The Ultimate Lifeform Devours the Heavens

Don't cheat this time to increase the combat power, or let the enemy deliberately let him go 😰

At first glance, it looks like a novel written by AI. There is no logic at all. In another world, a substitute can be awakened.

I haven't watched JoJo, but I'd like to ask if it's so easy to awaken a Stand. If I write it this way, I'm afraid that anyone with a good name in Marvel can awaken a Stand.

Does Kaz come with his own stand-in meme? The moment Kaz saw the double, he awakened and perfectly copied the opponent's double Requiem is just that the mental power of ordinary people is not enough to evolve and requires the assistance of insect arrows Kaz, as a perfect creature, does not need insect arrows to achieve Requiem.

At the beginning, JoJo and Ghoul were both good, but later on, Tomorrow and Inhumans became unbearable. The style of painting really didn't match at all, okay? Tomorrow, I can still understand that I am a bit rushing to complete the evolution of the protagonist, but I ended up with the alien again. . Good guy, he changed from biological evolution to domestic cultivation and immortality, right? . It feels like eating sushi ramen in a Japanese restaurant, and you are told that they also make fish-flavored shredded pork Lanzhou ramen (the description is a bit inappropriate, sorry that the main vocabulary can no longer describe my current thoughts). Even if you go to Demon Slayer and Resident Evil, a world similar to the perfection and evolution of ultimate creatures, it will be fine. If you really want to write something about training to become stronger, you can try to consider Inuyasha, a world where slick ghosts and monsters are rampant, or a world where you are rushing to become a god or a demon king. European and American mummies, Harry Potter's Fantastic Beasts, Heaven, Angels, Hell, Demons, the Gods and Ghosts movie series are also good. As a result, I went to Inhumans and felt like bullying foreign children just to show off. The author reviewed the question. Isn't the main character's goal to perfect the evolution of the ultimate life and devour the extraordinary beings in the heavens? As a result, the protagonist is going to be an alien. Does the protagonist want to learn spells or become an alien and then become an immortal cultivator and swallow demons? . . It would be better if I changed my name to become an evil cultivator and swallowed all the heavens. . . (Personal opinion, don't comment unless you like it)

Are stand-ins memes? Too ridiculous

The author didn't understand one thing. No matter how many reasonable reasons you have to explain the Marvel Man's Awakening Stand, you can't change it at all, which makes it uncomfortable to watch. Let me use an analogy: a certain immortal cultivator has worked hard to cultivate the golden elixir. When the map is changed, the golden elixir is not as good as a dog. What most readers hate is not the unreasonable stand-in awakening setting, but the person who goes against the protagonist because the protagonist gets benefits.

It's so boring. It's getting more and more unpopular and boring. The relationships between the characters are becoming more and more dispensable. The protagonist's behavioral logic is becoming more and more rigid and goal-oriented. Once the current world loses its collection value, it will immediately move to the next game, like a ruthless work machine. It's so boring. Let's have some daily life!

He wrote about the ultimate life, but he did not write about a time traveler with the power of ultimate life. Now the plot seems to be about a beast called the Ultimate Life, which keeps going to other worlds to devour materials and evolve. Other than that, there is not much to say.

The updates in the past few days have been quite nonsense. For example, the protagonist goes to such trouble to kill a native of the motherland. Maoshan's shape-changing nails can kill those who don't understand Qi in minutes. Another example is the protagonist saying that compound No. 5 Can only work on humans. So that hamster is a human in the shape of a hamster? However, the latest chapter has been patched, saying that the protagonist's cells are too strong, not only for humans, but not for the protagonist. Another thing is that the avatar has awakened. The protagonist feels very strange. He seems to have never thought about studying the nature of the avatar's awakening, and has never thought about why the avatar awakens others because of the DNA in the protagonist's body (the avatar can be inherited, and the protagonist's body contains all human genes on earth). It is so strange that the avatar has such awesome abilities right in front of us, but with the protagonist's ideas, he does not study it.