Watheos

No. In fact, he should react emotionally unless the novel made it clear that the body he entered would not suffer for this. And even in that case, he should go into a state of psychological shock at least for a moment and then quickly reason why the body he entered has this characteristic.

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This novel joined the list of places where three people can become one. The other places on the list, for those who are curious, are a motel room and your mother's house

Three people in one LOL

Even the eclipse thing reminds me of Aphelios

Weak humanity? hahaha, can any black magic overcome a Tzar?

This reason is like the circle of Ouroboros. It is not the actual support; one exists because of the other but both are poorly founded and poorly developed.

But the way bullying is done is more complex than just indiscriminate aggression and madness. An "aggressor" wants to make it appear that he is morally superior, that his actions are legitimate. It's not that shallow.

No protagonist questions the status window. Something comes out of a computer screen in their brain and they don't even look at it in an abnormal way? I would at least theorize that I am in a simulation, a matrix. Inside a game created by humanity in a distant time. Something that could give a metalinguistic purpose that would agree with the fact that the status window is literally that: COMPLETELY metalanguage. But "it" is not even mentioned and the purpose of the system is always left aside. I find this very ridiculous.

It doesn't matter if they are strong or weak. The only thing that matters is whether the fact that it is an extra and of another dimension will be used in a useful way. Many novels don't care about the influence of memories from a past dimension.