Kun Devours the Eternal Ages

That's too tragic, I can't bear to watch anymore, here are eight tickets for you 😰

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Hello fellow readers on Qidian.com, I am Gou Dan, a self-taught writer with two and a half years of writing experience. I enjoy writing short articles, delaying updates, and taking advantage of confusion.

I just don't understand why all the authors who write similar novels insist on making the protagonist go to school to become powerful. Isn't it better to become strong by playing as a jungler? Isn't it better to be a wild character who can easily defeat someone with formal training?

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Speechless. After reading the first few chapters, I feel this is really toxic. It would be better to write fewer of these melodramatic plot points. And the protagonist's mother being a fortune teller or something? This kind of storyline is so annoying. So many times they just set up the parents to be incredibly powerful, yet they raise the child as an orphan? It's disgusting.

The idea of ​​gaining immense power by devouring ants is understandable; after all, there are horned ants in Perfect World and pound ants in Douluo Continent, and it's a fact that ants possess great strength in nature. However, the idea of ​​gaining incredible regenerative abilities by devouring cockroaches is unacceptable. Do cockroaches in nature possess this characteristic?

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I've brought my own stool and sunflower seeds, and I'm eagerly awaiting the latest update.

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