Swallowed Star: Beginning with the Inheritance of the Netherworld Blood Sea
吞噬星空从冥河血海传承开始
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- Ongoing
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- 753k Words
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- Myriad Worlds
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I actually think that the Styx River's legacy is too simplistic, confined to the blood pools and seas of blood slaughter. Blood contains not only energy but also various bloodline genes, and each race has its own strengths and talents. I believe the Blood God Children of the Styx River's legacy could be modeled after other races' bloodlines, then return to those races.
The Blood Sea and Blood God Child are inconvenient creations the author made. The Blood God Child in other characters is infinite, while the author's Blood God Child is only available once per realm. What's the use of that? Furthermore, the protagonist's body can't directly transform into a Blood Sea.
Advice from those who come after
Just read the free chapters of this book; skip the rest. While the earlier parts had bugs and alterations to the original setting, they were still watchable, and there were some exciting moments of character progression. However, after it was released, it felt like it was written with a sloppy hand, riddled with rambling details, bugs, deviations from the original setting, and inconsistencies.
It felt just like that, flat and straightforward, without any ups and downs. Hmm... The author still has potential to be explored.
This is the most useless protagonist I've ever seen in a fanfiction about devouring, and that's even with the Styx inheritance.
Having inherited the Styx River's legacy, yet still unable to comprehend even a single domain after more than ten chapters, this is probably the most useless protagonist in all Devouring fanfiction.
After cultivating to the end, he became a Blood God Child clone.
It's too much of a blow to the protagonist. So much money and time was wasted, and he's only got the fighting power of a genius among the top 100 prodigies.
To be honest, if a cheat is a cultivation technique, it's too weak. Can you become a strong person just by having a cultivation technique? I've never seen a second Styx Ancestor in the prehistoric world!
I don't understand this. What's the point of writing something that's later in time than the protagonist?