, where they'll die if they encounter space undead.

The romance between the protagonist and V was written too awkwardly, or rather, the entire cyberpunk world-building plot was weak. It was both awkward and simplistic. It wasn't as engaging as the previous parts.

Dear author, I've finished reading all the chapters and noticed a minor issue: the writing pace is too fast, showing signs of waning momentum. This isn't to say the flair in the book is lacking, but rather that there are deeper gaps in the narrative. For example, the sequence after the protagonist wipes out all the cursed spirits appears too many times, becoming somewhat redundant.

Based on his character's actions in the story, Gojo Satoru's "limitless" power isn't truly infinite. The Zeno paradox he exhibits should be that the more magical power he outputs, the farther the distance. If it were truly infinite, his use of "Azure" would create a black hole capable of destroying the entire Earth, instead of merely shattering a wall.

The author's Jujutsu Kaisen arc was exceptionally well-written; it even gave me a fleeting illusion that perhaps I'm just an ordinary person without any talent. However, the later Marvel and Witrum arcs were much worse; it felt like the author didn't put any effort into them.

No matter how you look at it, Marvel is more than one or two times more dangerous than Warhammer. Warhammer has been around for 10,000 years and the galaxy is still spinning peacefully. Marvel has an event that affects the multiverse every two or three years. The four little merchants are just playing an eternal game. Marvel's big guys are fighting each other like dogs every day.

At this rate of update, I'll probably forget about you by tomorrow.

I've already subscribed to all of them, but there are signs that the writing is going badly. The one I enjoyed reading the most was "Curse Returns to the World".