Swallowed Star: The Lord of Great Love

This is great! Reading a novel made me feel 10 years younger.

1. The recurring theme is combating the cosmic slave trade. The author has to include this; it's a great way to gain positive energy, and if the protagonist has the power but doesn't do it, he'll seem foolish—what a waste of positive energy!

True love should not be about liberating slavery and punishing those behind it.

The lines between universal love, sainthood, and hypocritical sainthood have become blurred.

I haven't read the original novel, but I've read this book directly. So far, I feel it's pretty good, with no major flaws.

Author, I see your introduction, something about the Hunyuan Creation of Heaven and Earth Viewpoint. Could you please change that name? It's so retro, it's like something from ten years ago, it feels a bit too old-fashioned. What era are we living in? Creation of Heaven and Earth? Can you please change the name? The intended function doesn't need to be changed, just a name change would be fine.

What I hate most is when random supporting characters come along at 18 to participate in the preliminary martial arts competition. I'm really going to explode. Have they even read the original work? People under 20 are considered to have top-tier talent. Do you think top-tier talent is as common as cabbage?

If the protagonist becomes a barbarian god, Babata will be restless; that's a guaranteed domain lord!

Yes, yes, keep it up! We desperately need this kind of great love, starting from the smallest to the largest.

I read five or six chapters and it was all just random passersby mocking me, then showing off and getting their faces slapped in the face. It was so ruthless, bro.