[Jackie Chan Adventures] + [Dungeons & Dragons] + [Evil Gods] + [the Myriad Worlds]
Liu Xin transmigrates to the world of Jackie Chan Adventures and starts with a broken divine spark of “Space and Devouring.”
To repair his divine spark and reclaim his seat among the gods, he turns his attention to the world's “specialties.”
While Jackie Chan and the Dark Hand fight tooth and nail over a Talisman, Liu Xin is already lurking behind the scenes, opening his enormous abyssal maw.
The Twelve Talismans? Mine!
The Shadowkhan masks? Mine, too!
The other treasures? Hand them over!
The Eight Great Demons? I'll devour the lot!
Shendu: “I went to all that trouble to resurrect myself, so why is there barely any power left in the Talismans? Thief, robber, show yourself!”
Tara: “Why have all the Shadowkhan generals defected? Who's doing this? Who's targeting the Shadow Realm?”
Uncle: “Demons and monsters, be gone... Wait, he isn't a demon sorcerer or a human mage. He... is an Outer God from beyond this world!”
Liu Xin sits enthroned in his divine realm, looking down on everything. “Gods have no sides. All living beings are lambs.”
The first world is Jackie Chan Adventures. I want to write The Bad Kids next, but I haven't decided yet.
The protagonist has a good personality. Someone tried to destroy the protagonist's soul. The protagonist blocked it. The enemy said you are really powerful. I accepted it and the matter was over.
Original skills are used as consumables. It is equivalent to saying that Tathagata has cultivated his skills for 3,000 years, and he can only make 3,000 moves, no matter how big or small. Qiao Feng has been practicing for 30 years, but he can only show off 30 times
Putting aside the facts, this is a good book, but there is no way to put aside the facts. The protagonist was selected by Space and Devouring Godhead, and became a divine creature with godhead, and also restored many functions of the godhead. However, the divine power was regarded by the protagonist as a disposable consumable. It is gone after use. It cannot recover independently and can only rely on swallowing rules items. I am a little confused about whether the protagonist is Liu Xin or the godhead?
The biggest poisonous point is that the protagonist's divine power is not recoverable. If you use it less, even if you can absorb items to increase your divine power, it will only increase the number of times it can be used. Originally, you can use the necklace to go anywhere without consumption. However, after the protagonist absorbs it, he still needs to consume divine power to use this ability, and the used divine power cannot be restored. Once it is gone, it is gone.
What is the difference between divine power and bullets? It's still the kind that's not easy to replenish.
It's normal to overwhelm combat power at the beginning, and use skills to consume mana, but if you can't recover mana, you're speechless. The author has been immersed in the stuff he wrote and can't extricate himself. It's a completely self-motivated article.
I can only say that I have to add the blue bar setting to myself. The key is that the blue bar is still the kind that cannot be repaired. I am speechless.
Everything else is okay, but there is a sudden twist at the end of Chapter 39. What is this?
A person who needs to devour other divine objects to repair his godhead, perfect his authority, and gain divine power. There is nothing wrong with the first two. The last one is probably not a demon who claims to be a god by popping out of nowhere. What is the difference between an unrecoverable divine power that cannot be cultivated by himself and relies solely on robbing, and a false god who claims to be a god in front of ants with the help of external forces (such as a false artifact that he picked up)?
Who doesn't understand? Only what you get is your own. You are afraid of being robbed. It's really powerful. It's more human-machine than AL, and it's more arrogant. Your divine power is limited, but when you don't transform into divine power, there is no limit to your teleportation. After all, it's the origin of this time. You directly transform into divine power. It's funny. You can only use it a hundred times. Is it worth it? You might as well use the Eye of Aurora to find other treasures without transforming into divine power.