My Devouring Life

Let's talk about my views and opinions. Please tell me if I'm wrong. First of all, the protagonist is a bit too brave. Facing the evil forces and the world-wide terrorist organization, the first thing that comes to mind is not to change his identity and hide it (this kind of technology is not very developed in a place, and it is not easy to be traced without a monitoring system. Even extraordinary prophecies will be interfered with when faced with high-level powers (systems, artifacts), right?). On the contrary, the protagonist chooses to take the initiative, track down some minions, and ask for information (I can only say that the villain's intelligence capabilities are invincible. The protagonist was exposed to the sun, picked up the gloves during the day, and was discovered that night, so the protagonist was forced to take the initiative). I feel a little bit poisonous. Secondly, the protagonist killed several people. Although he knew that there was a possibility of a divine weapon, the villain did not send out elites, but let those useless trash fish (first-class, second-class extraordinary) do it. The villain became wise and kept delivering food. Don't you want to think about how these little minions have beaten the magic weapon? I don't even know if the artifact is important anymore. Let's say the artifact is not important. The villain found out about the protagonist that day and wanted him for arrest. Let's say the artifact is important and send some miscellaneous fish to get the artifact. Furthermore, when the protagonist meets Catwoman and Atlan, he can obviously ask about the training methods of extraordinary people. After all, others have misunderstood the protagonist's race, but the protagonist has not. Does he intend to keep killing people and devouring them to prove his way?

I've only read a few chapters and I'm very confused, why do other people take action against the protagonist? Inexplicable

Brother, what do you say? I haven't read it yet, but I already don't want to read it. I suggest you change the introduction.

There are some shortcomings in plot design, and the logic in many places does not make sense. This is a more euphemistic way of putting it.

The author is more or less a full-level old doctor. Look at the background introduction of the previous chapters, the characters, map countries, forces, and some background of Arknights. For example, the cats and Fury in it, the dead heir of King Aslan: the first lady I met looked like which operator (a tearful cat head?), And the second one looked like Skadi anyway. Kraken smells a little bit like Kraken. There are also the giant beasts of the Great Flame Master and the ghosts of the East Kingdom. However, there are no supernatural and freemasonry in the human race, and Assassin has not found the corresponding ones yet. Is there any doctor who can look for it? It may also be created by the author himself in order to stir up the situation and advance the plot. I hope the author can write new ideas, please come on

Let's start by saying that the basic attributes are strength, agility and intelligence. Agility represents speed and reaction. Adding points later increases the speed to 16 points, and the latest chapter increases the agility to 14 points? Author, didn't you find something wrong?

I haven't read the book yet, so I'd like to ask if the ability to devour others requires cannibalism. If so it's worth a look.

? ? Why did you sign the contract when the book reviews were so deserted?

I thought it was a fan of Devouring the Starry Sky

After reading two chapters, let me tell you, do human beings have no status in this world? From what you wrote, you have to hide your abilities even though you have to keep developing. Your status is too low and it is boring to read. I lost my mood after reading two chapters.