My Clone Evolved Into a World-Destroying Beast

One of the great advantages of this book is that it gives the protagonist time to develop—after obtaining the divine skill manual, the protagonist has time to cultivate. Unlike some other novels where the plot twists are many times greater than this one, and events keep unfolding one after another, it feels like an insult to the author's intelligence if the events continue for more than three…

Seeing the clones reminds me of the Super Electric Eel Clone series. Back in junior high, I used to follow that book every week during computer class. It's such a shame that the book was ever published. Seeing the lizard clone reminds me of the giant lizard of the forest. Even the book's title has typos; how could the author still write so many words?

Poisonous, stray, eunuch, shameless

Is this clone of you actually Grandpa 628? 🙂🙂

The book was quite interesting at first. But after I went overseas, I stopped reading it... And felt that the earlier parts were no longer as captivating.

I didn't subscribe to seven chapters, and they disappeared the moment I turned around.

I don't recommend watching the 'eunuch' version.

I saw someone else use clones before; his first clone was also a lizard, but he had many clones. However, his clone was used for dungeons; he had one clone for each level of the dungeon. He could just sit back and earn gold, but without any bonuses.

The part about killing the snake earlier is funnier the more I think about it—biting the snake's neck, haha!

Damn, finished. Wasted over 500 coins.