I Ate a God's Heart, Yet Awakened the Most Useless Superpower!

I'll give myself a good review and write down some thoughts. I remember I started writing novels in fourth grade. The first novels I read were *Douluo Continent* and *Battle Through the Heavens*, and that's when I suddenly had the idea to write. At first, I was very enthusiastic about sharing my novels with others, even though they were actually terrible.

This is a masterpiece, deserving at least a 9.5 Rating. Aside from the slow updates, it's practically flawless. If you're tired of fast-paced novels, this is a must-read. After reading Huang Ye's story, I already found it very enjoyable. After finishing the first volume, I felt it was divine. Finally, one more thing: please update faster! Keep it up, author! Don't worry about what others think.

Those who possess a spiritual bond struggle in the gray area between white and black, rejected by the world. Will they choose to fall into darkness, or will they choose to protect the light? I hope Qin Shi can always retain that kindness in her heart, at least whether as the human Qin Shi, the enforcer Qin Shi, or the awakened Qin Shi, she can remember that there has always been someone standing…

A truly excellent book, so good I thought I'd opened the wrong app. The character descriptions are incredibly detailed, creating well-rounded and vividly portrayed individuals, highlighting the distinct characteristics of the ensemble cast. Its unique style and writing technique set it apart from other novels, appealing to its fans.

Writing Style: The character portrayals are very detailed. Those who enjoy ensemble pieces should jump right in (but judging by the current pacing, there will likely be plenty of angst later on). Concept: A relatively novel theme, breaking away from the conventions of most online novels. However, it has a touch of *Mysterious City of Beasts*, *Godslayer*, and *Apocalypse Forecast*.

An absolutely superb book. The beginning might be a bit bland, but you'll find the book's structure is incredibly complete and innovative. It's truly a rare gem. The deaths of each character aren't just simple deaths; they're all foreshadowed, leading to better encounters. Now, with Zhu Li, I feel he's essentially Li Jinan, making it feel like a true ensemble piece.

I've caught up, so I'll leave a comment. The beginning might have been a bit stiff, but the writing gets smoother as you read on. The setting is also perfect—a panel that records all the spirit contracts makes it hard not to think that there's another world above that hasn't been developed yet. Great setting, great story, great writing.

The characters are well-developed, each with different experiences, resulting in varying emotions and actions based on different perspectives. Playing a "villain" doesn't necessarily make someone a villain; those who appear to uphold human interests aren't necessarily good people, and may also be acting in their own self-interest.

Based on my current impressions, the first volume is better than the second. The first volume is really well-written; it has so many memorable supporting characters, and the main character also gets special moments. Keep it up!

Overall, if we only consider the Gluttony Arc and the College Arc, I would give it a score of 9.5 Or higher. However, the amnesia and romance parts in the Greed Arc were a bit too stiff, so I would deduct 1 point. I haven't seen the rest yet. Okay, the author finally showed his true talent.