A Journey Through the Heavens, Starting with Chinese Animation

Spreading viruses is truly inhumane. The Great Nirvana era of Swallowing Stars is terrifying in reality. Even handing it over to a laboratory for research is better than letting it spread freely, especially since it's spreading domestically.

Having read the Stellar Transformation world, I have absolutely no idea what the author is trying to write. It's all haphazard and disjointed. The original world-building involved various different powers, yet they insisted on forcing several worlds together. 🤔 You just received the Celestial Emperor's inheritance, and then you went to the mortal realm to look for minerals?

I've seen protagonists with mental illnesses, and I've seen protagonists who are obsessed with simps, but this is the first time I've seen a protagonist with both mental illness and obsessive simps. Transmigrating from *Swallowed Star* to *Dragon and Snake Romance*, the protagonist initially tries to prevent the RR virus within him from spreading.

You travel to other worlds to acquire resources, not to become some kind of dream-fulfilling master. Are you bored? If you were just doing something while acquiring resources, that would be one thing. But now it's like you're traveling to other worlds specifically to cause trouble. Don't you think that's ridiculous? Let's see which world you don't actively cause trouble in.

Spreading a virus? Is this a joke? Putting aside the question of whether the human bodies in the two worlds are the same, just look at the setting of the RR virus in Devouring. The virus itself isn't important; it's that the virus mutates the human body, allowing it to absorb cosmic energy. It's not that the virus makes people stronger. This is pure profiteering and murder.

This protagonist is a real idiot. He had to let the RR virus spread across a perfectly good Earth, causing billions to die so that humanity could become stronger.

Writing about spreading viruses is a real trap, no matter what your motives are.

It looks alright. I hope the author isn't just mindlessly hyping up the novel. In "Covering the Sky," the author constantly shouts that cause stars to fall, star fields to shatter, and universes to explode. It's ridiculously exaggerated. Chen Dong has no concept of the observable universe or the universe that is tens of thousands of times larger than the known universe.

The author's writing feels disastrous: First, releasing a virus into the Dragon and Snake universe—both worlds have the same system, yet they try to force an evolution? And they want so many people to perish? Second, in the Stellar Transformation world, you steal opportunities, fine, but what about Qin Yu? And is the God King stupid? Doesn't Hongmeng know you entered his universe?

This is garbage! The author just wrote whatever came to mind; it's purely a self-indulgent product.