Swallowed Star: I Can Extract Without Limit

They believe that the leaders of the ethnic group are all malicious and wicked people. They believe that the eight naturally powerful beast gods are "good people". Tomato built a primitive universe where the strong prey on the weak, based entirely on strength. Every "intelligent life" with strength at the universe level or above is not actually "good" or "bad" at all.

This writing is truly terrible, full of dark ideas; no wonder no one will read it. The protagonist's values ​​are warped. Even if you're writing based on a dark universe, why the hell are you acting like a saintly hypocrite? Furthermore, the protagonist is clearly dissatisfied with the human leadership and wants to become the Flame Emperor—I don't understand.

The vast and magnificent cosmology that Tomato (the author of the novel) paints for us is ultimately confined to the author's narrow perspective on national sentiment and patriotism, which is what readers find most unacceptable. (Of course, this issue of national and patriotic sentiment is also something the author forcibly created.)

There are so many flaws. Joining the first squad in the extraterrestrial battlefield—this life-or-death squad—is infuriating; there's constant infighting. The women are eyeing the men, is this supposed to be the mentality of world lords who have lived for millions of years, yet they're still fighting over women?

This is outrageous. In order for the protagonist to participate in Luo Feng's storyline 5,000 years later, the protagonist was forced to cultivate for 2,000 years, which is more than Luo Feng's cultivation of hundreds of millions of years (Luo Feng once accelerated his cultivation in his microcosm). You also act as a nanny everywhere. You can take care of your parents and sister without any problem, and you also take care of your servants and casual acquaintances as meticulously as a nanny.

I don't understand why they need to support those women? They don't have any physical attraction, they can't help the male lead, and they just waste resources.

And the shamelessness that Hong and his group wrote makes me feel like I'm seeing Taiwanese people making fun of the mainland's top leaders, hahaha.

Seeing that the protagonist plans to bestow perfect genes upon his parents, sister, and others when they advance to the realm lord level, does he really have no sense of crisis at all? Won't the alien races unite against him if they find out? With the protagonist's current strength, recklessly enhancing the genetic level of those around him, if discovered, isn't he afraid of being surrounded and killed by a group of the strongest beings?

The writing is absurd. From beginning to end, the only reason he harbors resentment towards the higher-ups is because of his slave background. He tries to hide information and then complains that the human higher-ups didn't save him when he almost died in the Ancestral God Cult. Did they even know? He keeps subtly suggesting that the virtual universe can brainwash people.

You're toxic and sick, constantly refusing to join major powers. You're unwilling to join the core of the virtual universe within the Qianwu Secret Realm, fearing enslavement and possession, fearing your secrets will be discovered. The problem is, in the worldview of Swallowing Stars, you're developing right under their noses—how could you not be exposed?