Devouring the Starry Sky: Transcendence

I couldn't get enough of Tomato's new book, but here I found a sequel. Can I say that it feels like when I watched Swallowing the Stars 1? Awesome, old man! Come on, don't stop updating!

It seems to be okay, at least the first few chapters are better than the one that just sucks.

Author, how did you achieve a seamless connection with the original work? It's amazing. After finishing Swallow 1, I felt melancholy for a long time. I also read five or six so-called sequels in the middle. Compared with yours, it was simply eye-catching. Why did you publish this book now? Then the current Tomato Swallow 2 is simply a pension novel, not interesting at all, so don't stop updating it! I support you! It is absolutely amazing to write this, especially the latest chapter, the resurrection of the giant axe, I was almost moved to tears...

Go ahead, go ahead, look at the two stars, you feel so good, come on!

Hey, you really published this book at the wrong time. The sequel to Tomato has just been released, so it's hard for your book to do well l

I can feel the author's feelings towards Devouring, because at this point when Devouring 2 was just released, it took courage for the author to write this book. Because of Tomato's influence, there is a high probability that the platform will not push other fanfics at this stage to distract the traffic of Swallow 2. Therefore, it is very valuable for the author to write a fanfic of Devouring 2 at this time. As a reader, I hope to see wonderful fan fiction, and I also hope that the author will continue to write and write wonderfully! So far, the author has spent a lot of space writing about emotional lines. I won't comment here. I just feel that it is difficult to write emotional lines well. In this kind of spiritual online writing, the protagonist is usually a hero, and it is difficult for the heroine to keep up. In the end, there is basically no room for appearance. In addition, I feel that the overall plot is relatively bland and lacks excitement. The protagonist has an emotional line on one side and a spiritual line on the other. However, the spiritual line is a bit like working, doing tasks to earn hard money. That is what ordinary people do, not what the protagonist does. What the protagonist has to do is to cheat, hunt for treasure, fill cups, and kill opponents. These are all the fun parts. Just like the more classic highlights in Swallow 1: the spirit of grass and trees in the Kirishima chapter, the 1V4 explosive killing of the Phantom Demon Cattleya, etc.; The sacrifice of the Yanta treasure in the extraterritorial battlefield; and the explosive killing of the Barking Mirror King by the Ancestral God Cult. The protagonist makes money not by working hard to do tasks and saving money, but by discovering treasures while doing tasks and making a fortune, because this is the most satisfying way. The protagonist's practice cannot be gradually improved, but must have great opportunities and great inheritance, so that his strength will skyrocket and advance by leaps and bounds, so that he can be crushed by the same level, or even leapfrog and kill people. This is the best. For reference.

It's a very good book, but it's strange why no one has read it... Have any of you read it? I feel better than swallowing 2.

The author fucked Ziyue right from the beginning, which is a good review. Unlike the old tomato next door, everyone has forgotten Ziyue