[Reincarnation for All]+ [Beastfolk]+ [Stat-based progression]+ [Talent-based progression]
A voice like the Will of Heaven suddenly rang out in everyone’s minds across Blue Star, binding all of humanity to an Invasion System.
Reincarnate as a monstrous beast and invade another world!
In that other world, countless races stand side by side.
Some reincarnate as weak slimes or goblins, struggling to survive while powerful monsters hunt them down.
Some reincarnate as ancient elves, immortal and wielding powerful arcane magic.
And some reincarnate as legendary dragons or demigods, capable of destroying heaven and earth with a single move…
Lin Qingyun, a young man who has just graduated from university, reincarnates as a low-level abyssal bat.
Fortunately, he awakens the SSS-rank talent Divine Adaptation, which lets him quickly adapt to any hostile environment!
He’s also bound to the Super Martial Devouring System!
As long as he keeps devouring, he’ll grow stronger!
[Devour a Behemoth and gain Resilient Defense!]
[Devour a Dark Dragon and gain Control over Darkness!]
[Devour the Goddess of Light and gain the Divine Radiance of Light!]
…
From then on, Lin Qingyun embarks on an otherworldly journey of devouring and evolution, gradually becoming invincible.
“I stand eternal across the endless heavens, slay dragons with ease, and make the gods bleed!”
Over the years, I have been strongly recommending this book to my students and friends. Among all the book lists I have given to others, there is no book without the name of this book. I have also interpreted this book on many occasions. The reason why I spare no effort to praise it may be related to my deep-rooted literary views. In other words, such a book is in line with my reading interests and literary concepts. I don't care whether anyone regards it as a classic, but to me, it is a classic, at least it has the quality of a classic - "The Reader"
That's good, come on
Not bad, worth a look
It was pretty good to watch, but it's a pity that I don't like watching cannibals, so I had to miss it.