I Asked You to Eliminate the Three Evils, So Why Did You Devour Zhou Chu Too?

[Beast Protagonist + Devouring Evolution + Dark Fantasy + Subverted Tropes + Power Fantasy] The world has fallen apart. People are worth less than dogs, and demons wear human skin. Reborn as a little silver-ringed snake, he runs into Zhou Chu slaying a flood dragon right from the start? The good news: the evil flood dragon is dead, and there's meat everywhere. The bad news: Zhou Chu is still here, a human-shaped tyrannosaur who can knock out a kid with one punch. Bai Mo looks at his own spindly arms and legs and decides to lie low for now. Others rid the world of three evils: slay the flood dragon, kill the tiger, and persuade Zhou Chu to mend his ways. Bai Mo rids the world of three evils: Eat the evil flood dragon and gain the supernatural ability [Water Control]. “This meat's a bit tough. One star.” Eat the ferocious tiger and gain the supernatural ability [Wind Riding]. “This big cat's a bit chewy, but it'll do.” Eat Zhou Chu and gain the supernatural ability [Golden Body]: “...Big brother, just let me have one bite first! We can talk this out!” So, just as Zhou Chu thinks he's a hero who has rid the world of evil and prepares to accept the people's cheers, he turns around. Bai Mo reveals his true dragon-serpent form and opens a gaping maw that can swallow the heavens and devour the earth. “Big brother, getting rid of three evils is such a hassle.” “Why not come into my belly? Then we'll all be together as one big happy family. Wouldn't that be lovely?” This book is also known as: “Big Sister-in-Law, Please Step Into My Mouth,” “How I Became the Dragon King and Still Have to Eat People,” and “A Bite of Dayu.”