Swallowed Star: Ancestor of Ten Thousand Trees

Damn it, this plant should just stick to writing about Wood Void and transitioning to the Law of Life later on. Why do they have to add drama and make it a fantasy martial artist? I'm outta here.

The writing is too fragmented. A lot of words are spent on trivial matters, and it takes a long time to get to the main point. It's only ten chapters, and it's already unengaging.

I want to see it. First, the sibling relationship scene was so awkward it threw me off, then there was this spoiled brat harassing me. There wasn't much to see, so let's continue… A spoiled genius brother joins the training camp, and he immediately takes action… Let's skip ahead, and it's pretty much the same. Another death! The younger brother, a psychic, ambushed the protagonist and almost killed him. He's really something else.

Around 100,000 words, well-written, the style is simple but there are no major flaws, the plot has its ups and downs and some exciting moments. Worth reading, a good read. I suggest there will be a major plot twist later on. It is not recommended to follow the original storyline.

I haven't even watched it yet, but the synopsis says that all the universes in the Cosmic Sea are nourishment for a single tree. I just want to complain: the Cosmic Sea Divine Body can only reach a maximum of 12 light-years; that's not allowed. If you could exceed that limit, it would mean you're a Chaotic Origin Lord, and you wouldn't need these nourishments anymore.

There's almost no mention of China, so why bother having a military descendant as the protagonist? What's the point?

The genius battle only starts at the 7th level of the domain, where do you get the confidence to enter the primordial universe?

I can't watch it, I can't watch it. The plot is terrible but still watchable, but that part where he hits Li Yao, I just can't stand it. The protagonist's marksmanship has a soul-shaking effect. After he unleashed his marksmanship and stunned Li Yao, Li Yao's Black God Set automatically dispelled. They just have to force the protagonist to act cool. Let whoever wants to watch it watch it.

There's not a single highlight. Every single scene is filled with sycophancy towards the protagonist, and then there's the scene where he gets killed by a character like Karami, who never even appeared in the original story, and the protagonist, whose own strength isn't even at the level of a War God, is supposed to protect the protagonist's parents... There are just too many things to complain about.

Hong's method of exerting force is wrong, okay?