Devour and Evolve

Big discovery, I have superpowers! My superpower is to devour other superpowers! However, I am the only one living in this world with supernatural powers. I'm so desperate!

Let this work end at its peak moment! Don't feel sorry...

After carefully thinking about the plot and hidden plots as well as the countless confrontations using the gem's ability, Yunb

The novel is good, but somewhat limited. Most of the novel is about battles between people, and there are very few battles with beasts. In the article, only dogs and leopards are seen as wild animals. If you can get superpowers from the beast's crystal core, there won't be so many complications. After the collapse of civilization, unless firearms can be produced, they will be used less and less. In normal combat, no matter how many bullets you can carry, you will always run out. Therefore, it is more convenient and economical to use swords in the last days. Firearms are good for long-range attacks, and swords are more convenient for melee combat. If a sword is equipped with superpowers, who says it doesn't have long-range attack capabilities? The classification of superpowers is unclear. After the protagonist upgrades, his superpowers do not become stronger. Later, the criteria for powerful superpowers were divided into two systems. There is only one person in the book whose powers become stronger after upgrading, and that is Xinlia. The protagonist's ability to obtain superpowers is very Buddhist, and many good superpower cores have been wasted. Several superpowers are also weakened in his own hands. The first superpower is extremely powerful in the hands of the original owner and can tear people in half. In the hands of the protagonist, it has stronger self-healing power. The ray impact power opened a big hole in the protagonist's body at first. After the protagonist obtained it, he just flew people away. Wolfgrass's superpower, if the protagonist absorbs it, is a good field control skill and can also detect the surrounding area. Wolf Grass was punched in the head by the protagonist, but without a headshot, he was knocked away, and his head was snatched away by Xinlia, who swallowed the brains without caring about it, awesome! What a big heart! There is also the ability to turn the body into steel and crystal, which is worthless in the eyes of the protagonist. That electronic power has many uses in modern times, and it's a pity that the protagonist has not absorbed it.

I just like to read about the apocalypse and read all the books. I didn't expect that the book I read back then was written by the author of Nine Star Poisonous Milk... It's not a hit but it's very interesting.

Love this novel. Come on, author↖(^ω^)↗

Ah! I've finished reading it. Overall, it's a very good apocalyptic novel. I read some comments before and said it was the eunuch's appendix that made me worried. After reading it, I realized that everyone has different ideas.

This book is obviously different from the relaxed writing style of Poisonous Milk, and different from the dark writing style of Zombies. Maybe it's a bit like something in between? It feels like the only thing similar to Nine Stars is the space rift portal. From this article, it is obvious that what Yu Xiang described at the end was very generous, but it seemed that it was not handled well, especially the section about the price of resurrection was a bit blurry and skipped. (At least I'm a little confused and feel like this hole hasn't been filled yet) But playing Chinese-translated songs is somewhat similar to an idea in a two-dimensional article I've read before. (Of course, it may be because I don't read well) Especially when I bid farewell to Wheatfield Village for the first time and finally turned the world around, "Five Hundred Miles" and "Blowing The Wind", although I saw the Chinese lyrics and sang them in English, it was really embarrassing... Anyway, the ending of Devouring is different from most post-apocalyptic worlds where gods save the world. The last wave of Miranda's counterattack scared me even more. Well, feed the pig's feet and you just abandoned your Wheatfield Village girl! Forget it, just focus on the poisonous milk. Jiang Xiaopipibupi completely pulled me back from the two shocking endings of the zombies returning to hell and the devouring reversal. To exaggerate, I can say that after reading these two books, I became slightly depressed and could see that the poisonous milk was my G! R! That's right, glory! Oh no, it's too embarrassing...

This novel was to my liking, but the ending made me sad.

After reading 20 chapters, I didn't even see Goldfinger. I only saw the protagonist being tortured all the way.