I just remember another novel: Transmigrator meets Reincarnator. Not only the transmigrator's golden finger (knowing the plot of the story) doesn't work properly because there's a Reincarnator out there changing the plot, later it is revealed what happened to the soul of the body occupied by the transmigrator (I'm not going into details to avoid spoilers). It's one of my favorites! It's already complete and fully translated by volarenovels. You can read it for for free on their site (it isn't available here on web novels). They are official partners with Chinese publishers, so don't be afraid to check it out. I only recommended it know because I took a look at it again and remembered what happened with the original owner of the body.

1. The rude player wouldn't know which one is the healer. He only knows that the mc has a healer slime. 2. Since the poison slime is called fake Healer, the rude player wouldn't realize that something is wrong until he receives a jet of poison on his face. At most, he would think "why fake?" a second before being poisoned. If the slime was called 'Poison Slime', there's a chance that the rude player would react after hearing the command "Poison Slime, take care of him". But hearing "Fake Healer, take care of him" sounds baffling, but not directly threatening.

Considering that most of the Chinese MCs are foodies, this MC will suffer a lot! The bright side is: if he ever falls in love with someone who's a terrible cook, he'll be able to eat without worrying about food poisoning!

Yeah... If Luke is right about the system giving points based on his morality, he'll receive an incredible amount of points if he perceives Thanos as the destroyer of half of the living beings. Now, if the system has some other type of calculation that adds the target's morality (Thanos sees himself as the savior of the universe's other half), and how its actions impact society as a whole (if society would really get better with the wipe out), Thanos might give just a few points or even deduct points from Luke.

This chapter just messed up the novel. Now the mc seems unscrupulous, perverted and very, very dumb. He was unscrupulous when he started the bidding war. Somehow makes sense when we think of the sick sister. But after the bidding war, he offended one party by agreeing to sell for a lower price to the other party. This is incredibly dumb. The whole purpose of a bidding war is too sell for the highest bid! If he wanted to sell to the lady, just say so from the beginning: "She was here first and we were in the middle of a deal. If she covers the offer of 10 gold, I'll sell for her. If not, I'll sell for the guy". Not only he lost 5 gold and offended a big guild, he shoots his mouth and offends the other guild leader by being a pervert.

Anyone else remember the rumors at the beginning of the novel, about the possibility of this game evolving and encompassing reality? That virtual and real might become one? And if you think of the name "simulator"... So far, the talent doesn't look like a simulator, because the fusions can be used in the game... But if the system is simulating on the game world in order to, someday, release the fused monsters on the real world... All his released monsters might cause humanity's downfall!

Anyone else remember the rumors at the beginning of the novel, about the possibility of this game evolving and encompassing reality? That virtual and real might become one? And if you think of the name "simulator"... So far, the talent doesn't look like a simulator, because the fusions can be used in the game... But if the system is simulating on the game world in order to, someday, release the fused monsters on the real world, this might be a huge foreshadow

Yeah... And he had another head from the dog he failed to fuse...

The two headed dog plan failed, but now he has 2 heads and can try fussing a three headed dog when he gets enough money

Fake Healer is the poison slime's name... I also though that Fake Healer was the red slime at the beginning, but it was cleared up when the the poison slime leveled up and its name appeared.

That's why I actually approve the need to spend money to fuse monsters: it keeps the mc in his toes and prevents the cheat of being too op. Great chapter. More isn't always better!

Lol. speaking of "lol", sometimes I see red bull ads when the LOL championship is streamed on TV. This fusion could be used as an ad script: summoner gives red bull to his weak slime and it evolves into a boss-level flying slime. I would be amused if I saw this kind of ad in between matches.

Oh, ok. This balance things in the end. More XP, but all pets need to lvl up to the max.

I was expecting the opposite: the summoner had to split the XP between his pets, so he ends up receiving less XP the more pets participates in battle.

Rude player: hey, useless summoner! I've heard that one of your slimes can heal. Order it to cure me! MC: Alright. "Healer", take good care of him... hehe...

I just imagined a red slime spitting/vomiting over a dying mc in order to heal him.

I didn't expect this, but this might keep the talent/cheat inside acceptable levels. If the talent was too broken, the novel could get boring fast...

looks promising

the first one, about mc transmigrating with a system and returning after completing all the missions is "the idol group pet became a final boss!" The title and synopsis never mention that "my body was used by another soul while I was transmigrated", but the first 2 chapters are about the MC's return to the body. This is a modern world fiction. There's another one in a fantasy world, but I forgot the name... The Mc swaps body with a writer in the modern era. When she returns, she finds out she's a character from a book written by the owner of the body she occupied. Not only that, but the writer was in her body and even married someone while the mc was "away". about the 2nd type of novel, I also forgot. probably because they were poorly written, even though the premise is interesting... I hope more writers use the "transmigrator body swap" premise.

I've read a few novels about it. 1. MC is transmigrated, later she manages to go back to her original body. Only to find out the body was occupied by the soul of the body she occupied while she was isekai-ed. Or 2. MC suffers an accident and goes into a coma. When she reawakens, she discover that someone else (transmigrated soul) was using her body and did a lot of dumb stuff that she needs to clear up. Those kind of novels put an interesting twist to the whole transmigration/Isekai genre.