Swallowed Star: The Genius Battle Begins

The writing is okay, and the writing style is also okay, but for me, I can't stand it. The biggest drawback, I personally think, is that there is only one problem with the protagonist's character. You step on the corpses of countless simulated people, turn yourself into a so-called genius, and then step onto the stage of the universe. Then you take everything as your own efforts as a matter of course. When you are done, tell me something: My life is wonderful because of fighting, and I am not afraid of fighting? Most of the powerful enemy protagonists are not dealt with by themselves at all. They are the corpses of countless simulated people. They exchanged their lives for experience and strength. Why do you take everything as a matter of course as your own efforts? You want to say, in my life, I am not afraid of fighting? Whenever you face a strong enemy, have you never simulated it? In fact, this problem is very easy to solve. Every time you simulate, you don't let the protagonist watch from a third-person perspective. It's like watching a third-person visual novel. Based on the current time point, you let the protagonist personally enter the simulation and truly experience everything in this simulation. You have experienced it all and you have made a choice. So of course, you can enjoy it all. You didn't do it yourself. You stood in an almost absolutely safe position, watching a group of your own clones die, and then naturally regarded their contribution as your own efforts. Isn't it cheap? I said. I'm not saying that the protagonist can't make good use of this golden finger. In order to survive, of course you can, but why do you take it for granted that that is your life? That's your hard work (=_=), be in awe and be grateful, I don't even ask you to feel guilty, inherit the gifts given to you by everyone, even if they don't want to, but at least have an attitude. The main character that makes me feel the most is one word - cheap! The above is what I think is the biggest poisonous point of this novel. Everything else is good. If you can tolerate such a protagonist, then you can basically read this novel as a food. Of course, I can't stand it. I feel like eating a cake that looks and tastes good, but this cake has a small piece of shit in it. It doesn't mean that if you shave off this small piece of shit, you can't eat the rest, but it's just disgusting. I didn't plan to continue reading this novel, but I couldn't stand it and wanted to make a comment, so I subscribed for 100 points and came to leave a comment.

Swallowing the Starry Sky starts with the War Sword Swallowing the Starry Sky starts with the Battle of Geniuses Not only are the names similar, but the sense of frustration from beginning to end also feels a bit like the same origin.

The company setting is too ridiculous. The feudal-level secret technique Luo Feng took only enslaved 9 people. How could it be used by just one planet-level person? Moreover, why is the genius of the Jue Hu Giant Ax Duel Arena so bold? Where are the benefits of doing this? It's better to just use it as a training base to train duelists with thousands of victories and get rewards.

It is almost impossible to obtain the Soul Slavery Secret Technique at the Stellar level. If it is auctioned, it will be priced in Hunyuan units. It is impossible for the protagonist, a working man, to have the opportunity to afford it.

I see that many people have pointed out the problem of genetic medicine at the genetic level. Why do they insist on not changing it? Changing the settings can fix the loopholes, but that's not a plan.

It doesn't make much sense. It writes in detail in places that can be skipped quickly. I don't know what the author is thinking. Is it because he is confused or can't grasp the details?

I've finished reading it. It's toxic. I want to subscribe to express my support for the author. It's not that the book is good. I'll say goodbye.

Why is he another author who thinks that using potions can improve the genetic level? Impossible. What do you think?

Before leaving the original universe, the plot is exciting, the characters behave reasonably, and some reasonable and personal emotions can appear in some places, which is great. After taking the body and changing the body, the quality dropped drastically. The clone's ability was like a two-dimensional animation character, and the cultivation improved too fast. In the later stages of Devouring Stars, time is the least valuable thing. Compared with the extra time these simulations have, other geniuses, especially the protagonist Luo Feng, can only be said to be too cerebral. You see, there are many people who have no shortage of talents and opportunities, but they are all stuck in the realm of the Lord. The immortal, venerable master has not been able to move an inch for hundreds of millions of years. In an era where lying down is popular, the protagonist of the novel does not necessarily have to climb to the top. It is good if we witness the story on the way. In the middle and later stages, instead of upgrading quickly like running water and brain waves, it is better to use your ink when encountering difficulties and solve them. My idea is that the biggest role of the simulator at this time should be to explore different opportunities, capture treasures, etc. You can even return to low-level maps to become the Grandpa Goldfinger God Space, create a holy land for farming style, and witness the wonderful things of others. Personally, I feel that what attracts people in the original work is the huge and wonderful view of the universe. The original work is limited in length and does not expand on it, which is very fascinating.

The part of the simulated human being is regarded as high-quality food, while the part of the real person can only be regarded as dry food that can be barely swallowed.