I Actually Became the Ancestor of Humanity

The protagonist levels up by devouring vampires and genetically modified humans. The vampires think he's one of them, and the genetically modified humans think the protagonist is a genetically modified human. But the protagonist is actually human with special abilities. Wouldn't that be much more interesting? 😴 I don't want any of those trashy plots like starships, mechs, or sisters!

I hesitated for a long time before clicking on this book because of its title. It seems pretty good so far, but the title is a bit off-putting to casual readers. When I first saw the title, I thought it was some mindless urban fantasy novel, and I passed by it several times without clicking. (Lol)

The narrative flows smoothly, and the writing style is very comfortable to read. I've been following it all this time and have even voted for it a few times. I've been feeling a bit tired these past few days. Has the protagonist had any clear goals from the beginning until now? If he wants to become stronger, has he done anything about it? I don't sense any will to become stronger.

The title of this book seems to have a problem, so I'd like to change it. Any suggestions from experts? Good or bad, I'd be sincerely grateful!

What did you write after the protagonist woke up?! He transformed into a 10-year-old urban soldier king? Embracing beauties, trampling on foreign lands, showing off in front of others, and now you're going to write about the country facing difficulties and the protagonist saving the world? Seriously, did the author go crazy during the New Year?

Seeing the nearly double-digit title, the ridiculously long and bizarre synopsis, and the equally numerous outrageous subject matter tags, I gasped. This was utterly absurd, like wearing something outrageous to get sterilized—it was ridiculous beyond belief. What's worse, it was a daily dose of toxic content. For a moment, I didn't even know whether I should open it or not.

I'm a bit confused by this book; there are many parts I don't understand.

How could a good book be without a word chain game? Depressed

Is Earth the main storyline or a subplot? The further you watch, the stronger the sense of disconnect... So much buildup, it's all so confusing.

The title and synopsis are absolutely terrible. The content is surprisingly good, yet the synopsis is so simplistic and poorly written. What was the author thinking?