I Can Devour and Grow Without Limit

Will the protagonist undergo a personality change like Emperor Li Anping, or will he remain the same? Also, the protagonist is too clever, overthinking things. A little naivety, saying something like, "I'm not as smart as you, I'm afraid you'll manipulate and control me, so I've decided to wipe you all out first!" Would be much more exciting. 😃 And the female characters are too much.

Looking around, it's all women. I thought it would be a story about a journey to higher dimensions, but it turns out to be just an urban superpower harem novel. Speechless =_=

No wonder it's a light novel; it's so otaku-esque. Every plot point relies on women to drive it, especially with the addition of the useless Xiao Xin.

This is such a terrible, toxic piece of writing!

It was quite interesting before the protagonist revealed his abilities, but after that, it instantly turned into a very simple, light novel.

The character Xiao Xin wasn't well-written. She's spoiling someone she's not even related to... It can't be that she's in love with them, right? And this Xiao Xin isn't reserved at all, calling him "brother" all the time, even though he's not her biological brother.

I've seen a little over 300 so far, just finished killing the moths. How should I put it? It's a bit too verbose, and it doesn't quite deliver the desired enjoyment. Detailed settings are an advantage, but if you keep writing long, repetitive sections on these things, it can get quite boring. The protagonist just can't level up.

I haven't read much, but I think if you hadn't written about that mother and daughter, their grades would have been better. A 12-year-old girl and a disabled old woman, and the protagonist just inexplicably helps them, I don't understand it.

Speechless, this was definitely written by someone born in the 2000s.

Does a woman have such incredible allure?