Reborn as a Dragon, I Devour Everything in the Classic of Mountains and Seas

Ye Gong opens his eyes and finds himself a hatchling dragon, freshly emerged from its egg.

But this is no celestial dragon palace. It is a chaotic age of mountains and seas, where monsters devour monsters, humans eat monsters, and humans eat one another.

Ordinary people without ancient bloodlines can cultivate only by devouring strange beasts, taking their flesh and blood, their bone essence, and their innate abilities. To advance further, cultivators refine monster blood, carve out monster bones, and devour living people.

Dragons are the most precious prey in the world.

Dragon blood can establish a foundation, dragon bones can forge divine weapons, a dragon’s heart can prolong life, and a dragon pearl can grant access to the Mandate of Heaven.

Ye Gong can do only one thing: hide, grow stronger, and then devour every creature that wants to eat him, one by one, skin, bones and all.