Immortality Begins with Swallowed Star

Similarly, it is not recommended to choose Panlong as the first world, as the level is too high. In Nine Cauldrons Chronicle, one would need to cultivate to the Void Realm or the Supreme Power level. You can also gain a small world. Upon returning to the main world, the primordial universe bestows its will, sublimating it into a life core world similar to the Golden Horned Beast—a reasonable form of cheating.

How could an author not fail? Someone's about to kill your family, and you just change your mind and let them go? Are you still thinking of becoming the master of the universe and resurrecting your brothers and sisters? Unless you become a top-tier Chaos Origin Lifeform, you can't possibly resurrect an ordinary person whose lifespan has ended. Someone else comes along to kill heaven, brothers, father, mother, and sister to prove their Dao? You have no motivation if they don't die, right?

Damn it, this is incredibly poisonous! What's with all this talk of a discarded son returning, appearing at the crucial moment, this melodramatic story of a brother killing the enemy—the older brother is a genius but gets killed as a villain for seeking revenge, and his younger siblings almost getting captured and in serious trouble, with the military commander saying they'd all be sent to the…

Well written, but the internal martial arts manuals on Devouring Earth are different from those on Nine Cauldrons Earth. Nine Cauldrons Earth had a spiritual energy era, so the remaining manuals include internal strength and meridian opening techniques; essentially, they are manuals for cultivating qi.

I don't recommend starting with Panlong; the level is too high. Nine Cauldrons is more suitable and better for early battles on Earth.

The author has only been on Qidian for a little over 200 days, has only this one book, hasn't read any other books, hasn't posted any author's notes, and I haven't heard of this book anywhere else. This basically rules out the possibility of it being a secondary account. Combining this with the inconsistencies mentioned by others, I've arrived at this title and conclusion. (However, it might not be accurate, but I just couldn't bear to read any more.)

Couldn't hold on, a collection of melodramatic tropes

Some parts feel like an unnecessary increase in difficulty, and the plot feels contrived. For example, in the recent chapters, why bring along Ji Ning and the others' avatars? Who benefits from them? They have a use (except for the enemy). They know it's a dangerous trap, and as transmigrators, they know even having avatars isn't safe, given the Great Extinction Power and other information that…

Why do geniuses who are even more talented than those in the original story always appear around the protagonist?

He didn't believe in superstitions at first, but he has already died from poisoning.