Qin Feng transmigrates to a world of mystic cultivation and becomes the most ordinary hunter beneath Cang'er Mountain.
He thinks he is destined to live an unremarkable life, until deep in the mountains he kills a mutated mountain ghoul with a single stab. It has a fleshy growth on its shoulder and blood-red eyes.
[Bloodline Echo, activation successful!]
Hunt the mountain ghoul and plunder the talent [Copper Skin and Iron Bones]!
Glimpse a memory: [The Ancient Roar of the Magma Giant Ape]!
It turns out the world he inhabits is a battlefield ruin where ancient gods and demons lie buried.
Fragments of ancient bloodlines remain within demonic beasts, in ruins, and even in the Daoist bodies of peerless prodigies.
From then on, his hunting knife points toward ever more terrifying prey:
Sun-swallowing demon wolves, evil serpents transforming into dragons, holy sons of sacred grounds bearing the blood of ancient gods...
Every mighty foe he slays yields their original divine abilities, helping him piece together a lost tome of gods and demons!
As ancient beings awaken one by one, seeking to rule this age,
they discover that the youth who left the mountain village with a hunting knife has long since become, through endless hunting, the ultimate taboo: a godslayer.
I'd give it a maximum of four stars. If it's tagged as a "feel-good" novel, I'd give it 2-3 stars. I couldn't continue after four chapters. Each of the three monsters in those chapters was incredibly difficult, and I kept getting injured. There was no overwhelming sense of satisfaction. The novel's title claims that bloodlines can devour everything, but that's not the case.