Swallowing the Starry Sky, My Shadow Can Cultivate

It's too poisonous for the shadow to have self-awareness. Isn't this disrespectful? He knows everything the protagonist does. He also watches when the protagonist marries his wife and has sex 🙂. This setting dissuades many people.

I thought the shadow was a kind of clone, but I didn't expect it to have self-awareness. Poison

Shadow still has self-awareness...

I don't like this Goldfinger. The shadow is conscious and can talk.

As soon as I read the beginning, I knew this book was going to be a hit.

I couldn't stand it anymore when I saw that the lower law could become a venerable one, and there were also talk about the fire and earth route. The most basic setting of the Swallowing Starry Sky cultivation system is that only by mastering the complete upper laws can one become a Venerable.

Shadow has self-awareness and is considered an independent individual. So why should I listen to you? Why should I be the shadow and you be the subject?

To be honest, the devouring of blood is the worst in the starry sky. He is the kind of cultivator whose life has no meaning. First, you have no family, and second, you have no lover. What do you think you are living for? Does it make sense to live forever? This kind of novel makes me most speechless.

Actually, I'm a little weird. Well, it stands to reason that Genshin Impact's talent before he traveled through time should have been relatively poor. After all, how long does it take from the time the protagonist travels through time to the time the protagonist takes the martial arts assessment? Four years. Why is it that after the protagonist travels back in time and achieves the first level of apprenticeship, our golden finger is just a shadow? It stands to reason that the aptitude is equal to the protagonist's aptitude, and the book also says that the total training efficiency is twice the protagonist's. Then the protagonist trains hard and becomes a genius, which makes no sense. Logically speaking, even the original owner with twice the qualifications shouldn't be able to get into the elite training camp. He shouldn't be able to learn the "Nine Layers of Thunder Sword" and the subtle movements in a short time, and his shadow also restricts his shadow from practicing independently while sleeping. It feels strange that he's achieved these things. And I don't have a strong sense of the shadow when I read the book.