Infinite Talent Evolution in Swallowed Star

Do you even understand the value of recognition from lower-level laws? Recognition from lower-level laws requires insights gained from the eighth or ninth level of the Bridge to Heaven. Even if his application of the laws is rudimentary, passing the sixth level of the Bridge to Heaven shouldn't be a problem. That's definitely number one!

Haven't you read the original novel? In the virtual universe, everyone in the Genius Battle has the same foundation—just ordinary ninth-order stars. Genetic multipliers are useless in the virtual universe.

I forgot some of the details after reading the book, and I couldn't find them, so I just wrote them down randomly. I've already changed them since you pointed them out. I'm speechless that you still want to criticize me. If everything is the same and nothing can be changed, then we should just read the original work. It's fan fiction to begin with, and the author is only human.

The protagonist, an ordinary human, possesses genetic strength hundreds of times greater than Chaos, yet he's still not qualified to become a disciple of Chaos? What kind of writing is this? In the original story, Chaos was extremely happy to become a Black Warrior, let alone considering the 100-fold limitation of the primordial universe.

Without understanding the principles, you won't even make it into the top 1000. A higher level in the field means at least ten times the strength. How powerful can you possibly be?

That's nonsense. The Bridge to Heaven is a test of understanding and application of the cosmic monument and laws, not the level of physical body and genes. You can use power amplification and weapon usage to force your way through 1-2 levels, but it's not just about physical body and genes. If that were the case, there would be no need to choose geniuses. And the sixth level is already the second picture, while you're still stuck on the first picture.

I can't stand it! Has the author even read the original work? He's so concerned about this and that. You're only a stellar-level cultivator, and all you do is worry about not disrupting the plot. You might as well just go back to your hometown and stay there; what's the point of cultivating at all?

If you don't want to change the plot, why not just have the protagonist commit suicide? Writing it like this is far more disgusting than just licking boots.

In the virtual universe, is there still a question of whether the physical body is strong or not? Aren't they all standard configurations?

There are too many fundamental errors. For example, the original novel states the starting points for the Primal Secret Realm are 100,000, but the author only writes 50,000. Passing the seventh level of the Heavenly Bridge should provide a tenfold bonus over the initial thirty years, yet the author only wrote 7,000 points. Many people have pointed this out, but it's not corrected.