Devouring Begins with Spirit Cage

The protagonist is consistently portrayed as incredibly strong, but in reality, he can't beat anyone. He bullies the weak and is incredibly cowardly. After being beaten and kidnapped by Bai Yuekui, it became unbearable to watch. The plot progression was also slow and contrived. Secondly, the protagonist is poorly developed; his character is like a piece of paper, too thin.

It's pretty good and motivates me to keep watching.

Two recommendation votes, a long-time fan of the book, the beautiful Yan Ling Ji!!

The boss is generous

It's best to be prepared to update frequently.

They've all stopped updating, yet they still made it onto my recommendation list.

The writing is good, but it lacks decisiveness. In the previous chapter, the Lightbearer was certain to die, but in the next chapter, he's become a pig. He let it go because of lust.

So you're really giving up? Just say so if you're going to cut it up. Don't play dead; you spent a few dollars after all.

Ling Cage has a manga that details the ecology of Mana, the Source Matter, Bai Yuekui's experiences, the reasons for the destruction of Jiuchuan City, and so on. The author should take a look and rewrite it while the word count is still low (it's not easy to find someone writing Ling Cage, so I hope the author writes something excellent; I'll only give suggestions if it's well-written).

You've killed all the Lightbearers, so why keep Charles around? You didn't even take him on as a follower, just kept him around for some random reason. What are you doing at the lighthouse then? Is this supposed to show how kind Ran Bing is? I just find it disgusting. If the lighthouse is so good, why not stay there? Why go down with Mark? You might as well have just ignored it altogether, since Mark won't die anyway. So what's the point of your description of going up the lighthouse?