Starting in Ursus, Slaughtering My Way Across Terra

It's so well-written! The plot and logic are flawless, and the absurdity is justified, unlike other books that seem to have absurdity for the sake of absurdity. Gkd One more thing, once things settle down, we need to really go all out #(cute) Otherwise, staying behind the scenes might seem like babysitting.

Now that the main character is so awesome, let's have some jokes like Slymabo's! #(Funny) 1. Power armor protects itself by wearing Jon. 2. Jon's black body device couldn't actually hide his tracks, but no one dared to tell him. 3. A demon detected Jon, and after a painful struggle, the demon finally succumbed to the corruption. 4. Jon once defeated the Flame Demon King in ten seconds, nine of which were spent waiting for the opponent to muster the courage to charge at him. 5. Jon never takes a step when he goes somewhere—he moves the earth. 6. Columbia calls its latest high-speed warship main gun "Jon's Hiccup," but it doesn't actually have that much power. 7. Terrans can be infected by Originium, and Originium can be infected by Jon. 8. The Sealings don't actually evolve; they're just constantly imitating Jon. 9. The previous civilization came to Terra to escape the "lumberjacks," while the lumberjacks left Terra to escape Jon.

I've caught up to the latest chapter, so let me give you my review. Keep up the momentum, it's a super big cup! The first few chapters were a bit slow-paced, and I initially thought the comments praising it as a masterpiece were the result of controlled criticism. This was because the protagonist hadn't fully adapted to his new role, and there needed to be some backstory to explain things. But from Chapter 16 onwards, when he encountered the Reunion Movement, it was like Ulpian's second skill was activated—yes! He really got into it! That was truly the Khorne Demon descending to earth, both fiery and powerful! Small groups of enemies? Kill! 30,000 Troops? Kill them all! 100,000 Troops? Slaughter them all, you ignorant bastards! There's absolutely no pressure on the main character; it's pure, unadulterated fun. It's not just mindless killing; it also includes some romance (without any melodramatic scenes), with the protagonist planning to have a few kids with Tarua, and the romance is on full display. Furthermore, it remarkably perfected the protagonist's character arc; he doesn't just mindlessly kill, but has his own thoughts, fights for the justice in his heart, is simply unhappy with others oppressing others, and wants to single-handedly overthrow the entire world and make it the way he wants it to be. Highly recommended, it has a very sea tiger style! (Cute)

It can't just be killing, it has to be fucking too! #(Evil laugh)

That was awesome, bro! I stayed up all night reading it and got really high, but I still want to read about Cao Pi. #(Shy) I've given you all my votes. I've been feeling a bit depressed reading other books lately, and I feel like writing short essays every day.

Let me create a reader group: 572119023 Also, let me say something. Aside from the first dozen or so chapters, which were a bit slow to build up the logic and emotions, there was no frustration or even the slightest bit of restraint later on. Furthermore, everything you see in this book might lead you to believe that certain plot points could be detrimental to the protagonist or steal his spotlight. Please put that idea aside. All the settings are for the sake of enjoyment, to create an environment for the protagonist alone. I can't possibly waste a lot of ink writing about anyone other than the protagonist, not even the female lead. So far, the story has reached 400,000 words, and the protagonist has never fought alongside anyone; all his killings have been solo acts. Current battle record: 210,000 people (up to 400,000 words), one city, and seven warships. Moreover, the tactics used each time are different. The updates are also evident to all. Just enjoy it.

I don't like watching childbirth scenes. Even if childbirth is involved, I prefer it to happen later in the story. I personally dislike it when the main character's child is given too much screen time.

As it stands, it's still heading down the single female lead path, with the author still using multiple identities and raising children. The author seems to have run out of ideas; if they can't continue writing, they might as well end it sooner rather than later, to avoid creating a huge mess later on.

If it's a single female lead, can you please remove the harem tag? I subscribed to over 200 chapters and it turns out to be a single female lead. #(So sad)

#(So sad) The "raising a child under a pseudonym" trope is so overused, it would have been better to just end it after becoming number one. The beginning and end are too disjointed. I feel like it's going to be a disaster.