A Dragon's Journey Through the Heavens

You can go to the Little Carp Adventure World, where you can find dragon horns and dragon scales.

Go to Happy Star Cat, eat some Dark Lord fragments or demonized creatures, and you'll be invincible! Restore, demonize, create clones, become immortal, absorb energy—so many abilities, and they're easy to obtain!

Several points: It panders to humanity, is mindlessly stupid (I'm referring to the protagonist), and has a terrible plot and pacing.

This is pointless. I thought it was about a dragon across the heavens, but it turns out it's about a dragon in all the heavens. What's so interesting about that? A lot of people came here specifically for the dragon.

Writing about corpses contains many opportunities for the protagonist to level up.

I'm outta here... I don't really like watching shows about rescuing foreigners; they can't even save enough Chinese people.

The following are my personal opinions: 1. The protagonist's strength increases so quickly, why does he need to build a team? Which of them can keep up with you? You don't have a wife or children, you don't need others to take care of your rear, shouldn't you be a lone wolf and eat your way through from beginning to end? 2. It's only useful if you devour the entire corpse.

Speechless. It calls the system and tells you to rescue people. Can't you make it a little more sophisticated? Don't bother explaining its origin. Just use it as is. Why do you have to give it some kind of backstory? Then you have to send it to you 72 times, telling you to rescue people and all that.

The protagonist is a saintly figure; even though the race has changed, their mindset hasn't.

He ran away as soon as he saw the clone become a god.