Infinite Clones: I Became Invincible in Swallowed Star

With this billion-doppelganger style, the author could later pursue witchcraft cultivation (as seen in Lord Snow Eagle's explanation of the cultivation path for all things), and then, after learning the Primordial Ancestor's virtual universe, could practice the transformation of illusion into reality.

Later, after the author enters space, he buys a planet and gives it to the other countries on Earth, instructing them all to move there. He tricks them all into moving there, believing that those who are not of his kind will inevitably have different intentions, and drives them all away.

I've never understood the point of painstakingly cultivating plant life. Its attack power isn't as strong as a clone of the same level, and its growth ceiling is limited to Immortal. It might be a treasure for ordinary Immortals who struggle to advance, but it's useless for geniuses. You can see this in the original story; it never appears again later on, and the Zerg Queen isn't mentioned again in the later stages. The early investment is essentially a waste of time.

1.5 Billion light-years? That's hilarious! The author knows that a mid-level cosmic nation is a star field, and a high-level cosmic nation is a star region. Humanity has 1000 star regions. A star field, at the very least, contains several hundred Milky Way galaxies, which is tens of millions of light-years.

Author, your book has too many plot holes. The pillars of all races are the Lords of the Universe and True Gods. The Lords of the Universe can resurrect others and see past events through time reversal. The Lords of the Universe are in charge of the overall situation of each peak race. All information about major events will ultimately reach the Lords of the Universe first.

Something felt off. After thinking about it for a while, I realized that the protagonist, who had been playing in the mud the whole time and possessed the ability to infinitely create clones, should have been focusing on leveling up and creating countless powerful beings. What was he doing in the Black Dragon Mountain Empire?

This is a pretty good fanfic about Swallowed Star, but you really need to handle the relationship with your sister-in-law well. Don't be a jerk, or you'll know what happens. I've added it to my favorites. Keep it up!

People always talk about values. Different worlds, how can values ​​be the same? You live in a society governed by law, where the government can help you get justice. But in other places, it's a world of martial arts, a dog-eat-dog world. Do you need a reason to kill someone? Who will help you get justice? And you call that having the right values?

The protagonist is a sadistic, overly compassionate figure; the main character is weak; the plot is illogical and unreasonable. The author should be punished. Author, your writing is terrible. Author, you've done a very bad job. Author, your writing is extremely bad. Author, your plot is terrible. Author, your writing is terrible; author, your writing is awful. Author, your writing is awful, awful, awful. Author, your writing is awful, awful, awful. (This comment reflects all attacks.)

I've read over ten chapters. The Hive is so amazing that it can even build people, yet it can't repair the protagonist's legs?