In the Super God World, I Cultivate the Devouring Method

Dukao has been on Earth for thousands of years. If he truly loved this planet, why did he wait over a thousand years to usher in the technological age? Why didn't he start it upon his arrival? The main reason is that he wanted to conquer this planet. The male protagonist is supposed to be a pioneer in cultivation, yet he spends all his time spouting phrases like "I'm awesome!" And "So awesome!" One minute he's sneering, the next he's chuckling, "You think you're so awesome?"

The protagonist's own combat power also needs to be improved; it should at least reach the level of a super genius like in Swallowed Star. Can't we just focus on cultivating the main body without creating clones? If the main body is strong enough, whether or not there are clones doesn't matter. I think talent also needs to be improved; there should be resources to enhance it.

This is a rare, daring story with some drama, worth checking out. The only slightly frustrating thing is the system; it could be toned down later. Is it a "nanny" story? I think it has a bit of that, but not quite. In the early stages, the protagonist tries to maintain balance by forming alliances everywhere, which is fine, but by the time they reach Mars, continuing to rely on alliances to…

Sure, but if you've cultivated to the Immortal realm and have a cheat code, do you really need to cling to Luo Feng's coattails? Keep in mind that Hu Yanbo is only at the Immortal realm. 🤔

This book is actually quite well-written. While my understanding of the Super God Academy series might not be extensive enough, my understanding of Swallowed Star is definitely sufficient. Those who say the author doesn't understand Swallowed Star should go back and read the original work.

Personally, I think it's alright. I don't really care about the quality of the stories, as long as I can keep reading. If I can't finish, I'll just leave. I usually leave a review after finishing a book, except for a few that really bother me. 😂

The writing lacked any emotionally engaging plot points and tended towards a bland style, but I liked the author's character design. It's unusual to portray Deno and the Super God Academy as villains who were even wiped out, and there was no excessive pandering to the nation. Very good, five stars.

Both Lieyang and Deno are god-creating civilizations. Why are they so fixated on life-bearing planets when they could find a suitable star system to terraform? Deno has spent tens of thousands of years searching the universe for habitable planets. In that time, they could have terraformed countless planets.

The DNA of the Super God Universe originated with Ding Gehei. Their predecessors were involved in magic and rune technology. The sacred language was modified from rune technology. Cultivation and evolution were simply a matter of lacking top-tier experts. Ding Gehei and the Space Principal were at the forefront, thus setting the standard. The Super God Academy spread their theories throughout the universe, making them mainstream.

The biggest reason for the low score is probably this system.