Shared Transmigration: As If Being Nonhuman Wasn't Enough, I'm Also the Final Villain

I don't understand why the protagonist of this cursed spirit is so kind. He helps everyone, and even if someone wants to kill or hinder him, as long as they are a popular character from the original work, they will never die or retaliate. Is this still a cursed spirit? Go study Confucianism and Taoism. The so-called balance is a joke; when has the power of a cursed spirit ever been balanced with that of a sorcerer?

There's also the concept of the Boundless Void, which is where information is poured in, but the content of the information is repetitive. It's just that the repetition is so numerous that it becomes unmanageable. It's like you can't refuse to keep repeating the same word. How can you expect to gain enlightenment in the Boundless Void?

The Grim Reaper is a cloud, right? I have no idea how the plot unfolds; the whole process is completely made up by myself.

Based on my experience reading over two hundred time-travel novels, this one falls into the category of not being very good, but it's not the worst either. It's barely average among existing time-travel novels.

The storyline in Jujutsu Kaisen is really awful.

I used to watch One Piece with the main characters, but this time I'll try watching The Mother of Gods: Curse of the Spirits for a change of pace.

I've invested in yet another high-risk, high-reward opportunity!

The plot and setting are quite good, but the protagonist is too anthropomorphic and lacks a proper birthplace.

It depends on personal preference. It's the kind of story where the protagonist, even if the original character could easily defeat them with a single punch, still dutifully licks the original character's shoes clean. It's the kind of story where the protagonist acts as the original character's nanny or dog, even smiling and worrying about the original character's unhappiness after being slapped by them.

Yun, you were already feeling the pain of falling flowers when you were a child, what kind of crap did you write?