Abyss of Guixu: My Hunger Has No Limit

When civilization became garbage and the myriad heavens turned into a dinner plate, Luo Yin crawled out of the gastric acid of a god’s corpse and awakened the Eye of Entropy, which can turn anything into energy and assess its “exploitation value.” Here, god corpses are ingredients that secrete laws, a Sword Immortal’s cultivation is expired protein powder, and even a saintly woman’s tears can be refined into poison that corrodes morality. His stomach, meanwhile, is a black hole that can never be filled. Dissecting a rotting god corpse and refining “resentment crystals” from its digestive juices, then selling them to the pursuers on his tail; infiltrating Tianji City as a live-in son-in-law, using calculus to crack a grand formation and drain the leyline, then pinning the blame on the demons; livestreaming an auction of fake “Guixu Administrator Permissions,” then sitting back as the gods battle and looting their tombs... “Altruism is a slow suicide.” Luo Yin chewed on a fragment of law picked from an enemy’s spine, data streaming from his eyes like a waterfall. “I only transplant value: everything you have, transplanted into my future.” This is a darkly comic, high-IQ romp with no female lead. Mathematical induction proves that killing for treasure is more efficient; powerful figures who get swindled receive “stupidity tax” invoices; and when he gets hungry enough to chew on the very fabric of space, even the laws of the myriad heavens have to line up to be served as snacks. From civilization’s janitor to the juice press of the myriad heavens, Luo Yin has only one path to evolution: When he’s hungry, he’ll chew up all of Guixu and swallow it whole.