[Single Male Lead + Superpowers + System + Ruin Dungeons + Leveling Up]
Ten years ago, the Star Gate erupted, and countless monsters poured onto Blue Star.
As more and more ruin spaces appeared, humanity began awakening superpowers. The old world collapsed, and a whole new order arose.
Ye Cang was an ordinary office worker on Earth. His soul transmigrated to Blue Star, where he became a down-and-out homeless man. Then, by chance, he awakened the S-rank ability “Devourer.”
As long as he takes down an enemy, he can acquire their superpower!
To survive in this brutal world, Ye Cang has no choice but to set aside his kindness, defeat one enemy after another, and conquer ruin after ruin...
The Tomb Beneath the Tree, Everlasting Green Forest, Black Blood Factory...
As Ye Cang grows stronger and stronger, he discovers that an even greater secret lies beneath the surface!
The Superpower Administration, the Four Great Conglomerates, the Final Gathering, the Deep-Space Gate: every faction is vying for supremacy.
Beyond the Star Gate, countless Star Spirits are watching it all!
Ye Cang can only keep moving forward, devouring everything, until... he devours the entire world!
Opening a coffin in ruins and only taking the sword because you didn't know what the ring inside was for—does that sound like something a normal person would do?
The world setting is somewhat similar to "I Am Alone," as is the plot style. The protagonist's story in the main world is advanced through dungeon runs. The author's writing is quite good. I've read two dungeons so far, both requiring following specific mechanics.
It has plot elements reminiscent of anime from recent years, something like "Leveling Up Alone" [what?].
My writing isn't very good, I'll add a comment later [I've learned something new]. For some reason, there's a lot of negativity in this new author's book after just one hour of reading, especially with many comments calling Ye Cang (the protagonist) a saint. I haven't seen any tags like "villain" or "decisive ruthless."
Not bad, it feels a bit like I'm leveling up on my own.
It's quite nice, but there aren't many people there.
It's still quite pretty. The writing style is very skillful, and the plot is also good.
Awesome! Awesome! Awesome!
I read it all in one go. I hope the updates come out soon, otherwise I'll start to forget the plot.
It's pretty good, with no major flaws. There's just not enough material to tell how to proceed; the beginning was very enjoyable.