I Can Devour and Grow Without Limit

Will the protagonist change his personality like Emperor Li Anping, or will he always be the same? Also, the protagonist is too smart, thinks too much, and is a bit stupid, "I'm not as smart as you, and I'm so afraid that you will guide, use and control me, so I decided to kill all of you first!" This makes it more interesting 😃, and also, the female character is too that, the protagonist is also soft-hearted, and what about beautiful women? It's not your own, so it doesn't matter if you beat it up, disfigure it or kill it. .

Looking at it, they are all women. I originally thought it would be like a journey to dimensionality, but it turned out to be an urban superpower harem novel. I am speechless =_=

No wonder it's a light novel, it has too much of a nerdy feel, and all plots have to be driven by women, especially the useless Xiao Xin.

What kind of nonsense is this? It's so poisonous.

It was quite interesting before the protagonist revealed his abilities, but after he revealed his abilities, he instantly became a noob.

I feel like that Xiaoxin is not well written, and she dotes on others even if they are not related to each other... It can't be that she is attracted to her, and this Xiaoxin is not reserved at all. She is a brother, not a biological brother.

I'm currently in my early 300s, and I've just finished getting rid of my moth. How can I put it? It's just a bit too wordy and not refreshing enough. Detailed settings are an advantage, but if you always write these over and over again, it will feel boring. The protagonist has been unable to level up. Black Liquid requires higher-level enemies to level up. The same goes for psychic powers. It took more than a hundred chapters to upgrade psychic powers from level 2 to level 3. I have not yet leveled up after getting a level 4 corpse. Looking at the title, I can't tell which chapter can be leveled up. It really made me feel anxious. And if we use this upgrade method, what will we do in the future? Do you skip the next level every time and finally get promoted again? It feels like a lot of text is used to pave the way for various things, but judging from the results alone, the improvement of the protagonist has nothing to do with these miscellaneous studies. Want to move up a level? Researching on your own - no, integrating wisdom - is useless. In the end, you have to surpass the enemy and rely on other people's things to improve yourself. Then if you write so much about research settings and the like, the improvement of the protagonist's essence will be very weak. Because in the end, you still rely on chewing the corpses of high-level enemies to level up.

I haven't read much, but I think it would be better if you didn't write about the mother and daughter. A 12-year-old girl and a disabled old woman, and the protagonist helps them inexplicably. I don't understand. If the protagonist has been taken care of by them since he was a child, or he is a relative or something like that, and he has a particularly good relationship with the protagonist's parents, it will be fine. But just can't be a stranger. To be fair, if you were the author yourself, would you earn more than 200 a day and give others 70%? Still a stranger. She did work, but it was not worth 70% of her income. It doesn't matter if the protagonist has money, but he obviously doesn't have much money.

Speechless, this is definitely written by the post-00s generation.

Can a woman have such awesome allure?