Ascension Is a Trap: The Humans of the Upper Realm Feed on My People

In other words, the purpose of this kind of world pension insurance is to give the poor Blue Star people in the Blue Star period to break through the restrictions when their life span is about to end. After all, Blue Star people can use the breath of chaos to create the world. No matter how many Blue Star people there are, it will not be enough. Although the chaos is infinite, the density within the area is limited. Without countless blue star people who break the limit to continuously create the world, the new blue star people may not be able to collect the world at all. After all, the development and birth of the world also takes time. If the cycle cannot continue, the blue star civilization will be gone. After breaking the limit, Blue Star people cannot return to Blue Star. In a sense, they can be said to be "dead". [Eat melon] Too many tricks, slip away

Yes, it is an innovative and alternative article about cultivating the Kingdom of God. The subject matter is very immersive. The sense of satisfaction comes from the imagination of the lower world. The suspense is given to the fairy world. I just don't know whether the setting of Blue Star is reasonable. The current word count is too few. In reality, Blue Star has obvious logical loopholes (for example, the purpose of cultivating the world is just to eat meat and sell money? Can special monsters improve Blue Star's personal strength, etc.

The setting looks pretty good so far, but I have a question as to why the lower world is set to have humans. Putting it into the setting of the novel, currently it has nothing to do with you that the human race ascends directly to the fairy world. The demon race's ascension is good for you, and the development of the small world requires your own investment. So for an ordinary person, what kind of development is best for him, then he must invest resources in the demon clan. It is best if the demon clan can have ascendants from generation to generation.

It can be said that your book perfectly shows what is ascension and what is a trap. The upper world feeds on our clan. It is really good, but the war between the two worlds takes a bit long.

It's good-looking. It's not just a joke like the title of the book. It's more of a new way of thinking and world view. There are many shadows of novels. The combination is quite good. It's great.

I have one thing to say: I can't feel any better from the protagonist. I eat better than the protagonist.

I have a question: How to eat ascension humans?

Since we want to cultivate food, we should create the best environment for them. In this way, humans cannot be allowed to practice, or they can only be allowed to be farmers or breeders. Directly set up heavenly prohibitions to prevent monsters from killing humans at will.

I have to say it's quite interesting. It's the first time I've seen a novel with this theme. It's quite interesting. Please support me.

"The end point you think is just someone else's dining table." The setting of this novel is amazing, completely subverting the traditional ascension narrative of cultivation novels. The monsters in the lower realm regard humans as ants, but after ascending, they find that the roles have been completely reversed - the ancestors of the holy realm have become "food". This irony of inversion of cause and effect makes people shiver down their spines. The most exciting thing is the construction of the world view: the humans in the upper realm control the realm like playing a chessboard, and use the war between the two realms as entertainment. The author uses "breeding farm" logic to deconstruct the cruel nature of the system of cultivating immortals. Ascension is not liberation, but entering a larger cage. This dark deduction of "the way of heaven" has more philosophical depth than simply cannibalism. The plot is full of tension, and the collapse of the ancestor's identity from a killer to a person waiting to be slaughtered is very impactful. Looking forward to how the situation will be broken in the future - will we unite to resist, or become "diners"? Recommended to readers who like world-view subversive works such as "The Strange Immortal" and "The Lord of Mysteries". Caution: Friends who are obsessed with romantic fantasy of cultivation may feel uncomfortable 😂