[High Martial Arts + Spiritual Qi Revival + Leveling Up + Playing It Safe + Growing Strong]
In a world overrun by monstrous beasts, martial arts are flourishing. Humanity and the beasts wage an endless war of bloodshed. Chu Jing transmigrates into this world and gains a panda clone.
The panda clone evolves continuously by eating, growing from its initial size of thirty centimeters to one meter, three meters, ten meters, a hundred meters, a kilometer…
Along the way, every meal it eats boosts Chu Jing’s attributes, making him stronger, faster, and more enduring…
Time passes, and the world changes beyond recognition.
One day, a new beast emperor is born, unleashing a level-nine beast tide that sweeps across the world. Cities are destroyed, lives are devastated, and order collapses… All of humanity stands on the brink of extinction.
Suddenly, a gigantic bear tens of thousands of meters tall drops from the sky. Its breath stirs up a massive storm that shreds the beast tide, and its paw slams down from above, killing the beast emperor.
As the whole world falls silent, the enormous paw reaches into the sky once more, tears open the firmament, and reveals a passage to the Divine Realm…
I personally feel that the author deliberately downplayed the protagonist. For example: 1. The protagonist's older sister is a top scorer in the college entrance exam and a martial arts prodigy, but the protagonist is about to take the exam, and his father struggles to even buy meat worth a few dozen yuan. He's also just a low-level employee.
I've read dozens of chapters and I still can't understand it. What level of talent does his sister have in college? Killing some strange beasts and selling them for money to support the family should be easy for her. How could they be so poor? Can't they afford a meal costing tens or hundreds of yuan? Or is it that a single strange beast only costs a few yuan or tens of yuan, which is why they're poor?
This is incredibly offensive, isn't it? People are always looking down on the protagonist. How dare an ordinary person mock someone with such a bright future? And the mentor just believes whatever others say without even investigating, and then dismisses a genius?
Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍
The protagonist seems to have a toxic personality. His friend is being threatened, and despite clearly possessing strength, he forces his friend to tolerate it, all to conceal his true power.
Garbage, read.
It's very well written; it's a great, satisfying read!
To hide their true abilities, they were afraid of this and that; they even had to conceal their true strength during the college entrance examination.
The content is disjointed; it was explained by adding dots at the beginning, but then the quality drops.
It's really well written! 👍👍👍😄😄😄